La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1921, Image 4

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ak mnrr:i)i:.NT xKWKPArtiii
PuhllHied dally anil weekly ul J.a.CranilH, Ori.Kou, l.y l.u-'OrssJe IviAiftii
Olaoivtir l'ul)llBlii;ii Couifcmyy
Jutered at the I'oatoRlite ut.l.n Grande, On., i Heroad Cits Hull Matter
AddroH.i all- ftonnwunlealloii to
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CTV AND COUNTY OI'FICIAU f'Afltlt
On aale In ulher cities Oregon Hotel Nowa Waiiil, Portland; Imperial
Nawa Hiaml, I'm ilniiil; Miiltnon.&li Nuwa illund, Cortland
, . HIIIUM-MIII'ION IIATKM
lly Ciu-rlcr
Dally, pur iiiniith 75c Dully, pnr alx mo. In adram-a 14.60
Daily, per tUru iiiuiilh. ,,, 12.25 Dully, dIii'kIu cpy, be
Ity Mull
Dally per year In mlvmice. . in.ou IJully ihrn mom In In advance $ 1 .GO
Dally, ill niuntha In advance :t.U0 Dully, pur inuntli G)
.Weekly Olmiirvor Hiur, by mull, per year In advuucu fl.SU
ure laitcaitiiillv hyavv epiivaolls in'manv a liiaiiuiaituniltr
eiiteiWiKe wjtliin the city limit of 1.8 (Jnnitle.
All citieg of any enterprise' ure alert' to udditioinJ payrolls, ;
yil fail tif get far liatine- of the lesctflir hantliciu. Awl.'at,
t.hu iame time, these wime boosters fail to dovi-lop the local,
inf tiuitions' already Koink concerns and needilijf hut home jMitron-.
aH to nil them to greater apacitieg and laVi'C payrolls. II i
will bu'ihn aim of the Ohm-tver . to acquaint its I'ea'detjs with."
ulmt ui. i.lc.n.lu li!ii..-li.il kimw little; ahoitt. and to that ind
will puhlish n serifs of jfi't-actinaiiited articles within
fi:w uee!c Wait for them.
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SIAHK AM) ASYf.li.MS. '
Union county's greatest crop is not wheat, nor hay, imi
toi.rists. It is timber. Likewise is this true of Wallowa county,
and linker, and of the slate. II is Oregon's greatest asset. Yet
MKMIIKIl OK ASHOf'I.VI'KD I'KKHS eiilitv ni.r cent i,f the terrific ravaiK'S wrought by forest I ires
uv yiBniMTiuiuti -runa la UlCMiKivtiiy uiiiimcii hi uiu unw iiir yuuiiruiiuu . .., . , , , , , i .!....( I ..l,.. .(..ft- '! ..
of all news dlH.alcl,e. credited to It ..r not. uibnrwlaa credlied In thl. pll. annually is mamame to criminal m-gi.i m.
per, and alan Hie lucul newa imiIiIIhIib.i therein. All rlKbia of re'-uiibll- Observer is of the oninion that only insanity or criminality nn-
M.uu i uiepaienna nere aiao are rwervwi, iu ... .i..i.:,,,, ,.-.i,.. Kr tuitu. man won ( biliu
no his own home. No sane man would touch a match to a $1(1(1
bill. Arson is willful destruction of property by the torch route.
. It if no less trson when campers leave their camp-fires smould-
pohtical cam- ,.,1...,, tne n liilifed cigarette into tho tinder
Uy JUNIUS
party entered the poliiul nrenH as!
a ( tinct unit ac-purufp party t i
Kor a number of yeiy sthe planks, of !
?ta plStform were in the making &ml (
on August li, HI12, the Prutyeaaiiv !
assembled in Chicago to nominate u I
juslentund ThMlore Koosevilt was'
the ununimou.-f choice. j
' la the election which followed the I
popular t,pu exceeded that of the e
puliliran nominee by over half n mil
lion, while the comlmied voles of the
ProgreaaiveM and Itepublicans out
liunibercd those of the Democratic
camiidute by o-er o"e million.
,ml" ""yU t" niKf cantlitlaies lor .me next. Jmii. Hm smo.el.H wj ut n,().e filV8 tl;llI
there is much speculation as to who will he governor !t.(nijpment 'ind man power of a dozen county lire associations.
