La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1924, Image 4

Saturday, March 20, 192-1.
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE OLD HOME TOWN
J'y Stanley
FLO RSHEIM SHOE
La Grande Evening Observer
.:"V;S jmj:ii:niu:nt m:wni'aij:k
Pubtisfcd daily und weekly tit Ia tl ramie, Oregon by the
f,A uiiJLXlW KV'KNiNU OUSi;iiVi;jt riUIMMlINQ CO.
OFFICE CAT
liltL'CrJ 'rJNNiS -
..rMllor
SfJK
ASITOF that ,ivcr lon milcnp?
ar n minimum cost. A shoe of
J.ntmn icpuutioH tli;it will satisfy in
"try pariiaihif. 1 housiuiJs of men
uliv.'.Jy v.c.irl''Kn:ilK-iiiiS(iocs.TiH)u-:;ai;Js
more wil1 Ik wearing rlicm
jKniuncnily after their first pair,
Kutered t pont(dfhu ul I.u lirutide.
Mull Alat'f.
Oregon, uh K4coii Cltvw
Vvr
(Hi iwlfi fn other rltleH Orecoii Hole) Nch Hlatul, I'ort
IniJil; '.IwWi'taJ N'H Klaini, l'oitlatid; Alulliioiuali Nwu Klaiul,
Addii nil rniumiinleullnnH lo 1'hu Observer, Mill Adams
Avh., I .a tlrande, Oregon.
1
HritseiopTioN hati:m
, t Jty 'airier
ffciHV, p-V niontli ,
fully., vt Mm"! months
I laity, iT nK litfinl lis, III advance
Dally, KJnglu 'Uy -
7rfl
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SJJ IT BT A
i l.'.l IT a a.
k I; foot .
BY J U N It US j
Ity .Mall
pally, pip month
idly, i-r UinM monlhs, In mlvanen..,
Icilly. i-r tix inonlh, In Mdvancti
ially, p'p year, In advance.
Mia
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xr,i
$r.ini
rTV AM) I'OI'NTY OI'-U'lAl I'AI'KIt
?.iKMm:ii AS.siMMAn:i im:i:sh
The Associated I'rexs Im excliiHively entitled lo use for inl
llralion of ail news cl inpn I cIm h credited to it tic not nllierwlHM
credited If puhlltdied therein. All t'hrlilf of repuhllc.'ilion of
apwliil dispalcIu-M In this pnprr, and jiIho I he local news
IjfH-in it I so ai o rcHcrvcd.
n.urv mm
'IIICI (.111
Till: KIUST rciMMAXHAIKNT:- 'I lion shall
other hoiIh before no-, KxndiiH '.i.
J'KAYKIC Most 'merciful iod, TIhhi nil from
' to i-V''ilnillijf,' io.. We would worship till' I nerve
Thee iiih'.
'ViTlilMlllU'
Tin-,, mi l
ON A lOUt? I , 1 UNLUCKT ) -M
1 1 l oi'(-(i li it i-il for it ojiiiu;
iimhIm-i- lit iiiiih'i'iinil , uliy ..lit
IiooU or liiii'iiciloiiK tllil mil (mii(
uilll hrr hali !
'v, Hum o lliiniiiin".
Ah I It nr I ,oiif:h llnv mij;lit
im vi- wi ll tt-n it , but iiiilu't :
Vi'.H, sf lisiv' no li:inan:is(
VVt- li:ic no biiniinoH toltiy;
liut tin iiM-iriiol power th;K.
plan it:
Wilt not 1. 1 iim faint th
liny,
liisi;i( of luinan.'iK thy n-nl ns
Mtrlntx luiiiis and unionx'
JiJiloit-;
With t-ahlfiin and srallionx tluy
f t'lltl !,
And Kueriih'iit friiltM hy the
WHO COULD KICK THE LAMP- ED FM.CYS I EFT BOOT
'J.IH0 Ofe "SAILED ACS-OCS HUE .TTSEET KNOCKWiC '
BTRT BPASLEf OUT OF HIS BlJGfiV- 1
ihl-fas)ilfMi-d
Relief
nh.
