The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

vhsnked For Them-Ten Men En-
 gagged In Rural life Succeed Where
 There is but One Succeeds Tn the
 City.
 lcopyrighrsd. 1914 by Thonas J. sullivanl
 If you would be known and not know, yegetate in village. If you would know and not be known, live in the city
 God made the country, and man made the town, What wonder that health and virtue should abound and least be threatened in field and groveI
 But while man made the country towns, God is to be thanked for them. They have been ps lamps of life along the pathway of hGmanlty and reiigiok. Within them great men have beeD born and great minds conceived and developed Behind their walls freedom has fought her noblest battles They have stood on the surface of the earth like great breakwaters, rolling back or turning aside the swelling tide of op- precision. Country towns have been the cradles of human liberty. They have been the active sentyies of almost All church and state reformation.
 ro~ns Not psad-onIy slsk.
 We refer, Of course. to live, prosper ous towps, not places that are dead and ready for the last sad rites, Of course there are many towns which are not dead, only stck. They need tonic to qtiicksp their pulse, they need general treatment by . community specialize, o. better sti1, thay should consult thsir pride and thetr consetsncs and awaken to full realization of thstr posttioq and condition
 The wise farmer is looking tos the best market possible for his productA He will naturally find 1t In a live town where there are live, up to date merchants and business men. These men are not only making good mar ksts for the farmer, but are vitally in- tsrssted in the welfare of the entire town and surrounding community.
 For univsrssl Good.
 They see beyond the results of one days trade and rsalize that there is something more in life than mere money making. They arc actively in terssted In bettering community con ditions from an educational. social. moral as well as financial standpoint
 Effort in this line is not confined to La hA TnaOniHNanf benefits extend beyond the corporation limits. The town Is made community and trade center for. farmers as well as townspeopie, where there is lively cooperation which makes for univer- sal | -Od
 It was a beautiful truth which our forsfathers symbolised when in the old market towns they erected @ mar ket cross. as if to teach both buyers and sellers to rule their actions and sanetify their gains by the remsm- braucs of the cross.
 standard oseds Scar Trade Mark.
 The live town furnishes a market for all kinds of farm producs. It als0 becomes a center of exchange which supplies every human requirement. from a needle to . steam thrashsr. or the luxurious automobile. Modern merchants pride themselves on thsix ability to serve the buying public. They all thstr stores with merchs ndfse of sapdard quality which should 6ake and sSep cuitoihses
 In previous aEticle1 Ns havs .howp how a good tokn contributes to highss farm values and how farm prosperity may be directly and grsstiy lnduenc2 sy ta4 presence et4FG@ !s !sEs; ,Es:, rss 1.1s' ton between country and townspeopls which many perhaps have not thor i oughly considered -s~A.SsaS1ni'-'
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 who are broad minded enough to look beyond present day profits invariably aress laAd valves and the dssirability of the countryside aS place to live Let t ks rsmsmbSsa4 thss :sapd3fa made goods bearing 2 rsSistsrSd treds- mark sell for the siIae bhcs the wosil over. and the manufacturers guasan. tes of qualify stands behind them h the village store as We'll as in the large city mercantile emporium.
 Any manufacturing concern which will permit ksslf to be tempted into turning out goods which do not bear its name or trademark Is a mighty unr reliable institution. If It's dealinp