OKKCON'S NKXT UOVKKNOK.
There arc those who never lose sight of a
paign in Oregon. Hardly has the harangue of
. ceased until they seek to make candidates for .Hie next.
now
the stale,
Trial balloons have been sent up for (leorge Kelly, a promin
ent timbernian of Portland who formerly lived in Kugenu,- for
one campaign gruM (U( leaves. Common sense and precaution by
liMON COUNTY'S PHKSKNT-DAY PA It MS.
If t'nele Hen Ilrown, the old time pioneer, could come bad
Sen;. hiC I I'iiHucumii i,f 1',. t I if w li.. u ,. r w... ,i
frnltorowec. fnr U.i W fllc.ll tl,; L I, .'. ...i... ,.,. ;l ''lh would he say? He farmed in Union county when,
1 ceeded to that office by reason of the death of Governor Withy
j combe and the interpretation of law by the Supreme' Court.
Some .say give up a business man for governor, while others
Jus Jack Oliver says, the snow was over the high fences from I.a
jdrande to Siimmerville and stayed there most of the winter; he
farmed here when primitive conditions obtained.
ii -i i i . - .- i. r ic : - ..r tt..:.. ..,..,1
Fay, we have tried these so-called business men and results have I ",m ' ... u. u. ..... u,7 n .
not been as ,vl as a politician who senses the state's affairs le farm iwu wher" t,u NaU' Aw,,f,!l ,IK,,t,,,B Kyf;U'm fu,''
tnd knows the obligation ,if governor to the people. "i's,K's ,i'!,,t- where tl,e ch'"-"" ls b.V electricity, Un
it might he that Oregon will awaken ami have political par- w'H8n'"K V electricity, transportation by automobile, and farm
ties in state aflairs. once more normiltimr tlrns,. narlies to nam,. i'-JT (.c-ftities eight or ten hours a day when it used to be Iron.
their candidates for governor und other inrnoilant ofl'ices. idnjdight until dark
Did the heavens break in two by that remark?
Have we progressed in the brief time since Uncle Den P.rown
But.thev n.iirht have a few vear hack. Wh v i m,i' ll, hnWns on- earth ? Most assuredly we have. Perhaps too fast.
and cry rai.-ed now. when it is suggested by a few ,.HUote I Abiny believe the speed has been too great and thai farming as i,
fellows that political parties should name their candidates in II"'"'" wi" "ot stln(1 tlle pense. All too true, liul farniiny
as a Duiness snotiui siann me expense ami uiriess conuiiious can
be brought nlxwt to make farming stand, -the expense of modern
livinj.' we are a lost nation.
Thnro is no reason why the man who produces what peopk
party, convention?
llecati.se even tho fathers of the present system realize,
and many admit, that the strong men 'of tho state are to be
obtained for office in most cases only as they represent a polit
ical party which takes responsibility to the people for having
such a candidate.
'If Oregon is to advance, develop strong characters, she must
change her political course. The slate has tried out the theory
which is most beautiful, but it has not worked entirely satisfac
tory as all will admit.
I'TtATKKNAL TIKS KNDUKK
If fraternal ties held all mini bound what a wonderful world
this would be. Fraternity is a spreading religion, a religion
founded and predicated on the religion taught by the Lowly
Nazarene as He ministered lo the needs along the (lallilean
shores. Today there are few men who are not affiliated with a
good fraternal organization, for in fraternity there is brother-, is coming back.
hood ami brotherhood is always the endeavor of good men. Albert Hunter and Hill l.edUller, along
Among the great fraternities of the World that of Odd Fellow- Brooks, used to remark thai the horse wo'ujd
ship stands far up in the ladder of fame. Iluilded, as it must 'and then a Packard or a Cadillac car would whisk .by, a truck
be, on lasting principles, Odd Fellowship has come to be a f rater- j w ould, chug along, and these men who love horses would look at
nal name of national prestige and honorable tradition. .The each other and' wonder if they were kidding themselves.. They
"three linkers" are assembled in I.a Grande from the corners of stood pat, however, and kept saying it. Two of them 'kept right
Union county today, and one who is not privileged to wear the 'on raising good horses, and now they can. wry propvrly say, "1
little emblem that has come to cany . with it such revered tra-Jiod yon so
en't and the wool they wear should not have as ninny conveni
ences, as many luxuries and live with as much ease fif the man
who follows other lines of business. If we are lo autnil thtr
cannot be done; if we are to say that farming is a calling which
does not provide these modern conveniences, then how can .any
one urge the boy to stay with the farm?
