The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-02-17
ARE THE HOME MANUFAC
TURERS WORTH YOUR
PATRONAGE
By j. C. Patton
In Charlotte Observer.

linas today nnanufactuR I1o1
articles, put out under trad
mark, or brand, than the balanc
of the south put together?
There are in North CarOlir
alone dozens upon dozens of al
ticles of high merit being put on
under brand, and almost withOu
exception these concerns begal
in a small way and made gooI
in big way.
We make in North Caroline
more towels thany any othe1
state or territory in the world.
We make in North Carolina
more cigarettes than any state
in the world.
We have in North Carolina
the largest aluminium works in
the world. ..
We have in North Carolina
the largest underwear manufac-
turing plant in the world, and
the largest pulp plant in the
world.
We have in North Carolina the
largest denim and the largest
damask mills in the world.
We have in North and South
Carolina the largest hydro-elec-
trio waterpower development in
the world.
And aside from the world
heaters, we have in the two
Carolinas dozens of worthy man
ufactories turning out many |
branded articles of the highest |
quality.
Are we doing our duty by
these makers of home products?
You can get as good life in.
surance policy in North Caro-
lima as you can get in the world.
And yet twenty-five millions of
dollars are sent out of the state
each year to the north and west
in life insurance premiums, and
these twenty-five millions are
used to develop other sections.
We send out of the state each
year six millions in fire insur- 1
ance alone, and yet we have
numbers of safe and sound
nome fire insurance companies.
We manufacture in the Caro- .
mas automobiles, trucks; monu-
nents and stutuary; brushes for
lome and factory; featherbeds t
md mattresses; hosiery and I'M F
lerwear; cigarettes, smoking to- Fl
,acco and plug; overalls; brick .
f all standards and quality; :,
igars of highest merit; auto
Mobile bodies; batteries for au- +"
flour of first quality a
read and cakes of the richest a a
uality; medicines, including Of
for colds and a ty
Oxen and one other ailments;
ocoa pudding and other food &C. C..
nursery products and az
overs; soft drinks of national te
ote; wood products, including tn
lany lines of chairs, furniture, "
chool DESKS. complete bedroom
nd household equipment; han
les, spokes, ship pins and nu- -
lerous other wood products; A
othing for men and boys; suit M
ases and trunks; baking pow
ar and numerous chemical ar
roducts; blankets and quilts; m
leets and bdspreads and many az
her household needs 70
And yet millions upon mil
ms go out of the Carolinas each to
ear to buy these products. su
Not one man in ten who reads + ac
lis article is aware that half of tn
lie above products are made at ma
one and made in as good DUAL SO
y as can be purchased any ne
here in the world. '~as> = tDc
The purpose of this depart IAN
ent is to give accurate infoF- ta
alton about the home manu- wi
cturers and then to give rea- is
ms why, quality and price be-
9 equal, they permit your pat W
mage first. : XII
They spend their money 4at da
me. They are citizens of your ha
W nand section. They help to Gu
Eep up our schools; they sup
lit our churches; they build sir
Ir roads; they contribute to the -
lstitutions of charity of which sal
are proud. They are citizens tel
10 are attempting to build up N.