New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1930, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATU.RDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1930. pend Ten Cents More Each Day Good Times Will Come to Mtay Do you want to do your bit to relieve unemployment? Then invest one more dime per day in something you really need or want. When you spend just one dime, you start something. You start a movement which helps everyone through whose hands that dime will pass. You get your money’s worth from Merchant Brown. Brown uses that dime to replenish his stock of merchandise, getting his money’s worth from Wholesaler Smith. Smith in turn spends that dime with Manufacturer Johnston. And Johnston invests it in more materials and LABOR. Thus. your dime not only gives you your full money’s worth: it also gives increased purchasing power to many others . . . For the same dime, once it is taken from your purse or pocket and put back into active circulation, will buy ten CENTS’ worth of commodi- ties if spent only once a year, or ten DOLLARS’ worth if spent a hundred times a year. A few years ago, we were all asked to buy Liberty Bonds “till it hurts.” Today we are on the battle- field of another war, equally destructive of values. We are fighting a nationwide buyers’ strike that is causing untold financial losses and actual physical suffering. But we can win this war against the enemies of prosperity, if each one of us will BUY NOW. If each of us will invest just 10c more per day in something we really need or want, we will increase the nation’s total purchases within the next 12 months, by more than FOUR and ONE-HALF BILLIONS of DOLLARS! ‘ DO YOUR BIT BUY NOW---Or Sigh Later Spend Just One More Dime Each day and good times will come to stay. Sponsored By THE NEW BRITAIN. HERALD Circulation Over 15,000 Daily The Herald Has Over Three Times the Circulation of Any Other Newspaper Published in New Britain