THK GKANDK KON'DK IIOKSK.
lie had belter feet and better wind than other horses In
still has those iiualities. If Oiivid Harum were alive today anil
in business he would not handle anything but Grande lamde
horses.
And he is coming- back, oh, yes, il is in the cards tho horse
With Uncle Sam
b! all right yet
ditiuns, cannot help but note the atmosphere of scrious-minileil-
liess thai' ; permeates . the air about an Odd Fellow gathering.
One -litis but to .assemble odds and ends of the lodge's common
terms that seen through to the public In know that Odd Fellows
have a serious 'purpose in life. "Jericho," "The Good Samaritan"
and other similar words of Christian origin and significance, to
gather that scriptural rocks 'were used in the building of the
lodge's foundations.
More horses are working in the valley than for years past
and on the highways the horse-drawn vehicle has begun, to
appear. ' - .';.. '..".. V : ..('.'. i
The time for preachers to gel good and 'even with .everyone
is right now. The hew sound amplifier will throw a sermon into,
every I.a Grande home. Fine, but who is going to take on tin
eevn.nisiliilit v nt' iiii-kino' out tlle tic nominal ion which evei vnne
1 ike other good fraternal institutions, may the Odd Fellows " K W(1 W(,,.(, a ,K.;i p,.,,,,..,. wm ,,,,,, ,,.n ,Vachin"
grow in nmni.fr aim inlluence. may i.a l. ramie nave me l',v'- to.enuty l-mhos. we would attach the new sound amplifier an,
It's Mere!
Today we oTIci- our passenger.-
Siiliiel liiln. mil ul llie nr.) Inn i-v llui-'
(iVeat Pome contest went like 'a gas
iiline lank on lire, as it were. Ilere
wilh is a few of the choice and most
select. . . ' .
l-'iliin' 'sv:ice on a hot day is no
ejisy job, so we conceived the idea
of lettin' our readers "rid their chest"
of a lotta stray pomes for today-
colymn.
So here goes without an effort:
.Matildu Hyacinth Dewberry, u.Kcil
15, submiltctl her first poem, which
after grave consudration and much
scratching of hivuls, was awurijed
t'irsl prize by the jeding committee
composed of ye editor, the janitor,
rhe sten., and the circulution man.
The adv. roan was loo busy looking
through his mail to join us. All h'ail
choice' NU.YInKK llNK:
f think that I'll soon go insane,
If my farm doe.-n't have some more
rain;
My. wheat li-vs all dried;
My talers have died,
Oil, I wish it would soon ra.in -again.
M ATllvDA II. NKWISKKHY.
Twenly-Foi.rth Preswlenl.
firovee Cleveland, demociat. lii
auguraled March :t, 1S.I. Age 55.
Term of office, 4 years. Resilience,
Duffulo, N. Y. Horn March IS, tK',1,
Caldwell, N. J. Died June . l'.lilS.
I Age 71. Buried Princeton. N. J.
'College, none. Parentage, Kaglish.
Second Choice .
I know of a 'man quite insane
Who hollers each time we have rain.
Hut when the sun shines
lie whimpers and whines.
And sits, up a holler again.
JUNK hl!IJi:, I.oversville, (ire.
There, once was a man quite insane,
Went fishing anil then prayed fo
rain. -.''lil'
It sounded real well,
Hut it stayed dry as hell.
Had he betler trv proving again?
K. Pl.UltiriUS UXU.M, Union.
Just for n little spice, we will' give
our readers 'one or two of the others
sulimitled, just to show how difficult
'in- jedging has iH-en. The janitor
Tavol-cl this one and is much pe.eved
li'i-cause the slenog. passed it by:
It's enough lo drive good men insane,
l-'or whenever it Ivippen? to rain
The girls who are flirts
Lift their very short skirts
II. re's hoping 'twit! soon rain again.
- I'l-'.ItClVAI. Al.CJRItuN JUNKS,
Onlell, Ore.
ft
Wirnil
: j U UUCJ
.'.me 17. li7:: Tollic-t reached the.
