The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11
10 Make Greatest Success of
Buy in Clark burg
Can1paign
BETTER QUALIFY GOODS.
Dollars Spent in Local Stores
Will Go Around Circle and
Come Back

tShFlOuS MeeLlu&S OF Nv the w sWOmeQfS
literary clubs Of the city has been
the buy In. Clar ksburg movement.
Why. / think 1t is the best thing
THAT has ever been started in Clarks-
burg said one bright club woman,
and 4 certainly intend to buy every
thing at home. i have always done
most Of my buying at home, but now,
/ shall do all of It here, for really,
would feel disloyal to my city &c
sent away for anything The trouble
lis that we just have not thought
about II. Let us all work together
and make 1t q success. 4. IS. %
She was right, too, for anybody
LOT bright women can make anything
la success, II they simply make up
their minds to do 1t. d.
III Clarksburg club women have most
progressive IDEAS. and they have
shown great enthusiasm in the buy
I'm Clarksburg" movement. They are
not only willing to work for It, but
lare eager to make 1t a success. The
following expressions or opinion, en-
dorsing It. from several sof Clarks-
Iburg's brig test women, will be read
with interest: e v: = IS II
Mrs: ]. d. Mel reynolds, says ut
lIgfyes me great pleasure to express my
approval of the buy in Clarksburg''
movement engineered. by the Clafks-
Eburg Telegram. OF course the
masses Of Clarksburg people do buy
lat home, but when we have all ac-
tqutred the buy In Clarksburg,,
habit. there will be an improve
tment in the quality, and Character.
oil the goods our merchants handle.
and they can compete with any pro-
fduct other ties offer. 4 y
Mrs. Orplia St. CLAIR. presi dent sof
1.-THE Mothers, club, says, IF there
were no higher motive, 1T seems to
Ime that pure self-interest would
Icause people to buy at home. five
tdosnot patronize our own merchants,
where are they to get the money to
Epay their employees, and if the em-
fployes have no money, how are they
or their fanatics to purchase, not
only the many things they merely.
like to have, but the absolutely nee
essary things. 1t seems an endless
chain to me for every household is
| a purchaser Of something; and Il you
buy what you need from your home
town merchants, and he buys the
things he needs from the other mer-
chants, be 1t flowers, shoes, dresses,
! jewelrry, hardware, automobile,
mules, or real estate, he will be buy
ling what you have to sell, and you
will have the money with which to
\ buy what the next man has to sell.
1t may be the dentist or physician
whose skill you need, and at any rate
if the money is kept circulating by
this very best of methods. we will
all have a chance at some Of 1t. h
Mrs. B. F. Robinson, secretary of
the Civic club, says Civic pride Is the
corner stone in the foundat lion of a
city's building and growth. I am
quite sure every citizen in Clarks-
burg has this pride, but some arc
ltimid In giving 1t expression. but now
| is the time, the important, critical
time, when we should give 1t express
| sion and In what better way, than
iiby buy In Clarksburg everything,
The money that is made here, should
be spent in our city, thereby In
lcreastng the income OF the citizen
has been nlacadl nnon the dmnn nss
lanna AZ secnri,1e 4, s,iyersitv of mann.
lfactnrinp enterprises. many small,
.saetories conld 'be iIdnced "a locate
rsrlark shnrp NJ tfeir MON nters i. 4.
ttha iassnrances that thair nrodn n.rss Z
would find even a partial market in
lClarksburg. The time Is near when
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