Wi
Iht rlict-k-i
Atlonu'V (Ioihm'uI Dituj'liorty has rosinorl at roquet t of
I'lesidtMit Ctli(Uv. mid the whole country will draw a
. Iireaiih of relief. The piesont invostijulion. at Washing
ton" has reached . utae for action. If the charges aro
li-tlc It is high lime someone resigned or is punished. Tho
ineje faqt that a Koxie Stinson and an Al Jennings, train
r-J)cf and woman of public prominence, make bold state
ment along with the greatest he-seandai monger, Frank
linin t ...I, ...K.. u:i. n..t iu r....4U ; Al ,ni "
ii, iiiitiio aiuc iu h-(jh- w nu ilium. mil. liiu luiLii- IimKv if
or fact that Daugherty has been on the defensive for a !
Img'tinie, and that a new president is in the chair who
i:; entitled to u square deal, justifies calling for the resig
nation of the attorney general.
Daughcrty is done. Surely, he is done. Once out oif
(i'fice Senator Walsh and the other investigators will turn
their attention to other fish of more prominence.
It is a relief to have Daugherty out. The country it?
heller off and as to his guilt or innocence, that wiifll tovjr.
t) Ik! established by a court of the nation anyway.
'l'ln y si'iid
lomalncM
An ni ift th
inoiilh;
Th v mud us l.otifr I.slainl
pIltlltO.'H
To fry iik I hey do in I ho
Smith,
Bonri. Mr. . Jinovcr'n truOitlona!
enemy.
An utt:irk on Seer.-tury M. llor
Hom. what wiinlliir to that l-y S. ni
tor McKellar uks luunili.d in the
-nuti- two yt-ars uko y tin- Uit
jSt-nutor Wiitsitn. O'orjfiii. who rull--1
utontinu to tiu- proviulono of
il;iw upplviiiK to iri-UMiiry seen-tur-iH
anil, d-oiiiiid that ilr. M-ilin
n'iire-. J tit in and rerriveil Ul 1
The ladit S of th
a hjihi-hir .ve.i:tl
t.v.r Mi'lltoi.' '1
We.!n-l:iy
ins pi osn ;: in
stntno ntal
r.'l solo.
tii-!!. M.-rtt.'
I Mil h ST- d!
:m(,. Mis. L;
W. K. KilVK
. i:tl in th'tr h.t I
I -1 ' tr .store la.it
nin-r. The follow
u:is r nd'i( -1: 111
t, M rrt. I ,yle: vt.
,-rt Jim-.s; reeit:
Aid: irh: re:nhn r,
imhi; instrument .:
r-citatinn, Ollie
1 of our j support trom any iniarti'r, l.ni it i ' elt::t
was uppurt-ni I'rlday niifht l l;at Me
I Kfllar's tropthui e.tintiiK at a li::e
Iwotn tin- Kf'iiate Is deeply iinunia-(t-tl
In iht- whlrlpinl of lnveniiiraiion
oroltaldv Would l.-ad to a
(ih, niercHnl r"wei-that plan us j fj-ju.
i ti li i. ill i a ( t M.lllKfRU IIIK
M
, yoar. tiu n.
Tiavf no hananiK
no l.anana.s ttwlax :
lit. us.
The W.lll. '
l.itler f"" 'arter vs.
'r;JUjr nt Op 1
'oecitpli I the
ci!t civ;rt y
r.ev f.r M it
ien. Sid-lie Ilndtr-:
Itiiih y: stinjrs. hiv
TVe pidi'i eds of til"
ii:i d I.) nhotit threo,
v bat r. lehratejl cris'.o
. SleVellS. WhU'h Wilt
'. mil. tun from 1'nio i
attention of tin elr-st-iday.
The ullor
i .t.vellH filed notice
s 'n K
Watih I'm- Our
MONDAY Nuairs
AI)
i!l.!IMIIit'.Allga
iWllMlifflilrl'lit
Watch For Our
MONDAY Nuairs
A I)
M.V A l H)l, 'I'll INKS Hi: Is
iMiisi-i:siiti.i:.
i.'r a ulri l
n-l rfl IHMIMll
28 YEARS
AGO
rt appeal fit' Ol J
1'illinvs anl the r.;;i
l:.;,fd l.y iVu rit
MlSS Nellie SteV.
dt- I.OWtdl'K
will aKuin h.
ual.
was elen-
ns
for that reason tho fire rhief tlii
morning llHide the "IKi HiuoUillK"
rule iostivi and aunoiiiiee.l
that It would lie enforced lo i hi-leter.