M ississippi river,
June 17, 1775 Haltle of Hunker
Hill,
June 17, 177"i - (Jeorge Washi'ngton
L:ien commander-in-chief of army.
June 17. isi'ii- - Lincoln nominated
Tor president.
June IS. 1778 Mritish evacuated
I'hila.lclphia. '
June IS. I7SL- Hallle of Nin-ty-six
C
.iiine IS,' llll'.'-War against Kng
.niil ik-clali'd.
June IS, 1 St; I - liat tit- of Lynch-
mig; 'a, ended.
Centure Cornea to All.
11 l folly for an eminent perron to
thlrdi of eVi'opiiijj censure, and a weak
nesa to be affected by It. All the Il
lustrious persona of antiquity, and In
deed of every age, have passed through
this llcry pel-seen I Ion. There Is no
defense ntfalnst reproach but onscur
.iiy; It U a kind of concomltunt to
irrealneje), cs satire and Invectives
were mi essential part of a ttuiimu
trluiiiph. Addison.
T. R. Wina
Threaded Robb-r Ii.'
mlatkin. is a importaut
to t!ie storage battery at
tl.e t,ul,;-.ti-,i nienirtit il
to the lcctric biibt. There .
fie clbcr ii.bu'inions ui.d '
r.u'ur.- hlaioeiits 'but none
tb.it. serve quire fro well.
llw Still Better Wil
li id liii-.tcry the cu'y
ore with TiueadeJ
er. (liuaouii-hn
b sen (elected by J JJj
li-.o'n.facmiei i of raia anH
La Grande
Battery
ft'ltion.
Fraternal directory
U. K O. Bi.KB I.a Uranaa I.ui1,, Ni.
4SK. Lodge meetM eael, rl-)iirnilH
e.elilli, at II o'clock. Home anil club
lirlvUenaa cheerfully attended to all
Mrotber tai"
NOt.AN 8K1PP.
Kialted Ruler
F. I.. PEA USDS', S. i -y.
MI'UEKN WOUUllalN OIT AUSItlCA.
tA Uraade l.'imp No. 7TUS tuenta on
tbe Drat and lulrd 'rtiomdny ev.m
Iiik of each ai-.th.- In (he K. or i.
tiU. Vlaltlng v Aiirntii,!-,. vnilcuuib.
H. O. HA LI,. V. Pi
JAKK ItDSTlK'K, Clerk.
srt.V
A. L. Crossman
A. r, A. U I.a Urande Lclae No
41, A. -B'. 4fc A. ii., holda regular uieet- i
laaa Ural and third Friday at 7 :RU I
V. m. Cardial welcome to all Ml- :
oua,
E. n. GIJVR, W. M. !
A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec.
If. O. BAOI.ES Aerla No. Its, moott
every Friday nla-bt at Kaitloa lal. 1
Vliltlna utumbera welooaie.
J. J. MURCHISON, W. P. j
UIKDSKl.U Btinlirr.
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WOODMEN OK THE WOULD U
Grande ('amp No. 169, Mesla t-vi-ri 1
Uritt and ' third Mdntlay at KbkIhi
ball. All vlaltln Delahujra wel
oal. Dues payable at the nftlee. .if 1
.the clerk. Ruunis !ll-'2, l.ii ( IriLllilu -NutiiinMl
llsnk llltlg,
Z. LILLY C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, rlerlt. !
L. O. O. M, I.a Urande Lodge No. Stej. i
Iyal Order ot Uooae. holds regular
metjllnifs every Wednesday ntaht al .
I v. n. In U)agle Hall, next to Ulk
Bunding-, un Wedtieaday eveiilnaa. '
Vlallora always welcotne. Dues pay j
able at La (irande Pharmancy and
at J. fl. Holm's Grocery Store. j
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
- J. G. HOLM, Sec. 1
KNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS tied Crow,
tit-d Nj. 27, aietitti every aluiida
evmilnK In Castle Hslr IK. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pylhlsu welctmie
to all vlalllnir KnlKhta.
i'. W. Mini UK, r. c.
I'. L. IIUAII.MI, K, It. S.
