Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1924, Page 8

wel P. , , ee oo . AGE EIGHT. Che Casper Daily Cribune SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, —, é £ The Rolling Stone. Says the Adage, Gathers No Moss This is True, Just as True as A Dollar Spent Away From home becomes smooth from the handling of the other fellow, be- comes worn from going hand to hand in some other city, and in passing through outside trade channels, enriches the outsider, but lt Is Gone FOREVER from CASPER: Every time you purchase goods of Casper merchants, your dollar does not leave you en- d | tirely. A portion of it remains and is in turn spent with the clerk, for taxes, for a hun- ae dred and one things within the city upon which we are all dependent for support. It . ; || continues to work, and in working it adds to the net worth of every citizen. © eS, | _ Just Realize That This is a Fact Buying at home is not only economically right and sound, but you get more for your money. I When you buy away from home, you pay a local freight charge on your order. When you buy at home, you pay only a portion of a through freight charge, because our mer- chant buys in quantities, and his price will be less to you dlivered. And too, your local merchant stands back of his goods in person. ‘He exists in reality— you meet him daily, and he is proud of pleasing you—-the out of town recipient of your order is an address only. Co You Save Buying at Home