SlaiPiiuiii of Uh Ovinet-hip. Man-
two, uaeliieut, i'in ululHl. I :te.. Ite-
wlio i ipiiretl hy the Art of t'mn i-es ul
tli" I Ailttusi I, 1I2.
.tr
-r. Mieh.. rtl th
!-r h.iv,- lfns
Our State Peri
Millie urttf iitinf'- it f jihw
tltttlK Ui tttJMtH. .... . ,
A Criin.Ie Gazette, March
! At the lust term if roijft :it ,n,.
in Itnker county no criininaN .-t:- v.n:
r- s.-nt to the petiitt-niiary. )-,-.-. p.
Mrs. J. Zulu r in titinr n tfiD:;h
I'ni.'iR. 'intf th.
Mr. A. S-iimuer iKitt l friends
;,n-I !.iitv.-!t in Kiinn T tiei.iy.
. V. (t'V.ry-AM of .North I'n'i -4-
r. mz in :rande the fits-
Tr 'Ironic Iton-i. I.umli"-
fd ''!w.'d sup-rinteiident
i-.i-s a-o ai:d .1. I.. t'arterH.
is- now i.;:ehim,- school In
Wiit.im-lte .illey, was her on-i
n-.r." n'. t 'arter tli.ln't like he- Of ,u Crande KvellhiK t liHei;vcr
1 f. ;.: -d hy a woman and ; puldiNlted dally except Sunday al
Oregon, for April I.
'too
Ti" if in', i
AiwUiorl,l)iliMiiJt!t4i))a(lel is 'on.' 'ix 'big '"burly ' pri.- r "
oners quit the state prison at 3alem and the sleuths 01
tho sUite are now busy hunting them down. m,:, V
Our stjite pen is quite a place. Since it was put under IjJ",11,
the direct supervision of the governor of the state it haa
j;een a worse source ot worry than ever he tore. The " pen
is not a governor's toy, it is a house of correction, awl
the sooner some legislature views it this way the: bettor
off Oregon as a state will be. Sentiment can't run a peni
tentiary -successfully. It takes -criminal schooling and prac
tice to handle the wayward boys, and too much sympathy
is sninetimes very dangerous in getting good results.
ru umoitj.-ii Vhij
t'"ni it): o. -or i.
'' ' III LltMpimtr.
i W iie'ie-r n iimti
'vhimt ,if Uiinti'di,
::w tlm -tr i;itir.'nv
i.-j i.a l.t. Wn-t- Ot M-'
t'uiL V.il K'iJ'f -- v.i'i-r
t Il.Oti Z3i U'lu?
iii'i .' it t-'M l---
l' It 1eU S), b.-W !.?'' '-.
y. J !! y 'I-
nv'atc Ti-i ji.. j.to M,ff'ft'j:y J
it- 1 in Vut etiutj tA Vr. -Et ' .
IP ltlOe AUC 1i"IiJI- 1' ti.
tt-frain s lit to oust MtsM;i.n (Jrand
fr om office. Sii far ltf l I
i iin:iMf to ilo this, nl- j Htato of Oregon !
!i- has succ led In keep- 1
mailer before ihe courts, j Cotmly of 1'nion
" Before me, a Notary Pul die, v.
TTED 'in'' fr S,,i'4 11,1,1 ('OM,,,y afore-
4 I vi7 f,TAiy Isuiil. personally iippeared Mrucc
AL 1U nllWW (iieufil. who. liaviiiK hicn duly
1j VST N ICilIX .swf,rn nfeortlinir to law, tP posi k
'anil Hay a that lie in Die puhli.s!ur a:
i Kventn obs'ivt-r and that tht
(f'ont'inuf -.1 from pnisn 1) following i. to tin best of his
- i vnow ctl,e and belief, a true Mate-
niz-'fion. whirh is ranked am- mont of the ownership, nmnajre-i-
ailing hauiii of tho , '"'C- '' it fores;', id pitldi
. 'cation for the dale tthnwn in the
j- iv!f o of the concert, 'above caption, reimlreil by the Ai
'-. -.- . t.l furr.ilM -1 monlc fof August 24. fJlJ, t iiibtnHeil i
,. .:- re. w);in cojiijiitietl unil (seption Postal l.aw.s and Ilen-
i', j-i io , d it ilomji for kitlonn. printed nn the reverse m'
hbe company as trustee or hi nny
other fiduciary relation the name of
the pei-Hon or corporation for whom
smh trustee Is acting, Is wlvu' Mho
Hint the wild Iwo pariiKxiiphH rori
taln Klai'eiuentH emhraclni; iifi'iaul'ti
full UnowleilKe niul belief as to the
circumstances and conditions un
der which stoekhohlerH and secur
ity holders who do not appear up
on the books of the company an
trustees, hold stock and seeiirll leu
in a capacity other than Dial n,f a
bona fide owner; and this affiant
lias no reason to believe that nny
other person, association, or cor
poration hiis any interest direct or
indirect In the said slock, bnmls.
