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Every good merchant is a community factor and builder.
Every good merchant has the interest of the community, at heart. He desires
to see better roads, better city streets, better schools, more ancj better 'amusements.
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You are the one who looks to your local merchant to help you. Is it not a fact
that when you have any improvement of a local character you desire to put over you
enlist the support of your local merchant? He is the man you expect to back you
up. In a very large .number of cases he is with you 100 per cent., with gifts of money
or his own personal services. The local merchant is. the first to whom you look for
cooperation. He is glad to help. .
These facts are only incidental to the main point. A part of the dollars that you
have spent at home return to you in the way of improvements. It is cooperation that
brings these things about. He knows the advantages for you of the many public
improvements. By his interest in community welfare, he is a community factor.
When you deal with him you are helping to build up your community. There arc
mutual benefits. No community can thrive without such an interest. Trading away
from home will hinder this interest. Your local merchant wants to feel that you
have an interest in him.x Then he will certainly have an interest in you.. A thrifty)
prosperous community can help to make the merchant prosperous. ' s
You will help to make. your community more prosperous by
- BUYING AT HOME.
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MANNHEIMER BROS.
J. C.PENNY CO. Inc.
OWL PHARMACY
R. M. SMITH
M. P. CASHMAN
THE WARNER CO.
BENNETT-COOPER
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