The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924, February 21, 1918, Image 2

The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news., February 21, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBulletin No. 2—Written For People Who Think YOUR DOLLARS AND YOUR WELFARE. Not a dollar would ever be spent out of Bartow county for anything that could be bought here at home if the people who do so, would only stop and consider these undisputable facts: Already there have been countless thousands sent elsewhere to enrich other sections. The same money spent here at home would have bought better goods, iust as stylish, and the cost would have been less. s Don’t believe that? Let’s see— Your home merchant is in business. He knows that if he does not carry goods of the best quality and sell them at the lowest possible price, he will be able to dispose of his stock. The result--- He would soon be overstocked and his money would be tied up. He knows this and guards against such a contingency. How? First, he searches the markets of the coun try, and buys the best and most stylish obtain able, Ever hear of a mail-order house,or a merchant in another town doing as much for the people of Bartow County? “LEAVE THE DOLLARS AT HOME” The Following Business Interests of The Community Are In Accord With The “Trade at Home” Movement and Pledge Their Co-operation: Scheuer Brothers Ben C. Gilreath Drug Company F. E. Matthews M. B. Taylor’s Bakery Fred M. Radebaugh, Jeweler G. M. Jackson 6c Son The Osment Company C. G. Howren Market Lumpkin Hardware Company Gilreath-Champion Drug Cos. Cartersville Steam Laundry THE BARTOW TRIBUNE—THE CARTEKSMLLE NEWS, F -- - ’ - Second, he knows that competition is keen, and for that reason, aside from his earnest de sire to serve his customers, makes the selling price as low as possible, counting on volume to make up his low margins. Third, he knows that he must serve his customers well, for upon their patronage does he hope to build his business. You simply can t get away from the fact that the home man is the logical source for all our supplies—dry goods, clothing, jewelry, house furnishings, groceries, drugs, and every single item demanded by the citizens of Bar tow county. It’s your welfare that’s at stake. Your home merchant, your home business man and his institution stand as a bulwark— a Gibraltar—and will protect you and your interests three hundred and sixty-five days in the year. Adair 6c Lewis John W. Jones Atco Stores Company Young Bros. Drug Company Knight Mercantile Company Red Star Department Store B. L. Vaughan Clothing Cos. Griffin Drug Company T. W. Simpson Company Steinberg’s Tribune Job Department