OCR Text |
Show x' HELPING OURSELVES. PROVO POST THE Newspaper Provo's Popular We hear much these days about foreign trade. an Each Teaay Friday"By'' Why should we loan money to' foFeigff countries? ' THE POST PUBLISHING COMPANY This is a question many an American rightly is an illustration of one phase of the Phone 13 asks. Herewhich 125 West Center St it seems, would justify our question, to responsible foreign countries: money HICKS,--.Editor.aManager loaning NEPIH Suppose you were a prosperous manufacturer in arid you wanted to sell Colorado in Entered at the postoffice at Provo City Utah, as Utah. The merchant in Utah says: I have second class matter. trade territory and can sell your goods but you will have to loan me a little .money to get pfiihd a nd your-good- - One Year Six Months Subscription -- Term- s rHEN vou arc making a known investment. in a'car that has proved trustworthy for twenty years. But "dont take Buicks reputation, the words of Buick owners or our words as to Buicks reliability as thc final argu- $3.00 If you found his statements correct it would 1.50 to loan him the money .75 be good business foryou . in order to furnish an outlet for your product. The United States is in the position of the . T manufacturer.-- A large, part, of the rest of the SUPPORT' A irOME INDUSTRY BY SUB- world is in the position of the merchant men7.;. SCRIBING NOW t ; . tioned. It is good business for us to loan a limited amount of money on' good security to foreign : J. good management. countries in order, that they may .in.return buy our raw materials and keep our factories and pay 7 -- 4 4, 4 the first essential to rolls going. ; Good management-i- s other in it as is, any euccess in farming just BUSINESS SHUNS SCANDAL,. ; ; business. , ;7 The good manager is always on the alert for Young Mr. Stillman who inherited the presi; ways to improve his farm. of the largest bank in the United States dency He is always planning for and securing things because of his carelessness pro- will hive to get out that will save his time and his labor, cut hismore Commandments. Decency Ten the in regard to; duction costs and enable him to make moral standards are so for certain and a respect money out of his fanning business. business these days that Its big This year there is a special test for farm important in men must walk straight or step down and out as management. Some farmers, because of disapin- quickly as a dissipated clerk. Business is grading pointment in regard to last years crops, are not down. , 4 clined to be less active than usual. They are up in America, timorous and perplexed. Their plans for the year Note The girl who polishes her are indefinite. They are too likely just to drift deskFashion with her bare elbows, should wear a coat along, missing opportunities to advance them- when she 7 appears on the street. . y selves along the road of accomplishment. The good manager, on the other hand, is It is easier to go down hill than to back up, out to make the most possible from this year of CAN back up. 'v farm operation,. Though the prospect for profits but this is the point: you may not be so promising as it was in the spring . The kind of man that nearly everybody tries of recent years, he sees opportunities as good as, one they know deceives himself. or better than, they were in the years before to deceive .the war. And he is studying out the ways to A good salesman is told that he must sell take full advantage-o- f those opportunities. as his goods, but he cant sell The good farm manager knows the value of himself as welllooks cheap. a year like himself if he farm 7 implements knows that-ibe must Costs kept this when crop production No fool like a young fool that tries to act like are more important than implements low, good an old fool. V: ' . ever. : ' -- if careful con If he needs a new implement A baby ought to be happy. It has a rattling sideration shows him that the use of the implement will aid in making his farming more effi- good time. cient, make his time and labor worth more, and spite An optimist is a business man who in news .make him dollars ahead at the end of the year find to good ' of all his experience, expects he doesnt hesitate in, buying it. t of the on the is a simply, require-- in the. mail he receives With him the purchase -' month. 7 V 7 ment of good farm management. in the Men are not any worse than they were You may joke all you please about the Saturmuch as talk dont but they old day night bath, but the world would be : a lot good how days, did then. as are they good they about pleasanter place if everybody took one. .? -- - ment, : ypuilf judge of its sturdiness and power? its comfort, beauty and easy operation. Your Buick is doubly guaranteed for continuous use through Authorized: Buick Service. . . to us take youwilloutbeinthea 1921 best ... Buick, You, - : Buick, you w w started. Three Months purchase , J 7-- : ithe t 1 i 5 f n 1 i i '. 9 n-- ' ?. TELLURIDE MOTOR COMPANY ' 4 ? Ralph Clonihger and Ruth Parry and a strong supporting cast in . r? ! lr air i .W arm jr Which A Delightful Comedy of the Screaming Type Becomes More Entertaining Every Time It is Produced 1 - Surrounded with a Moist Atmosphere Laden with Laugh Infect the Most Sterile. Producing Germs that will k'.Tk" - , ; - . FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY 4 I .; r I k r i'i Dont Refuse The . Opportunity of Grasping The Heartiest Bunch of Laughs That : Have Ever Come Your Way , -- 4 ; i ? l' ;r l 't Mail Orders Now Prices 25-50-- 7 5-lt- j UlilLx TLTTEK AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM r n PROVO, UTAH 00 |