| Show PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY the best way to accomplish this is later for pery businessman to liis his home paper the member ber ol of a community who villo habitually ignores his home mer chint mechanic ell anic or tradesman and makes his purchases cs and spends his money in other oer towns does not desere desen e tile the name naine of a good cilien and should not be countenanced by those who have the best in tereso ot of their ou onn n locality at heart dut but it too frequently haaren that men purchase pui chase a number of items every every time they go t to ogden or salt lake city simp simply v because they do not kaow that such articles are kept by the home merchants A little jm decious advertising would stop all this and in a short time would more than pay for itself the local met mei chant chan chartand and tand mechanic tire are interested in the progress and development of the town and country in which they live and evera dollar that they amass is ested ted and remains in the neighborhood As aa they prosper their taxes increase and ami just justson so much those of othera others are lightened they assist in keeping up tip your fc bools churches and other public institutions and charities but the person person who spends his money in some distant city puts it beyond as asting in any local enterprise thi tb man in the city upon whom you bestow bour our custom lias has no further inte interest iest in you or your surroundings than the cash lie he le ceides from you itis it is no concern of his whether you are as devoid of social church or educational paivi leges as a the inhabitants of barrio boo laGha or whether your streets or highways are I 1 atell ell made or an aboriginal indian trail the surplus money which he haste bestow will go to enrich the exchequer of institutions from which you will cerce receive any berie benefit fit and to lo add to the wealth of communities in abi which eb you haie baill no fio fin inual amial interest and further there is no good leaon fur for thin impolitic and un businesslike diversion diver bion of trade the business nien men in the smaller maller cities and tonne can and do sell bell goods lear ear in and year out a cheaply aa at do those of the baiger places the lower expenses cheaper rent and immunity from the exorbitant or municipal kunii apal taxes which in the cicat citira enable them to do to fo and still make a living but the shrewd city merchants merchant by advertising certain goods at ridiculously low prices manage to attract gullible lations to their of business v ith tile knowledge that they mill succeed in belling them other oilier goods at advanced pi ice ices to them for the loss lose on the leader ant anil leave them themselves seles A handsome profit the home bolus merchant is libed li bcd here bore and expects to pursue his among us indefinitely the tha continuance of his trade is dependent dept pt upon this fairand fair and uni futin treatment of his customers and the quality of his goods ends ilia his field is ie li limited ind and should lie be resell to chady methods or foist dishonest it arcs upon his bis patrons his reputation would be jone and hii trade lost put but the metropolitan tro politan t has a wide and unlimited field ilia his patrons are from all parts of the and if lie can be so BO fortunate a to get I 1 one 1 good 00 deif each one tie lie he does not expect them to return it cei tainy cerns that every of cache county should a appreciate this fact and real ie that licate c aie doin doine every thing in our power pow or to break up tip this habit of sending or going to the city for so eo many things vc hah they might if they only khien it obtain light here bore at home whyona why u out all our home iner merchants chants stand by bv us as we stand hy by them and do as much as tue THE JOUR JOURNAL JOURAL AL does in ill building up tip home indus industry tm and keeping our money hole heie in the the valley the ideal community is that in ill H inch ubach there is a reciprocity of good feeling anion among merchants in all blanches of trade mechanics pio men workingmen and firmer farmers each aaili cg himself as far as aa po possible of the others services buying liis his goods or employing his labor as the case may be the community where this practice obtains is always found to lie be an exceptionally prosperous one populated populate by bv cheerful honest neighborly and enterprising people and a good place for the home seeker keeker to locate in |
