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Show A LOSING GAME TO RET AGAINST THE U. S. A. "Don't overlook the prosperity that is practically with you always and don't fail to preach it," is the advice of a Chicago business firm to its patrons and the people generally. And the very best reasons are given giv-en for its faith in ever-abiding prosperity pros-perity as in the following. '.'We have "Forty-eight states with the limitless lim-itless possibilities. One hundred and five million people with money much money. "They must eat. They must be housed. They must drink. They must wear clothes and shoes. "All this takes money. Many billions. bil-lions. Prosperity depends on money circulation, Keep your head cool, your feet warm and your money in circulation. really wprse than cold feet?" is Don't bet agaiust the United States. "Pessimism never wins. Times will be good." That's the word to the country's workers everywhere. . Is there anything in the world really worse than co Id feet?" Is there anything worse in the world than being afraid of life in business or anything else in fearing the result re-sult of going ahead with things when it is not so easy to go ahead as it has '';! Is there a nything liner than tue tine gameness which carries a nan or a country thnniu the hard times as successfully as those which are easy? The U. S. A. is your best bet. Betting Bet-ting -against it is a losing proposition. |