iniiK or noldmir 1 per pinl or or other securities than ns so muieo
more of tola! amount of bonds, .by hint,
mart traces, or other Hecurilies are;.
La Cn.nde National Hank. I.a! 5. Thnt Ihe nvern-jre nnmhur or
Crande, Oregon. jropies of each issue of this publi-
l nite.1 States National Hank, 1.a;ra," listributeO throiiKh
Cran'!'1. Oregon. i ,no mails or otherwise, lo paid
4. That the two paragraphs next subscribers .lurlmc the Hlx moiilhn
above. KivK the names of the I precetliui? I he .lale shown above Is
ow n- rs, si ock holders, and security , 2U0.
holders, If any. contain not only! HliPf'K DKNNIS,
this form, to wit:
1. That the names and address
es of ihe publisher, tminafjlnif edi
tor, and business managers are:
Publisher. Bruce I tennis, I .a
firande. Oregon. '
I'Milur. same.
' Manatilntf Kdltor. s.ime,
Busiii. as Managers. Name.
That the owner is:
f .a (Irande Kvi-ninw (ibserver
I"ubli.iliin,tr i 'q,
Bruce I it nnis, li fJrnnde, f)re
Kn. J l-'loreiice J. 1 tennis, !.a ftrande.
i re
;on.
:i. That the bondholders, mort-p-ficcs,
and other security holders
the list of .stockholders aud secur
ity Judders as they uppear upon
the books of the company hut also,
in case the stockholder or security
appears upon the books of'aryl?. I'l'-'X).
Sworn lo and subscribed before
mc this 2Slh day of March, IlilM.
Charles II. Beynolds.
(My coininlssion expires 1-Vbrti-
Poets' Corner
Tilt (let. IMt-r
H' iltf t '-HI v Ittl'iO
et'4i.i t ouii'i'-i;
i-K- Ui.ii- j.i.v
to li.e y .ly
1ritn J h ' v
liiii v-tion t-i
o a-linc '-1' i '
Kite
for h v ral
:iy '
p.lHl .
Speak Plainly
in: ( ami: ii k.
' h rii'TM ht':it an.
fill. I.
l' IoIIh IIM.) Nll'llf;f;I..K jti
Kil.l. 111. II V '".II'H III- till. .1
Ki'OHIl.l.
I
I
till II Wit.'
rniicli in Ol.l (iri.n.li.
If .....I..
A ClcVoiilld )'0 ()lt(M'. sllllck li.V the absence of FrOIU'll "" '"Mel tlirmiKh linum I.u. K an. I
li;. mi's fnini 4ln I, ill.: i'.. i i' i,;,.i,.,,.;.,.i ,..i ..,,,... o 1
. ' i"'-" il.iv..i...u.1,.:Ai1( rniiiihi tin- p.mih ih
which used 10 employ tliem so extensively in (lescribiiiifi vni..:
their wishes. Ims iiiini'vi,.lv,.il ii ,.,. m-;.. r u,i., ,,i' "'H'" "w1""1 i'"'
iiiem, lie loarns that the public dislikes forciffii mimes .vi i:.i n . i. n, ,. .
(or viaiiitls for which theie me pood Knjjlish equiviilenls : .,
I j. . ., 1 In n in his J-..H..I ih- .
iind tluit the lest iuiati'iiis are yielding to the wishes of r...,ii.-i.
ll.eir patl'ons. It is r.notlier illnst cal ion of tin. fuel (li.-it "' l"" i'1'"" i.i i.i
J'l'encll is paKsiiijr as the 1: u I u ;i o of polite society,
I. ..I 1 i:,.l ;
i.'iai. I'.nxiiKii is coiniiiji' into its own.
