La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1918, Image 4

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LA GRANL2- JdVENl&U OBSERVE!
The Observer
An Independent Newipaper
Published Dolly and Weekly at
La Grande, Orogon.
La Grande Evening Observer
Publishing Company.
BRUCE DENNIS, PuhHher.
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Matter.
Address All Communications to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
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The
Argyle Case.
John Argyle, nn aged, eccentric;
City Official Paper. County Official
mper. ,
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cause fir which Aiii'i''( is
one o' tfc movt cnporf.ne .l.-n- J .J. J .. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. ,
thn'. could hail ! Inltc a trip wh,. vounK gr W01. ,.odiic-NW. yrk millionaire, has one son.
iv.r to InM".- b way of accept-jed as ushers in one of the Baker jljruce, und an adopleil daughter,
nnce of Ihclr invlUi-lon nrd H.jov l'1'1 ll" "' day the Duller Muly Magnet. H receives a tele.
illerlad commented on the event as .g,ulll Informing him that Urine has
the entertainment they Have under .follow,:- . , jlllnrrlcd Nnn T1,01.nt0,1( ttml fMe!1
taken to' provide and evrlmnge r.i Mniinzer Cotter of the Balicr !t0 a ra(!e, declaring that he will
Millions ovt- tlm thl'icv that have ll,u'u'PrB Rl""un a" Innovation on IUlHltilirlt his son und make a new
.1 .nations t i, tn. K,.,t.mi nau (, ,lmny wjl alt(.n(kl( , Or-wr lekvtaK ' hf wealth to Mary,
come to pss within the vault nn Iphciini last evening when they i'n-!rhat ovenlng Mruce arrives with
tho fn--flu,ig bettle line in Kraro i jtred this' popular playhouse und i,1h wife, and after a stormy scene
friends, .:9.lihois and all to
natvlots in, a 'o ;nmon ca'.re every-
found three very pretty girls dress.
! eii In middies, blue skills mid whllo
islioea UHlierlng patrons to' their
one who mi iVuld owept the cor- "eats and let It he said that tho
. , , ,' , ,, . , ,, young ladles were no less efficient
iiial iitywt-iu i. i.iVit from the mcn
town nfSniblf- ind Join with thouil. . ,
as appreewl'vo. guests
.-.farted StiVi :h
of wliil.'- Tn a sawmill at Oold Hill, Orn
gon, Tom Roberts had his arm bo
jludly crushed -on Monday that am
putation oi i lie nun was necessary.
Huck and 'Jil, coming to Arcade,
Monday and Tday. ' 7-l!),2t I . ' ,,., wll!1 .,,.,, tl0
iclty council of Portland, when a re-
IT WILL BE A ROUS-
solution was offered by Commis
sioner Kolluher, to permit street
xnu- oxiiiif -vji' r .,.alI) to .so tho rails of the steam
I rail loads having electric rails to
(Continued Prom Pago 1.)
My Country TI of Thtt, BwHt Land
of Liberty."
ADVAXCT fOXTIM'KS.
Tho good news of yesterdny lr
siipplemented by still inoro onco.i.i-
: aging reports today, and tho foit
east of tho probablo plncar move.
mnntn are . In no way hnphaui'-J
and as far as can be ('scorned u-t
a single hitch or mistake has oc
curi'ud. I'
: It Is nlreody not hi in short of 'i
distinct and tolling vlrtoiy. And !
In mndfl tho mure "lo'lons unJ ef
fect Ivo because It comr ns a com.
pinto (Wot1'. "Of whnt was to have
Iwn tho final plunge of the Cer
man army Inlo I'lrli They wlls
never again get as. no.ir either tho
'.French capital or the channel port"
they nre todav, and they nvt see-
,ln!. as much of the French and
'Belgian soli ns they will ever soe,
end molt likely more than they
will over cure to se-i t-gnln. The
turn of the tide Is decisively In fa
vor of tho allied arms, nnd ther
la nothing to rhengi it., "
tf the allied troops through their
four yonrs nr battling agnlnst the
1 rnnslnn hosts, it Is a fact that
has recorded itself ind will romnlii
'rt' Inilellldu page of . history that
U'e sonn of freedom from good old
turn the tMn.
