The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-15
THRIFT WEEK

1Hiiihh WIEN
Continued from paga one.l
Of society turning. Know the deep salts
faction Of adding to the worlds. wealth,
knowledge and comfort, This spirit sweet
ems ones work and makes life worth while
II. Make Budget.
Plan in advance so to spend every dollar
that you will get fullest return and great
est satisfaction for every hour you work.
with your earnings determines what you
actually get for your services. Budget
spenders get more than do haphazarders.
III. Keep Record of Expenditures.
You can't expect to ru-- your business OF
in and merely guess at outgo. Every sane
business keeps records down to petty
know what you are working for. Good
ness only knows where the money goes
never helped anyone to get ahead
". Have Bank Account.
Most financially solid folks pay by check
| payment and receipt in one-safer to
| transmit than cash. Interest accounts
guard money and help It grew. good
bank account is the best of references. The
mere act of filling out check MAKE you
| think before you spend. Money IN a sock
or pocket works for no one-money in bank
works for you and for general prosperity.
v. Carry Life Insurance.
Wiping out worry about what will hap
pen to them viii increase your present
| day efficiency and earning power. Insqr-
ment of a normal life Modern policies pro-
vide savings and investment and old age
| security along with constant protection OF
the family
VI. Make Will.
A properly drawn will insures that what
| you leave will go to those. whom you
choose It Is as weTe saves sns 'e Court det trou
/ bles delays and expenses for small as we'll
as large estates. With will you select
| your own trustee to assist your dear ones
| You leave business instructions when you
are to be away few days-leave such IN
structions in your will when you go on
your long journey.
VII. Own Your Own Home.
A home is more than a house; it makes
YOU an active partner in your community,
increases your self respect and makes ZOE
| family stability. Owning home ADDS TO
present-day savings and comfort and Sc
cures old age. 1t supplies motive that
makes saving easier and more pleasant.
For your childrens sake start now 10 own
| a home Of your own
| VIII. Pay Your Bills Promptly.
| Pay your bills on payday. If you are
paid every week, don't ask the grocer to
goods on credit you obIigate yourself to
| nav the bill when due. Every unpaid Dill
| is a mortgage against your futl -e time and
work Money spent in advance means that
| YOU have to work for something that is in
the past. Work for today and for the
| future. Get square with yourself. Fay ana
save as you CO.
4 a..
| War savings stamps, treasury saving GER
| tificates liberty bonds, municipal bonds
and first mortgages on real estate, not only
afford a convenient means OF saNing' oui
interest. Own something. Own stock In
| your government. Help others to become
investors rather than mere spenders. Keep
your bonds-dont sell or swap them with
! out bankers advice.
Y. Share with Others.
| Life that is worth living is a matter of
folks and neighborliness and service as well
| as of food and shelter. No normal human
being can be completely happy unless those
| about him are happy The man no mel
| Their helps nor is helped by his community
| might just as well be on desert island.
Invest in community welfare. Know the
| joy and satisfaction of supporting worth
| while institutions and movements. Give
| while you live.
| Thrift Week is national in its scope, and
has the endorsement of numerous, impor-
| large number of local interests cooper
ating In community observance of Ma
| tionaI Thrift Week.
Merchants Association.
| Topeka Credit Clearing House.
Building and loan associations.
| Real Estate Dealers Association.
| Trust companies.
| Lumber dealers.
Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. W. c. A.
Churches.
Boy Scouts.
| Life Insurance Association.
! r. r. Y. NJ. C. A.
| Practical talks in the Industrial plants.
public schools, churches, clubs, railroad
shops and stores will be made at the fol-
lowing places:
Strickler's business college.
Dougherty's business college.
Fire station, Seventh and Quincy.
| Santa Fe east mill
Santa Fe machine shops.
Chamber of Commerce.
Y. W. C. A.
Seymour Packing Co.
Topeka Laundry Co.
\ High school assembly.
/ City hand laundry.
Grant junior high school.
| Police station, Fifth and Jackson.
! Sumner junior high school,.
| Lincoln junior high school,
High school room 40f.
Quincy Junior high school.
r. r. Y. NJ c. A
| Wolff Packing Co
| Peletier's Stores Co.
| Berkson Bros.
| Warren NJ Crosby Co.
Capper Publications.
| Mutual laundry.
| Poehler Mercantile Co.
| Beatrice Creamery Co.
Curtis, TowIe &c Paine.
Y NJ. C. A.