The French have always been noted for th.'ir cooUin. 1 tmi.-i . hhiiii. 's im n.-vn- h,. s:ii.i.
Jll the days of Louis XIV. 'tin. inini.l niiiimivli " Ihoe ii..,1"'1 Kio int- I'.lv.ni.s. in. iiu i.n.l
jv.iided it almost as a fine ait. This pmbably accounts u'i,!,
in part tor the use of French names on menu cards. I!ut
there was soiiH'thin.i inoio behind it. For several centurie?
.il'ter the conquest of Finland by the Normans in lOWi,
Fiench was the b.nnua'e or tho F.njrlish court, and this
established a tiaditii.n that has survived down to the
invsent tlie tradition that French is n refined lanuntv
mill Fnejisli. the li.nnue of the "common people," a vulear
one. Aud so eat in", house keepers who sought to cater to w'"'n'
the elite have thoi.;M it desirable to jrivo French immes I'.m with
li. their dishes. It is tune that the ridiculous and snob
bisli idea behind the custom was abandoned.
I. i.U' Liven AW
'H . I." .nr.iir.-!! I
n ;il .1 il :i i.i muni
i ! : i .7 In Vn.l. t Conk. To
.-. ::..;ii, will lit' I lie L'ill.
A !-;.ui..- s':.l :.i:mv. Willi III,' .1.
. 1'. mi. I'o.. rmniinls Uoj.ly lo
:.r. Hi.ib i i.-jiai 1 un lit l'o.. W'jill
.t ll-n- ry. X. wllns Art nilil
.:. . Sin.'. Nnrlnn's Slitl'llillH: yn.l
nlon rounly 'l-'I'-mit-s Art S!" p. :.n. I- i i'iu li nil. I (ii'. i ll
.1,, j.,., u,t, url- Junius W:i'l in: iiiJ.;..!!': u.nn i ih iikxh'ih iiii.i
ul K Jinm. illl-. II. K l.i-uis nn 1 1 ; 'vl.-s. Kill I"' hi-l.l Ihis rvi'Dlntr.
I'h.K. N.li'. or Ijt (Inin.lc. I'll'.' Oi l.-': in 111., mylf xhow Is
I 'i i. ,.(IV.. tjiiKi'liull li-aill Intf ii"-: l.l..ni.iini i il nii.l 111.' InrKi-sl llirn-!.-.
ill.- fhiilli-nci- ii-tnnil '"' "I 'I'" On'' .. il.'iy show is riniri-
l.i. IJ1 Oianili' Iinill nilil I III- first I ! in ! mil i. i i: t .-.1 .
Ill U Wlll-H Of ItllllllM Will I", Sl..-. illl IOIH'11.
jilnyinl in io.' ni'O Hniiilnv.' .li...ilnl..v no sninkliiR: will lir
prnylillllK I)"' ron.llllon of tit.. ' Oil. ruti I ilin in;;' llm miln show.
Mi iillivr iiiTinllK. ! i:.v..i.llni: t" I'iii. riili.f r. ll. Mur-
'I'll. I'oyi- li'lllll liohls I li. i rill: nil w':'. Ills.) h:IH ri-i'i-iyi'd n
rlmnipionshie KO fur Hits Ri-nsi..: j similnr nolti .' I'rnni lilt' stall' fin
mill tjny i-xpi-i'l lo Inivc 1 .1 : ty; r.-ilni ! :. li.spil,. th.. fact that
(O-iOnl.-'H Ri'lllp. ilanirllllir frnn.!Hi.. I.. :nn n::ii ..:t hay.' alt , lllpl "it
tlii-lr l.i'ltn, wlili-ll muy hi' Ih-'l:,, . r.i'l i.a: all sm.tljtnK insi.ii lit.,
cum' If llii- Imys ilo not K''l '..ijsi... funti '. n f.v still pcrsistiMl
li ml
n'ohrv'
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The Searchlight
II.. t.l 111.! VMM U l,iU I.i.. I I.i 1
and And front hard uork was mhoii it
iilorui..'s uoiidrous clime,
all lite i;u- l.s siimtuertlmr
No eolil. no snow . no i
: 1 'erpi I aal siinhine b;
hills;
I And oranges and How
I 't ot USet V !l .'l Oil eve
i . It in sure a ulorioos place.