Honor to nil our boys' each nrd
every one of them. They have
caught the Idea o v.'!'a'. was or
pected of them a.id liuve bnn
fciMid up to the stand ltd In evury
vsy. j ncro is no i"ni,t.r evfM a
suspicion .that the arm; bred nn3
iiilll'niy ra'sed nnd t-alned IvihIi
nf tb kaiser are In any way the
s'.inpi'-nion of which th iv have been
woni 10 rir.st. iney are noi me
eoi'al, man for man, with uny one
of the Yankees, and th-jv have le
of insnlrat:'m than that which lies
i.'t- the lde p' those who not onl
1 now whnt they 't fighting for.
Ii'it also know exactly Mow to
about (he hnslness. There is not
one In the bunch tb.it Is not nmv.j;
efficient !h"n ' tho petied pi luce
who hnart"' tlie enemy forces. Thr
,1..-. .h.l,lAnin ,!,. to lifnnlr.
".Inn when there will be no moi
. t t . .1 i....rr 111..
IUI'Mri MIHI I. 'Illlllilll 111 mm Mill'
denbnrgs and crown princes to dlc
t1 lb the peace of Die vcrhl.
Oliver McCaho.
Joe Walmer.
Arthur Vard Olson.
Hirhaid Henry Roberts
I. no Joseph Meier.
Leo Cross.
Harney D. Owsley.
I.elunil T. Beem.
John K. Williams. r
John H. Morris.
Rilfus R. Keerer.
Aldon I j. Parsons.
John O. Traverso.
Willis I,. Sargent.
James W. Titus.
Charles Frederick Beldin.
John B. Mnstcn.
Wado Francis Hholton.'
John N. Young.
Leroy Ross Jones.
Ernest Veins.
Guy Virgil Church.
Clifton Alroy Phillips.
Edwin Hnrtiuan.
William Monroe Wiese.
Albert C. Peterson.
Clarence A. Becker.
Clyde Owen Bloom.
Victor Kckley.
Benjamin Ray Right.
Raymond William Barker.
Wllliuni Winn.
Raymond Waolty.
Scott A. ,Whcatley. I
Till Oliver Travorso.
James A. AmoldiiH.
Fred James Wolls.
J. T. Roe.
Ernest R Organ.
Leo Fred Roulet,
Spencer D. Durch. .
Claronce Lbo Moore.
John 0. Tally.
Walter Hartley.
Cleorge C. Urown.
George T. Mangers. ,
Joseph 10. Anson.
' Mark Turner. Oliver.
James M. McNeill.
Potor O'Rourke. ,
Heber James Fox.
Frank Morrill Chllders.
Clint Baitinoss.
Roy Milton Boll.
Hurry Simoon Rood.
Lynn Edward Hill.
George T. (lettle.
Alva Lee Clark.
William Parks.
Ben Robert Duffoy.
John II. Bhields.
Wallace Anderson.
Nlel , Price Right.
Francis Edward Herr.
Jack Bnyllss.
Owen Scott.
Guy Parker.
- Leroy Cecil Koagle.
James M. Burnett.
Joseph Stephen Grant.
Roy Alexander.
Henry Lewis MoCnllnm.
Cecil llntos.
Earl Monroe Rand. '
II any E. llunton.
Glen Lawrence Atchison, i
Burr Meyers Contred'.
Roy Vaiideiniulmi.
Owen Taylor Chilton.
Frank Elmer.
Earl Edward Chandler.
Edward Wm. Scott.
Tho following men have been
transferred from other boards to
this county for entralninent:
Everett Hay Keagle, Wallowa Co.
l'.arl J. Woods, Wallowa Co.
William F. Shaw. Weiser, Idaho.
SEriH'st M. Fisher, Cody. Wyo.
the old man drives them from his
home. The next morning Argyle
Is found dead In his library. The
pullco lonrn jitliat the new will is
In favor of Mary Mazuret and was
niude, out by Argyle's lawyer, Hur
ley, the previous, day, ,nnd .signed,
and that Mary had not retired the
night of the murder. Her expla
nation that she was disturbed by
the quarrel bewen Argyle and his
son Is not sufficient to divert suspicion.
