Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-29 | Page 6 | [Untitled]

- ! Ipl ' "Hit anU score!" For the rank and s Hi (From an Editorial in the file of the American people this means Tj ;f Saturday Evening Post.) "Keep up the habit of thrift!" : H i'Hj The end of the , . ., . ,. 4 fl war wi" briuff pcaoe demands To yu business men it has a turthor t&M Mj for capital such as the most significance. It means that you mast ;"M -MS hopeful financier would have be coutGut to git hack ail(l 8a V: -il $ m regarded as out of a fairy tale i1tt , . , ,n , - rft m a fewVears ago. The speed "We've made the hit that wins pros- la i I with which reconstruction is perity. All we need to do is wait.'' ; carried out will depend direct- ( ,fjj S'H iy upon tho supply of capital. You must run all the bases 1 Push i1 I H U Thero is a celebrated base- , . n ., . , rnuj- 'A H ! m ball case where a batter made JOUr buSlUCSS for all it IS WOllll ! that kj I pi the hit that won the came- is the best way to cinch the game and f j HI ony instead of cinching it by to make prosperity certain. I ;f running to first base he stuck , t ijS kIS his hands in his pockets and rri -, . n ji 1 r 3 I HI started leisurely to the club- jour business, running all the bases la house, and so was put out, and may mean preparing actively for an Via tiff the fiame was lost' expansion or other development re- J f W Anybody who lets go of a quiring funds. : t2 EffYj war;thrift habit because Ger- E'J PJ many throws up her hands is ' Jf j. jn tQueh with m& jj .J repeating that ivory-headed ... . p. r-il play. He hits the ball, but which IS ' deSlTOUS Of assisting 111 fl- j lis doe9 not scorc a ruu' nancing the legitimate enterprises of j : local business men. y i National Bank of the Republic I KSS K. A. CITLBKBTSON", President. W. F. EARLS, Cashier. if M i Ifm DE WITT KXOX, Vice President. GEORGE KNOX, Assistant Cashier. MM if I1 1 I The Famous IS SrSj&bl STETSON Storm oe I 1 1 Second South ' IS' l :J It ' Dry feet warm feet no colds no i-. g .5t discomfort that's what a STET-'iS, STET-'iS, ' SON "Ped Ease Last" storm shoe means for you. . If you've much '' 'Wi tramping in the stresta to do this . fgjg. winter, this is the shoe you ought Ihi $ m to wear. 41 ' ! $ December Styles f 11 s Are Here v' ;f$ Modish, distinctive, the new Stetson jjiSfc models for December are now on ;- !f Ii our shelves, ready for you to try on' Dressings in both moderate (SjlJ S and extreme degrees are manifest in ' ; jjjg' them, and you have the added sat- 1 . isfaction of knowing that Stetson :a quality guarantees you full money ft value whichever style you choose. .