Show POWER OF POLLAR OLLA OLLAs s EASi SHOWN Keep One Orye Moving and See Wh WhIt What It Will VilI D Do for Your Com Com- Corni i 1 I I I PAYS Of DEBT I When i It Is Sent Sent Out Out of Town Toi However However How How- ever ver to f Pay for r. r What What Can Be Bought at t. t Homo Home It I. I Is Ii Gone j f j Forever I Copyright It is ft tt rather wonderful 1 thing when you ou stop to thI n abai Q H t what what- on one lemo dollar will do o if If It Is kept at work worl This has hns I been Illustrated In n a striking g manner on tn s several occasions hy li ot a n nerr err very simple experiment If re you yi want to sc see ee just jUs HW l pip a roio raio a silver slI r p oca a ri dollar ir bill bil plays In the of a n community here her is 45 the tIme wily way Wily to do 10 it It Just attach a tag to the dollar an tt 1 It t t 1 with the request t t lh fat t every V who receives n make n note on the tag as ns to how be received It The result result re re- sult suit will Ill be an nn eye Here nere Is the f it the way s-ay it works Smith the lumber dealer dEnle who th-s th first Possesses esses the tIme dollar buys sonie sori g groceries c i s from from Brown Drown and p pays s 's for r them with the dol ol lar mr About that tire Jonos ih the plum plum- her ber wh who 1 hir luu It done me work vork for Brown sends his collector around and Brown pay pays the bill with this dollar doUar Jones owes oves Green n the tho e printer a n small advertising 1 11 so lIe he sends this dollar possibly some others to en ento to Ao pay his hUt bill Green keei had Just fust f st put the dollar oHal In cash drawer whenn when In a n comes Black Jack the milkman to wh whom m Green owes a dollar for for n k g delivered ll H at nt his house hois tS 1 n t takes l the thc dollar lollar out of his his- cash Rh drawer and pays pCs Black For some same tini time Black has owed White the tho carpenter r for lor some work lone done on his lila dairy house so now now 11 he lie takes the time dollar that G Green Geen een has paid him and amid pays pars up what 1 He t RW tas as White White still owes some lumber that he he bought from Smith the lumber dealer so l he e. e takes fakes the dollar and squares up ins Ills account with Smith Smith now now has his dollar own Brown has been a abi able to t pay his is plumbing hill Jones Tones has hila squared up with the printer pi inter and so o on all aU around the circle What lint MIGht Have Have Happened J f Now suppose that Smith Instead of or his gr groceries cc Ies fl from m Brown h had pU purchased them from a n mail mall ord order ordet F house bonse Jn In far distant city nn and s sent nt hl lila his dollar to pay fo for them them Brown Brown would not have had that dollar J pay Jones l he le e l Dumber Jones could not have printing g bill blU the printer prInte would nave have had off the milk mUir man i White the carpenter wo would not hnot hn have got ot the money for the the work le nd done Ilone for the milkman and Smith o would not riot have got the money which Wh White te him for foi Jumber r. r This Is Js s nil all so sQ simple that It requires no Of 61 economics or pr professor of if mathematics to figura It out Anyone Anyone Any Any- one can cnn see w when cn Smith sends that dollar l' l to o Chicago or some other city where the mail order houses fi flourish flour flOur- ur- ur ish Ishi that dollar Is gone so far as Smith and Jones an and Green and the rest of the people In Smiths Smith's town to fire are con con- That dollar will never comeback come como hack back t to pay any ony bills in Smiths Smith's town And nd the thing that stands out lD most st striding but butis Is most often overlooked Is that Smith the man who first spends spends' the dollar Is hurt just as much when n he sends that dollar out of town as Is Isho the ho homo home gr cel cei from whom hom he lie might have bought hi his groceries es I I Now Just this one dollar bya by byn l n a hun hundred re or a n thousand or ten thousand thou thou- sand ZOne One dollar l' l may not riot s seem em tomake to tomake tomake make much difference in the average town but a n thousand dollars or or even eyen evena a hundred d dOllars does make a differ differ- once ence Just t as one will pay a 1 dozen or 01 a n hundred small bills a n hundred hun bun mn- mn dred or a tho thousand nd dollars will wUl pay a n Jozen or 01 n a hundred big Wh When n Brown the grocery man mali owes a thousand thou thou- sand and do dollars lars and cant can't P pay py Y It he Is headed for the bankruptcy courts When hen Jones Tones the plumber cant can't collect the money Which II Is due him from or maybe a n dozen Browns he Is headed haded In hi the same direction as ns Brown Blown AO And so jt it goes all aU around the circle until It U hits hilts Smith or a n dozen Smiths who have serif their money out of town to tn to the fortunes of of the mall order men Buyer One W Who V o IB Is rB H Hurt rt Thus Thus It will be seen seen that this buy- buy home nt-home pro proposition Is really a n. selfish one with the man who buys the goods He lIe Is not not hurting the home merchant when he lie sends his money out of town any mo more e than h he Is hurting himself Every EVelY sensible tutu man knows that hIs Ids livelihood d depends upon whether I U er busi busl I. I ness In hi his town Is good gool or not It If business Is not good ho he cannot make a n good living fo fo for hImself and his family no matter how hard lie he may work and ann business cannot be good If 11 If fhe business busi ness men thie In the town nr are not making nn king money This Is n a plain business proposition shilon fos fot c every ry man nn and woman In the community By spending lr g their monc money at tit home bomB they are arc helping the home homo merchant on only y Incidentally They are r buttering their own bread brend When they send senti their mO money to the tim mail order house honse they are Ire n not t only hurting the bom Inci but but- buta n a more to them they them I are le likely to be the bread hren on oni of the Hie mouths months of their own children leu I t |