There is no positive evidence to
fasten the guilt upon the girl, how
eve,r, nnd Asche Kayton, u famous
detective, Is railed iu. He discov
ers finger prints on tho library ta-
'fanPBifla"aBI"Bia' M
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reacn mo snipyar.i iiisuicis. i,a W),leli are not those of Mary,
resolution called the attention. orall(j nH0 ,nilH tn a drawer n couu
the federal railroad administration ;terfeit hundred-dollar bill, so per
to the facilities offered by thoiri . . i,,t m ,i,.rv detneiinn
lailway linos of the Honlhern Pad
flc nnd Oregon Electric adjacent
to the shipyards for tho transpor
tation of workers.
He hell learns that Maiy's mother,
known as Nellie. Marsh. served
three, years In prison after being
implicated In a counterfeiting
scheme with a Wreldrich Kreislor.
Filings in the Poitland office an,i wa!t ,.0eJntlv seen In New York.
irecently on the 150.000 acres ol 1Jy a decoy advertisement
loregon and California land grant ; Kl,v(on ,ires this woman to:nis
lamls lias closed, and l.zuo Indlv- ..rfipn , (,l.Pplis ' In r-ettinn a
TAKE A BATHING SUIT WITH YOU
THIS VACATION
W1 nre sliotv-ijig the Newest fHylM in Batliiiig Suits, in a'.h'iff variety of eolors.
IN imjiossible to iWit eitliertlie Prictj tr equality.
MEN'S BATHING SUITS, plaifi LADIES' BATHING SUITS, in
nnd fanev X.: S2anduD. all colors $2.25 to $8
' Boys' Bathing Suits ttO and up .Girls' Bathing Suits, $1.50 to $5
Batliinir fans, nil holoi-s. 25cW$1.50 ' 1 Water Wines. 25c; Shoes 40c
Store Open
8 A. M. to 6 P. M. '
Saturdays .
8 A. M. to 8:30 P.M.
Are You Ono Of Them7
iduals rile for tho 1227 tracts. To
determine ' successful applicants
whoro more than one filed for the
sunn land, a drawing will be huld
July 22 at 10 o'clock.
record of her finger prints. Tl.esr.
correspond with those be found on
Argyle's table.
, Kuyton persuades Mary to help
him, by taking a room In her mo
ther's boarding house, Die girl be
ing unaware of her relationship,
though she is recognized by her
mother. Kayton posts .himself in
tho next lioune. Krelsler, suspici
ous of Mary, attacks her, and the
place . is raided by Kayton and his
me,!!, who arrest the gang of coun
terfeiters. Krelsler kills himself,
but this leads no nearer to a solo,
lion of the, Argyle murder systory.
Knvton takes Nellie Marsh to h'.
Tho G. M. Standlfor CorstniO- ,.. n!ri,n nnd trans her Into
lion corporation wodden and tel making Incriminatory admissions,
shipbuilders, havo made pinna forHe then Bends for Argyle's lawyer.
Hurley, and . openly accuses hlin
Twelve carloads, or about 200
tons, of cherries have been packed
III barrels by the Salem Fruit un
ion, and the packing of all the
fruit on bund was practically com
pleted Saturday night. The ship
ments go to,, the California Glace
Fruit company, of fhin BYanciseo,
(he biggest Institution of its kind
in tho United Slates.
There are a great many lepple
who would bo very much benefited
by taking Chamberlain's Tablet for
a weilk or disordered stomach. Are
you on of them? Mrs. M. R. Searl
BaldwinVille, N.Y., relates her ex
perience i the use of these tablets:
"I had a nm spell with my stomach
alfiiut six Vnontha, ago, ' and was
troubled fo two pr three weeks
with gns and V!veropalus in the pit
of my BtomacnV Odr druggist ad
vised me to l:o Chamberlain's
Tablets. I took irbottle home and
the first dose relieved me 'wonner
ftilly, nnd I kept on taking thorn
until I was cured." These tablets
do not relievo pain,, but after the
pain has been relieved may prevent
its recurrence. (Adv.)
building at Vancouver, Wash,, sev
en miles from Portland, a new
town, the center of which will be
of the murder. Through Hurley
and the woman trying to cast the
a hotel to cost $350,000. Between I ,,,, lpo onch ()theri tllfl trHth
jeu nun inn collages, u parsing s (Vulgod.
lino sewerage system ana communi
ty center are included in the, plans.
