Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-25
BUY 1T NOW AND BRING
ABOUT IMMEDIATE PROSPERITY
Goods viii Never be Cheaper, if as
-Cheap-Begin Buying What You
Need and You Will Soon be
Able to Afford Luxuries

/ 4Ou Will soon be
Able to Afford Luxuries.
mere is plenty of money in this
country. Despite a great deal of un-
ehlpFtoyment there are hundreds and
thousands of men with good incomes
hundreds of thousands of people with
money in the banks.
10 hoard money, to practise self
Tden1al now will only defer the coming
/ OF. prosperity.
The maxim that the people must fol-
low to restore good times immediate
! ly is: q
| BUY IT9NOW!
Don't wait till next summer or next
week. Necessities are cheaper TODAY
than they have been for many years
fcheaper than they are likely to be-
again for some time.
Many people have put off buying
even necessities till some later time.
Till money shall be more plentiful
The quickest way to make money
more plentiful is to put it into circuIa
ton, and the best way to put it into
| circulation, is to use it for the
purpose for which it is intended
buying yourself the things you need
and can afford.
The business depression, due to un-
wise tariff legislation and to some ex-
tent aggravated by the war, is fast
passing.
But it should be made to pass imme-
diately
When factories are again in motion.
when trade of all kinds is expanding,
the problem Of the unemployed will
cure itself
! But every man who has an income
must help,
Go into any store and you will be
surprised how cheaply you can buy
Articles that year ago you thought
were beyond your, purse have been
greatly reduced.
The reduction includes almost every
thing from bric-a-brack up to automo-
biles
/ Talk to your dealer about it, and he
Twill show you how immediate pur-
chases will effect great saving.
i With better times and increased
1trade expansion prices are bound to
go up. .s-z<--y ~ :.
| If you have set your heart on hav-
Ing some particular possession IN the
future. go look at it in the store to-
day. You viii probably find that It
can be purchased far more cheaply
tnan 1t could have been purchased q
year ago;
The pride of every housewife is in
intelligent buying. That is the way
prudent and far-sighted women save
their money.
lful because their wives bought house
mol tn 06x tn
;tity. So
buying.
Go to the grocer's or to the dry
i goods counters in the big stores.
Compare the prices of today With
those of year ago. ~
Inquire about the tendency of prices.
You will find that they are going up.
instead Of going down.
The purchases that you make will
add to a trade revival that will set new
factories going, give employment to
more men and women.
If you hoard your money you will
not only deprive yourself of things you
want and need. but you will actually
lose money in the end-for when you
must have these things they will cost
more.
There is no extravaganza in intel
igent purchasing.
Every great manufacturing or rail-.
road corporation has department for
buying, which studies markets and
buys TO the best advantage, laying in
supplies always when they are the
cheapest.
Millions of dollars are saved in this
way by great industries.
The same system, on smaller scale
z can be pFactfsed in the home;
Unfailing signs point to the coming
of the best times this country has
ever seen.
East, West, North and South will
share in it.
The man or woman who wants to
get his or her share will do well to
make purchases of all kinds before
the rise in prices, to get the piano or
the motor car or the library that has
been the family dream for years.
To do this is not extravaganza, 1t Is
wisdom.
And it will bring prosperity imme-
.diately, and above solve every finan-
cial problem that has confronted the
country since the tariff bill was pass
ed
Whatever you need or want, do not
put off it's purchase.
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