.Mid iiaiu:hl in e.n 1 b to- NteMar
space.
rs and :1lns thlr orbs
pace,
it all cotnnarc.
At last work is to begin on our own Oro Dell crossiiif
for the highway commission lias let the oontrnrt for gratt
uig and graveling the approaches, in whiYh ihe
Jintl city will sliare a portion of the expense. Hurrah, au
tther winter will permit ns alt to "liit vr up on high
as wt? drive tho Oro Dell canyon.
He naid iroot-bye to everyone.
Ilin journey ooit lily was heijun.
He ii ached that wondrous land
and then -
1 lotr-Kone If he ain'l bad; ntraln.
Tt' vmi are looking for a row,
.lust inentloii I'loril'oMila now.
CtHlUlV 'live every other clinic a test.
And then come back to Cod's own
l.est
The 1)1.1 C.ran.le
"All dogs are good" was the derision of the Portland
rfog rdiow committee. That is a good committee; it is a
sensible committee: it is a committee that should hav
charge of a lot of the public work, for when a man can
Itopreciate a good dog he can appreciate other things also.
Tho linker-Unity highway is to be built this year. A
good thing for Ilaker, for it connects n great big country !.,,M
iu tlptt'ity with nood highway, ami that means a lot. ( J'y
Senate Critics Thin
To Assail Others Now
(Continued from pJiiro 1)
here he tlecliin .l to permit lartre
federal paynnnl.'i until Certain local
sit ual ions v. ere sli aijrhteili d out
Senat or li obtnstin, the I lemoei at ie
leader, and Sena i or t 'h raw ay. but h
of Arkansas, the curnnt siory Is.
lo bad the attack. The at
k on Secretary Hoover, accord
; to the saute story, W to be led
Senator Heed, lietnocrat, Mts
and practice. IP I : n:; I rule esterda
ir. ..e... t . ...... - t
,s, I! Li Di Ci
-It Sticks Until It Gets i
t There :
i in-.- :''"'k lvMh v""r R,v""''
his llii' Ai-riii'llt - it will i;ct yo.l Jt
VT-' i " U
,,!""1' 1 f l:ii:ht... n p. ,- c. nl of ,Jrn ;y
- f?3A w nn f.-a.-n inn ion' i . jjv mi .1.
dCjZZt. n"' INI'KI'KS-nnNT. fiat's
I VBk-ji&"3 all- .lnsl i:i::!il.-. n. M
j ' - 'I'hnsn who inn fpnn.h'nt i f
I J(l i'O """ iiim cliailly u MhM n(,-.
j ifcl ( fi' yjy W..UI.I a.lnpt sot.y RYKlnm t !
t i?. 3? s:iin: if I li.-l nnlil ilo It
' CVVI Th.y onnylnil you can '
j UftNv ' jff '"'-in l"!':' M llniv nn.l I .
fSA l. t yrnl lianl; ln-lp It 'A
lllBl .mniifiilM'w VvNifn.l WII.I, with your
lni-ion.
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li
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jiij iii. ii uit'i- uiiKi.s on .me nriitce 01 nis siinvnicpi'-
mp; Jitto the dark, biuldenly the fLiniinpmifrer of
a scarclili.olit flashes out. The gurrouiK.iio' walcifi
lioeoiae ni-imit as day. J lie course is elc
T!
Advortisinjr is .-uialoous to tho seyhlight. It throws
its inoad beams across the pages uf this paper, pointing
out v.ith shining- clearness justvhere to go for what
you want, and how much yoiylvill have to pay.
In the advertising coluniRs you can find the wares
of every progressive mcijftant in town. You can read
the offerings, eujfnpare jShe values, check up the state
ments with youiypreviups shfipping exjierienee, and then
make your selections. There's no wasted time, no need
less footwork, jto iiwnvenicnce.
T!io mariner wiyiy follows the searchlight. Yon can
just as wisel yfo!l the advertisements. They are here
'for your gtiiflaii'. They lead you through the broad,
straight chaujr of safety, security and satisfaction.
llnllil.'.
-Anonymous.
i'OLLOW THE ADVERTISEMENTS EVERY DAY
VJOUUD -RELIABLE - PXQ&tESJJVfr
Thirf is nn siikslilulp fur Kiifcty
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