There will be liai'illy"enough bar
ley harvested In Uniutilla county
to meet tho demand of the coun.y
is tile prediction of R. W. Ayers,
of the Farmers' Union Grain ugen
cy. This goes to confirm the re
porta from otlier dealers, and men
familiar with grain conditions in
tho counly. From all parts of the
county reports of barley are the
same, in many places being a com
plete failure
Through bis efforts to clear her
name, Kayton has become, deeply
Interested In Mnry Mazuret, and his
greatest reward ' is the ripening of
their roniunce.
Sher
'Over t!
Tuesday und Wednesday,
Top." . 7-li),:it
Doing Good.
" Irrigation of beans, which Is ab
solutely necessary If th?re Is to no
any crop at :.a, i limed '. .1. .
Holt, manager of the Eugene Fruit
Growers' Association. "The r"
niers shouldn't just sprinkle their
beans," declared Mr. Holt, "they
Should flood them onco n week.
I reii'ys, luesdny and wednesuny,
Ov the Top." 7-l!l,3t
HAS REACHED ITALY
i
U. J. WAGON KR SI STAINKI) llltOK-
F.N SIIOI I.DIM! FRL'IT FROM
I'OII'K I.N IIIIICK IN DKMAM)
Ni;W IMCSIDKNCK COMPLKTKI).
"iMni.KII"! KXTKIiritlSK.
SL'MMERVILLE, July 18 (Speciul)
While hauling hay for Frank Wood
cll, J. J. Wagoner was thrown from
the wagon and sustained a broken
shoulder.
Mrs. M. 1). .Sanderson went to Im
blcr today to have her arm treated
for rheumatism..
The cherries nnd other ripe fruit
on Pumpkin Uidge is in great de
mand. Mr Il.iv., ti nt W.illn tt'nlt,. line
Tuesday and Wcdiielay, ; t'h(, s,lK.,. fonm.lv ownc'(1
'' Mrs. Woodward, of the oWodward toll
road.
MAN DOIXIi MIS hl TV, j Mv. nm Mrs. ,lno. Niederer nnd Mr
"For two years 1 sullered iigon-!,,, M,.s , e9 Niederer motored to La
Izlng pains In my stomach, belching i t;,.llll(I(, lodv 0n business,
up sour auH bitter fluids ami g.,. Mi,.0 Roy l9 hayinR hig housp rp.
tongue always coaieu. i;o...., wiM st:,, fl.om th Snn.,
Kidire, is doing the work.
Orval Niederer, from I.a Grande, Is
visiting with Virgil Sanderson. '
Word was received by Mrs. Jno.
ffil Shv'. Tuesi
ee"0vcrjV Top."
coated. Do1
wore unablll to help me. ine tirai
dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
uinile me feel KM) per cent b-.'tlci.
..nil 1 am now feeling belle, li'i n
nt any tin.?
my 'lie. I ih
II
liny duty to advise other sarf rers.
.. I Niederer from Roy Spencer that ht
i i t... t...i.. ;H t....'....
The people of Imhlor have gonelu is a simple, harniless prep.u Ulon , "'" ' ." , : ', '
,r conslernhle tronbio and expense th". rer the catarrh,, n, ;c "
I mm the iutesliniil tract anil ai;: s ! . ' A. , ,, . ... , . . .
to provide 1 program of enter- Lho t nf iull,,nut Ion which cau.'.i sl - Woodell is getting has thresh
talnnient for the next few days that practically all stomach, liver ,,.u! I ing outfit overhauled preparatory U
, ... c & 1 1 , ,1 1 niinieiiiK incluiilnc it a- making his yearly run, and has em
reflects credit on the promoter, .Ud t' .n "' ',' ' "t. , 1 1 nloved Walter Fisher to do the over-
op that eomninnPy. The peop'- o
tho county and La O-nndo
had at least two hip events In
which the people of the who'e
county have ber.n invited to partici
pate. It fa no more than right
thot other sections of the county
have their turn. It l Imbler
tiirn now.