SlrengtSien
the Muscles
of Your Car
i'filir pidlnn nH:omijly enn
I. tins 111'1 io:tl "miisrU's" i.T
our aultniiobilt'. 'I'lio siroim,
i'vua, ro ouliiui!."!. ftiiK't iun-
IllK 1)1" llH'St' litllSrll'S lll'pHIHlH
mi t l.e wrisi pin which ji.tns
(hp pisi on wii It 1 lit? eo'.iiuvt-inK-rod.
IV tin u 1 11 pin
hroalia or is worn .mil l iust1
you liavi) t roiihlo o.isi ly
1 i-nnl)t wit li your nuji'ur.
Mil n ii ( Mil I it y sut't-i'tn1 pins
nrf alssoiuiH!y round and
withoiM laptM-. 'i'ii.-y :.e
tested and tiaranlfi'd lor
Jiardiicss and a if snltl on a
ijuality hisis only. Tn j;ci
I ho hiftSt out ol t Iim "nnis
clts" oT your cat' insist that
your repair man tist.ilt ihese
pins the nei ti; ie he Ltiea
over your pi:tu i assemhly.
We have I hem ir all i a is
in siaiiilards and ir:dz's.
WOMAN'S HE.VR1TIT ASSOPI ATICN of
t)i Mwucabfea, I.a flinmle IahIko Nu.
2V, W. U, uf M. l.tuiKO mi'ifiB firnt
'J'hinndiiy at I p. m. mil third Wt-il
neaday nt 8 p. ni., at K. of K IihM
VtnlltiiK Ulatera weli'ome.
NtKA H. MAI'KKV. ConiBiandf r
MAHJOItIK EATOM,
Record-Keeper
PiH Is yidalol'.Hf In the
l'TTi:lMerS I'VII'IS
Inc.
"en fails roi- All t ills
lcitt- uf i-nli'itiiininK tlii'if riinvtMilinns in tln ftilinv,
comir.K ilia's imiit' lini'm, Init till r'imkI.
Tli.-if
niiiKi' i'vi-1'.vont' ltt'iir us.
CIKl-S AM) THK TI.MKS.
"I'iil uirl.t fliuirish iii hihhI titni-s nml jjnntl irii'ls irt'imi1i'i'
utc in liiul linicn," snys ll )t.i)lioi' tnntinn of Simix t'ily, Inwn, ntul.
tliimi'li slic nn iltiulit knows wlioivof sin- spi-jiKs, tin- tllisi'i'ver
Jni.ii.li-nliilly lint l-t-spcft fully tnovox ;m iiini-inlnu-nt l.y sui',l!'ft
inK llio ti-i-ni "wnywni-d," rather tluut "liml." A "Imil irl" is U
nniility siaicf nunc;. Unwrwr, wliat is rolnvl.ly m ire to tliU 4. (-.0 routs hut the Uiys up tlu'iv are wltistlinj; an.l 'ni;iiin
oint, this iiiati-on says there litis heeu n ilecline in the miinher of -(jic iest of tliinRS.
youiiK Kills iirresled. suite hanl tunes set in. slu thinks this
Mr, (ionipeKS, afler his Penvi-r eonft-i'enn', is positive that
olKanieil lahor will stick together anil not. he ilis: ipatetl l.y lafje
fitpilal. No tine seemed to fear such a Ihinn vm.iiKI h;ipp.i-n e-t-ept
Mr. Coiupers.
Ilaker .wool-jrrowers 'are lie;innin;' (o sell t'ii.il' stored wool.
It is a hard iill to taki 12 cents a pound now, when' it used
TU llollst n.t Washitiv.ton has voted to. end the' war. Now
In nuiHrity vole to wipe out the iin.si-llleil eoiiihtiiiiis eausisl l.y
Is hecause the (iris who had Imr wanes and easy johs, and t-oii-lteiiieiitly
plenty of time for fretting into inist-hief, are out of
i . . . . .... .
jtockei lotiay mid are turnintr hack lo housework. where the en- (. war is in order,
viniiiinetrt is not so conducive to had hehavior. . n-
H is it udimI illustration of the truth of that rare old proverb )f 'RtirHfield's plan to vaiso fifty niillifm d-illars to fiiiam-e
Hiiotu Miinn ana line iinn.is, anil ot llie savuifv. ftntfe. or plain .u. ,.ntte indusi-ry titiccet'tls, he should see that..red tape does not
hard work, hut nt the same time it imposes n rvsponsil.ility umn viit .Kastern Oregon ftl-owers. from, iiualifyiiit;.
