The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-02-01
,ou Have /. HON. to be Proud Of

You Have q Home to be Proud Of
You set good example to your fell
low citizens by keeping your home
and everything pertaining thereto in
good condition.
Your wife never has to apologize
for her furniture, and neither she nor
the children ever have to stay home
from church because they haven't
clothes fit to wear.
The weeds are not choking the life
out of the vegetables in the garden,
and your front lawn isn't Uttered with
trash.
The sidewalk in front of your
premises is kept clean.
You take a good daily newspaper
and few of the best magazines, that
you and your family may keep posted
on the "big things" of the outside
world.
You Stand by Your Home New spaper
You are paid-up subscriber to
your tHcal newspaper, not only for the
news 1e contains but because it is the
general medium for the expression of
community ideas, and the editor is a
BOOSTER after your own heart.
If you are in business you are a
liberal advertiser, not merely for the
sake of the business it brings you, but
because you realize these newspaper
men are constantly doing a lot of
good things for the town for which
they wouldn't let you compensate
them in any other way.
You Patronize Your Home Merchants
You patronize your town MGR
chants, not only through convenience,
but because they are your neighbors
and fellow-citizens, and when you
spend your money with them you
know it will circulate around and
probably come back to you again.
You Encourage Worthy Enterprises
If one of your citizens is starting
new enterprise you are going to give
he encouragement you can,
I, know what such encourage
Z lack Of it, meant to you
-bu were getting your own
land for Clean, Competent.
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- bur town and county officials
od men and doing the square
pou are going to stand by them
lp keep them in office. If they
t the right sort, you are going
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Are on Good Terms with Your
Banker
you are young man you arc
to start savings account in
local bank, because you will
re that in the business world
lies at the very foundation of a
essful business career, and no
on earth can help you so much as
local banker if he has confidence
Four ability and faith in your hon
y.
u Will Bank at Home.
If you are in business you will de-
sit your money in your town bank
lther than in a distant city bank,
ecause then it will be used in finan-
Ing and upbuilding local enterprises
hat will be right under your eye, and
ou will want to boost your local
banks, because you know the best
thermometer of a community's COM
mercial prosperity is shown in the
monthly bank statements.
You Are a Friend Of a School Man.
If the head Of your public school is
conscientiously endeavoring to mould
character, as well as train the mind.
ISof the boys and girls of your town,
you are going to let him know you arc
his friend, will see to it that his COM
pensation is sufficient to enable him
to live decently, and that he gets it
when due.
You Will Visit the School House
You are going to inspect the school
house occasionally, even though you
are not on the school board, and if
you find it unsanitary you are going
"to make Rome howl" because the
health of your children and of every
other parents children is being jeop-
ardized. If the accommodations are
not amply sufficient, some children
are being prevented from getting an
education, and you are going to be
their champion and fight for the need.
ed improvements, even though you
know it will take an extra dollar or
two out of your pocket for taxes.
You Will Fight for the "Kids"
You are going to see to it that
every boy in your town, rich or poor,
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