fliu.h .onlberlncs -ran he pnitlcl.
fated In now with mucti?l"tnr t.n
. ipendlcitis.
llm. doMC will com illi'c
1 u...,t:. ft
or money refunded, l or Male ny ''-"""'k- ,
have iiirugglsts Kvcryv. hoe
:('haniherlaiitR Colic and Diarrhoea
Don't overlook your best inter-, vKcmedy
ests In the Kodak materials. The : Now is the fbne to buy a bottle ol
developing of films, printing of j this remedy toV to he prepared ir
pic' tires. You nre bound to pleased icase that any o of your family
whon you have your work done at 'should have an nttVk tf colic or di
Sllverthoin's. They nre giving this jnrrhoea during themWr months,
woik every attention. Dv 3-t It is worth n hundred times its cost
erwiiniWy when needed. Adv
FAMILY DRUG STORE
1.A QSANDI.OSIOON.
Uwk nhdSroiVcoirilnk to Arcade.
.Monday nnd lesdny. 7-19,2t
Few medicines liuve met with more
favor or accomplished more good than
Chamberlaiii' Colicand Diarrhoea
Remedy. JohrF. Jatzcn, Delemy,
Sask,, says of iiCl hayc used Cham
berlain's Colic nnuSpiaiVhoca Remedy
myself and in my famlA and can rec
ommend it ns being air exceptionally
fine preparation."
Do you knoy that a well-equipped
and pronerly-niaraged soda
fountain Is no longer a boy's Job"
The average fountain costs more
than many of the finest homes In
(.a Grando, It means something and
should be tnkenicaro ot and woll
managed and thff;verj .best kind of
service given to'5 all, patrons. We
believe, the Silverthocn Fountain in
La Grande Is on$ of the very best
in Oregon, always clean and the
very latest and J best Kinds or
drinks are serveaiat their foun
tain by Mr. Al Cafii, a true South
ernor, coming ' from a country
where cold drinks are so much
sought for and necessary eve,ry day
want. Dy 3t
Ml
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRANDC.OREQON.
JlTRAC
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Huck and Tom, coming to Arcade,
Monday and Tuesday. 7-l!l,2t
Whon the average woninh buys
her groceries or fruits or veget
ables she iity most .particular and
buys only the, best so it should
be with tile liitiies who wish cold
soila water, ice vreain suodacs or s
fancy drinks. TlieVtjliould' demand v
nnd buy lho beat. If you will no-;J
tlce these conditions you will nal- 1
urally drop in ar? . Silverthorn's j
Fountain and have Al Cain prepare 1
for you one of his specialities, ai!
Rex Pecan Sundae. Dy ,,t , 1
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GSANObOPIOON,
nilso;
Ttiillt ud to a fan dn
prU-.i. V
l.iirht weight Strong
Aul.imfitlo Trprtlorl by
of til-art wt-lgiit.
StuiniM up to lmrd V"
fiuini etiiiiiwi V
Mlxun St ninr, 24-3(1 lt. P.
lunior. II. P.
Sp our lnciil iigent, or Vndifor rntaloff.
NIl.HOX TKAOTOIt SAI.W COMPANY,
Kust Morrison nnd TCaHt TM)i(l Kts,
Portlillld, Oregon.
TORS.
down to ft
till Superior
j'ptiU" Instead
with mini
Nllfion
ACQUIRING A
PERFECT FIGURE
A Woman's Burdens
nro llcliifiuyl ulion slid turn? to the rlRht
nifdifiiic. If Imr 'Xlsli'tii-c is inad j"
Kldimiv by tlm rhroiitc wi'iil-im'sw. deit- i
v:U cli'nuiL'i'UHMitH. mill pii'nilsil ilisonhTS g
in hi. ;tniiii hi-r slin win nnd n-iii'i inju
I'liKitit'limtidH fnuii her innilili-s in Hr
I'lrrcr's Kiivnvtto IY(STliMtii. If sho'a
;ivoruorkiHl. m-rvims, nr " rmnlivnt" hn
liiuii ni-w lib' iiml stri'iiKtli. ii's n )Miwcr
fnl, liiviirtiraiiim t4iiiiiMiiul iutWih w hit'h
was illscnvt'rrd nml nsiil hv tin omitHMit
phynK-iiin fttr immv Vi'iirn, in nil ou'S uf
"ii'inuIi'conipUiints" nnd uvalin 1-or i
von nn irls Jusi nnli'i'ina virn:tnhi'il :
for woinon ;ii llm critical "Iiiiiiki! nf life":
in bfiirlniMlnftii jJiMisiitinfli-, i riiMiii-nl
imliii. .ik-iTiHionVitUtnintnaiVn. :md overy
HI
ft
11
In
1 i
Must women whilhave perfect
fiirures did not hae them orig
inally. Tlioy have acrpilrcd them.
