Show T ME MADEm AMERICA WAS VAS IT MADE IN AMERICA America produces fully half halt of the specialties m iu clothing furniture and food sold in this country which bears the Made in Germany or Made in England label American made goods in practically oVery liuo lino ore arc rc equal if it not superior s to the European made equivalent Millions in products in tho the past sup gUP- supplied plied to tho time United States from tho the I countries now noir ut tit war i or shut abut off from tra trade e can cm just nisi as well weB be e MADE fADE IX LX LA AMERICA A Whore theres there's a will there a a way wayn And Uncle Sam has haa the thc will Al AU over the country manufacturer turc 8 and commercial associations are striving to hrin brin bring before the tho public some coma interesting facts which bear out the tho above c statements Prom rom Market street San Francisco to Broadway Xen Xer York the the nation wide wille ule mo is on OiL th the lips ups of men women omen and aud chil children ren who are arc learning that foreign or hn made products are often inferior to American end and it is gen gen- agreed that tho the timo has now v rome come when hen MADE ADB IX IN A AMERICA will supply people who ho live h in tho the United Unite States States putting putting wages age into the pocKet of ot time the American working man and aud oiling the thc wheels of industry which vl ch keep him employed Instead of the tho Math Made in German Germany label we o no now DOW o ha the thc Made in America America Amer Amer- ica J slogan MADE IN US AMERICA GOODS NOW BEING BOOSTED It 11 has already already be been n pro proven that America is is capable of creating it its own o fashions when hen war ar shattered activities in the Rue flue dc- dc la dc-la la Paix rh The United States government go has now set eeL to work v to encourage the pearl button industry in tho the United Unite States States- a n shortage which ch threaten to disrupt un and embarrass the entire clothing trade because of our dependence depend depend- ence enee on Europe for or the common buttons of commerce Twenty five prominent Now New York men hunt hants are nrc forming a H Made Mado Ia c In America exposition to show American products to tho public to to show them how they the mav py tell goods made on In this side cilo of the water aler and to o l home the Ule that American Anu Amen Ameri ri can call made goods are arc inferior to none Done C G ie ii throughout the country arc are joining iu ill tins this s movement telegraphing u for information in in their work of spreading th the new t trade ado do gospel which pro promises to revolutionize ro American business Pipes H made in in Germany 11 which 1 have ha hitherto been considered the tho best arc now nov being refused for or tho the AMERICAN AMERI CAN CAK MADE lADE pipe Women Women rich rich and md poor poor are are buying gowns only ma made mado o on this side of ot tho the water AMERICAN TOYS FOR FOE SANTA CLAUS GLAUS German toys must give guc way to A American Amer meran mer- mer lean ican an mado made toys canned canned goods Foods from Norway and Sweden must give no place to tho the British Columbia and Washington brands Hides heretofore finished abroad arc aie being FINISHED iN N AMERICA where tho animals are ara skinned thus transferring the finished product direct to the consumer and sain saving him the duty and aDd profit of tho the man over o the water A A. student and writer on business calls attention in in a n mo most t forceful manner manner man ner ncr to the ignorance of at Americans regarding re ro ro- ro garding A AMERICAN MADE ADE products in in the following in succinct arraignment nt In pr practically every cry city of the conn country try a suggestion put forth locally in Now York a few days ago could be carried into execution Thc The Thet suggestion was that a n day be set at aside for tho the I exhibit c in stores and of I shops goods made in the United States I Tho The author of ot the idea Iden proposed that tho the various associations of ot merchants arid and manufacturers manufacturer combine to find wa va ways 8 and means for tor showing every ble bie article made mado in this country of ot 1 n kind similar to those thosa imported and which have havea a a. largo large or 01 small consumption here He recommended further that at this display It could be arranged to show the foreign and domestic articles side by side In order to the thc observer er an opportunity opportunity to Judge for tor himself the tho merits of the articles From nothing at ot the time present time It seems could the American made product benefit more Such an exhibit would be valuable to manufacturer and anti merchant and to consumer even In times of peace But war war paralyzing man many of ot the time foreign Industries has haa so circumscribed the European European Euro Euro- field of manufacture that dependence dependence dependence depend depend- I ence upon the tho American n product is bound to toll follow ow as a matter of or course Still It should not be a dependence born orn alone of or necessity It should hould bo o backed by br faith in both material and workmanship and anti b by confidence In v vallie And nothing will contribute moro more toward establishing this confidence than such a 11 comparative exhibit as a's as has haR b been ui outlined The rhe 1 would have hav opportunity to tose se see and judge judg for Cor himself Th The educative o value would be e almost beyond estimate It I 1 Is believed urges tho tUb ew cw York committee by a i large number of our community that man many products product of 0 foreign mak cannot bo be made in the United States Slates and be bc of or the thc same merit and purchasable pur pur- at nt a R fair price This applies al also o to other communities In recent years cars tho the prejudice has lias been less lees In evidence o but it still exl exists ts There is reason to believe bellve though that of it would remain If It the proposed tive tl exhibit were made mado In Iii tho the larger larg-er cities throughout the country |