, (I'uise to whom the fjrls turn fur employment. . j ' '
It id lMVi.-jil.lt to make frirls sft haiiy mvl interested in deeentl
J.s ami (ItTenl live Hint even itli improvink" Uim-s ileliniiirm-y - t.nr in the Puehlo flm-d, thus. releaCinir and s.-tvint!..six
tC a i
rmmti.
Mrs. I. P. Taylor, of Oklahmna, kicked w.indow'oul .of a
1 not nvnuw.. n tSf ot'n-r hatud it is tssiUe so to hari-v vv' 1...... .,....,e ,-..t li.i.,i-.i .,r ., ..I... ,.,.i,r..i.. .1 !
I . - ' 'nnin . .,i...i n. . . i . miiiiii - .in in ...... ,i ..iiTj-.i.-iu i
- i .- 1 -. t TitiAT eiuK'it j-aHi inr nt.ie -vt-ar
l)f" .sU: nt neerawt, i.it ikhI l;fu t'nil. t'te fits!
ll
i
. 'in j;; i i, ,-iLu. ii- . j
Hull Mihkc or I'roirresslve t'erly.
Tlie Hull Mouse or 1'
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(). B. 8. Hope Chapter No. II. (. 14. H.
hulda atated oommuniratlnn tho arc
ourt and fourtb Wedneaday of en-li
lotilh. Vlalilow luaaibera cordtali-
Hl'l.n -MI'MrH ItK YH, W. U
KleOKKNi K MACON, Mre.
UIT?UFATU1U rUIIIUIAMI
Mil. J. I. IXill.K and Pit. M It(.Ai:t:'t ;
N. I. r. li.ta.-' nt w 'nitcri 11 no .
V i Mmn luC Hex. IMtono M;un t 'ti I.a
irniii1 NHlmtiHl Hank ItuildtiiK.
hUtlKUlll 1RD UHl.Btinti
PH. J. I. Wfl'HRHHON Ptntlat. hitltv
4-t. over I.a ti ramie NaKotial Hwnii !
biillCliiK. . 'Hlionft: Of fl. u. Main 71U.
realdei.ee, tied 2U81.
J. HIM'KMAM. VnllHl-.i:..um
r,iliiier-);ittf h tttiitit i hk. plicoio
Tu. li Crnndtf, tin')fin.
H AT! HE Li ni
UK. A. N. MAYVll.t.R Sf-nMltt In
rhrunlc dlit-at. Mfthuils, M"-han-Tfterupy
and Nalurupatti. k'l' and
blood 4 nerveua dlraa-a
Chronic -Hpailirke, K2t'Uia, tiMallfa.'
Appendlcitla, nal tpat in. Howei
Troubla; all klrula vt I'hrontr L)1m-
eaaes surces.nf ul!y treated. Phone
Main St)3.' Jtoom 1, 2, 3, a-on.i
flour t'oolirtiff Htdtf., ppoatt Star
Tbentr. Ofrif-e boitra. lu " 12 n
' Bf..l.Stf to ;0u p. ui. Otaauiii;' "it
fraa. l-'.tf
ITTUhHBTI
(XK'HRAN ft SliRHAH D Oeot 1.
Corbrkn and Tuloo ti. Kbarhard. At
tome ye. ia Oraoda Natlutial Hank
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Of Oca Uraoda Kauoiial liauk
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W e handle a select f;ro
;ery line, and t.t-il direct,
to the consumer. Wo have
l.een in husiness 1:1 yetrrs.
We opei-.ile everywhere in
this conntry, and have
ahotit .r)IHMI ..-:ali-snien. If
yoti want lo make onl;.'
fltMt.CtO per nnmth, we
don't want you. If yon
want only a ft-inporary
jnh, we tli.n'l vrtinl vni.
If you want to wln.k only
G hours a day, aiil only 5
days a wet k, ) t dua't
want jt.tl. I
Hiit. if yon wall f. he
rated as one of In
Mi:.. We wanl .Vau'. If
you want a permanent po
sition, we want you. If
you an: willing t'i put' in
full tilne, and not :.!Yaid
of overtime, and, ;!re will
ing to work with us' for
our mi;tu:d lna.iefit,
wanl'-jitu. Vh'i must lr.ve
:? Car fur liver' ufp-is.
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