The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-27

own .n the world But my town
good town like the kind neigh
,Oriiness OF Us citizens like q
Eaik down Main street and sal
HOudy" 20 Pap Jones'. the hard
sare man. and pass the time OF dal
sifh I.afe Hennessy. the druggist
like the young people IA IA,
own. from the apple-eheeked tod
Hers starting out 20 kindergarter
20 the young chaps starting out "a
conquer the world.
Sometimes 1 have a vision Of my
oen--the town that II could and
lhoula be. The streets ars broad and
sell paved. the Fairgrounds and
schools are as perfect as man can
make them. the civic buildings are
IMPOSING IN architecture and ap.
jointmenlr There are beautiful
parks aud Fairgrounds for the
hildfen
In this town there In no looking
o this outside for opportunity. The
iifen song OF the big city has no
lure for the young folks. They know
hat the big chance ia here. IL lies
Ia the industries supported by the
fOwn
How am | going 20 help make this
vision come trueY What am going
20 DO tor the home town.
tll tell you what am going 10
10. I'm going TO make my dollars
ltay al home aud work TO make this
fislon come true. Whom my money
goes 70 New York or Chicago TO the
Dig mail order houses. It's gone for
good iIomeburg sees IL no more.
When ! spend Il Ia Homeburg.
art OF n comes back 20 me. IL
comes back In increased opportuni-
les here az home. II comes back IN
the Increased well being OF my
neighbors aud town. II helps Pap
ioae- and LATE Iiennesay keep bet
Tor stocks and put In new store
fronts
II brings things I need right under
my fingers instead OF three days
Journey away Pap and Lafe are
fonr-aquare merchants and they de-
serve all the success they can got
when | deal with them get their
advice aud suggestion In
stead OF printed direction sheet.
Ny dollars and my neighbors' dol
airs spent right here In Homeburg
viii create opportunities tho young
" generation Il looking for. In
ltoad OF the high bookkeeper's
tool IN the bis city. they viii find
openings here The town will not
% Slapped OF Its young blood "
AN help a.
will not barter the future OF my
own Tor a 10 per cent saving on
ook-stoye bought from catalog
90. not for a so per cent. Even n
we're sure OF making these savings
Which ! asn not. | would not feel
hat u was fair 20 Homebars.
u certainly wouldn't be fair TO
'ap. good old scout II bought the 4
teve from him. be would spend halt
he morning with the Missas aud me. F,
usi 70 see that We Got exactly what
10 wanted. aud then he'd send a
IAN out 10 see that Il was put up
lTht You cant get that kind OF
'rsiee cut Of cAtslox Indeed not
rhen take Lafe iIennessy Hts :
rht u going all the time. lie Is
'ady for all emergencies. from
'oup 90 pneumonia. Am | going 10
AZ on him for quarter. worth 4.
/ passgoria whom the aid has a q
,mwy ache and send away when I u
ant q three dollar ho,.water bot. u
~ Am I soiaE TO call ON him when n
aesd aim aud throw him down y
hen he needs me- "
No. STR am not am going to "
i've him chance. am going 70 =
W. nay town chance. am going :
give my town a chance because H. y
I*t eommoa everyday square
"a and he deserves n. am goiuK "
give by town chance because It's :,
'od eitlr~aship and xood business i,
rhere are ten thousand Home
lrxs In the unilrd states and tens -
thousands % tiomebarxlsns We =
face thls elx problem When ~e
al meney away from Homoharx
; send prosperity away from Home
SO Arv - going 20 eentinae to
so Are ws kolas 10 let Home
rs streets remain clay holes. i,s
,res relies % dark Asv~. its schools
a eisie buildings issssf Ars ~s
ina 10 let our youths drift away.
cause ilomeburx offers no future,
No. thousand times no. We are