A woman gradually takes the
shape of her corset so the corset
produced by the most artistic
designer is the riirht one to wear
to securo a perfect figure.
,111 so hud,; Tyt CV 1
indrt-O nllim'iit.'Uin w Kiivniite ITi'siriti-
tioit " U Llif onlv itwtllclno uux uti without
alt'uliul Imrri'iilontftViiii wrapli r. NV:irl?
ill druiM! m'II thy ' Troi! inUnn ' ir.
liunlil or t-i.tilnn.
Vor fri4 mitlical nu?V xu Hnctor
V. M. I'iiTi'o. HuiTulo. NY . ei ahhI 10
rnts for trial puvlaido of ik i
Rodi:urnd, Ohkoo?, " I futT-nd somv
intna iirrinto. niiu
(Mj-lilaeeiMi-ni so had
that I
suiiut nn mv n''" it fJfc
nho had iniinmm.v It v c Front LftOftd
lion. iv iiM.i aiHi
bark nchiil hard Httd 1
I w as wi'ak and iitt- i J
oiH. Mv lerrn ami I a
lift aclitti .mk '
btont. U!id I war II
trout ilori w (th etmU- j
itatiou. t had a m-J
Viin pain in ihv sidn
KftV':r:;c 1 nvicnptinn
and Min.ft lit IViiiMi I
mid fhi'V mntli mr
wv nml strnnff. TImmi. durti;ir middl.' Hi
( Riiin hMtk tliw nulii'iii nnd ir !
thrittnrh rt w!l w iP'mi mid writ !
arc most symmetrically and ar
tistically designed. They nre
comfortable, stylish nnd grad
ually mold the figure into those
beautiful lines that every wo
man admires and desires.
PAULINE
CEDERLE
"There's A Reason"
, Not only is there one reason why you should start
a isavings account today, but there are various
reasons, but the chief reason is, that every day of
your'.ife, your earning power is becoming less and
less, f you save n part of your earnings white you
are young, and your crning poufcr is at its heat, you
will not AVend old age, but will look forward to your
declining $ears with pleasure. As you watch your,
little savinejk grow, you dim feel that when you have
passed the Itngc where ?you can work with your
hands, you cn take life comparatively easy.
4 -
We want to aidou in evjry way possible, for our
inrVpsts ate mutual.
Member Federal Reserve System
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, ORECON
Your Problem Is Solved, When You Buy .
Model S 25,
Samson Sieve Grip
TRACTORS
TlieJ-vinisoii Siovfo (ij) Tractor embodies all the fea
tures which years of painstaking effort and experience
have approved. Ii$ construction it is very simple; in
strength, all that ituiUie implies; built to meet the juost
exacting demands, ayf in find day out. Its sieve grip
wheels do not slip; tWy do not pack the soil; they assist
cultivation. All the working parts of the motor are pro
tected fi 'oni dust and grit Jiy the no-dust, nioisto-rizer.
It will be our pleasure to give you a demonstration at any
time. Ask the owner of a Samson Sieve (!rip what lie
thinks' regarding this machine.
La Grande Implement Co.
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ADVERTISING
IS INSURANCE
An advertiser's advertisement is his volun
tary agreement to do certain things. Good
business policy, law and public opinion re
quire that an advertisement-agreement be
fulfilled. This serves as a protection to the
buyer of advertised goods.
If, by chance, you have an experience with
the deceptive selling practices or mislead
ing advertising, please report it to us.
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