The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-03-04
A FINE COMPLIMENT TO THE TOWN

That and nations immutaby bound together there
dsputng AS neutral onookers and innocent hystandes,
America have other newtra Nations has suffered mmasurby
great which draining the life blood of those
powerful which graphing each others throat
How have been affected intelligent reader knows Disturb
auces abroad have created an condition
VIII oh has been most dscouragng.
That nation live unto ITSELF and that no nation can die
ITSELF being well in the great And the
aphorism that live unto nsef and die
himself just we and to at
tempt ourselves how and daseu and bore
would be the life would drag out For the essentials
life worth the living indebted others The
philosophy read the literature we love- the music that charms
gaddens the paintings that adon was the
furniture homes the fire by which warm; the food
clothing how long would the list of contributors
comforts if should enumae them ALL 1t is by assoca
ton with and interchange of thought and product that life
made enjoyable.
We owe those who help most. Our first duty to
those In organization institution is there
dependence upon this interchange association and rade than
city The growth Of town, which fastened in
ways made permanent by the trade put into by the
either living in territory contiguous thereto
The BUY at home' and keep your money at home
en have been big bosterers business throughout the country
And sanity in the movement all OF the citizens OF
Maryve and county would spend their for the things
they need with Maryle and Bount county business men, bow
would be the business condition OF the county Stores
operation would not only have increased sales but new stores
would have to be established engagements made those already
established accommodate the buyers And these buyers those
from whom the merchants should naturally expect business
Its bad habit folks have and believe houghless
habit too spending their elsewhere for articles viii
be purchased houses in Mary These articles
of as good quality and in instances BETTER than bought
for the same price other cities AS loyal citizens should spend
with merchants ana Keep the dollars IN ccu
lation in own midst
IF Maryvle citizens purchased their milk and butter and pro
uc from the of Knox Jefferson Sewer county when
these articles are available their fellow counymen Bount
county farmers would just complaint and be justified
in not amending their home So, the towns merchants
have right to expect sell their goods the and of
t own county The OF the town dependent
the mon Of the county the dependent
the men of the town. The helps pay for the
maintenance the countys institutions and roads What mail
order house pays anything towards the building of pixies their
nn4nP What mail house anything towards the build
ing If school houses churches' None The of the
and the men Of the county help each other in the trucon of
these and naturally they should exchange products and each
others business.
To make great town. that have the support and
cooperaon of its and the ctizpns of the
1t was fine compliment we heard travelling man Mary
vile the other day. represented mail order clothing house,
He said These Maryve stick closer each other than any
Of men have have been here three days.
am doing good The tells that he must paonlze
tho cothnp man of his he se groceries the coher
m the same way with hardware and the professional men,
and others This is the right spirit though my boss could only
understand it,"
And then the raveng asked the person was
falling to write letter his manager explaining him buy
at home policy OF Maryville men.
Let's buy the things from home merchants you
u oe in the habit trading with maoder houses,
have been going elsewhere spend the have made
arvye and resolve that this habit expressive
m iude al injustice shall be broken, and that you will spend
vou money with the who are helping you build pike roads,
o,d streets and churchts and schools