La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1928, Image 3

Monday, January 23", 1928. ""'
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
"""" Page" 'I'hree
QqetyNews
200 Persons M
Oval Neckline
over Hit' lit i-ui. Yesterday was IIib
Pilnn Ponlfnl iv, I 'l!iy f"r "" (-'"'hei'lnt; an, I at about
'"" 111 ill o'clock In the niornlnir Mrs.
, La Granrlp Hotl "0l,hl" 'rved u wuff anil sntmaRe
, VJiailUC llUltU breakfast, niter which .Mr. )ob-
j hlji'a purebred sheep nnd other
About 200 pci-Bons Rnthered ;n ; "ve,0, w"i"'' vImvimI hy the Blip!
the hullrrioin or the l.a ; i amlt- ho-j At 6 o'clock, il rl -1 i-io dinner was
!! yealcrduy ufloinuon at 4 o'clock 1 ''''v'-l hy tin- hoslerai. j
when Mrs. I.ee Reynolds presented I '''hose cnJoylnR the ilay with Mr. I
I !l or her piano pupil anil two : Mr"- lolln "ere Mr. and M re.
Hludeuls or Mrs. I.. Kvnnn mi A' "ml Mra- ''harlea
recital. II was the first student ''l"'lt'- l1'- "nil Mrs. llcnjiiuiin
recital to ho Kivon i tu. ,.w h. ' I'urlnnd. Mr. and .Mrs. I.. M. Iloyt,
'. anil tin- Inli'ii-sthiK uml varii-.l , Mr' 1B- w- '"' ami Miss
llMJBinm was enjoyed hy those ' 1 I -m1t1-.
present from tin- op, nini; huniben. ;
"The Canoe Klde" an. I "Folii '''H- llai-nilen was hostess
Tune" by John Williams, playe.l ; '" ""' A.llil.lt urn ' I'lnoehle elnli
by llllle Crnoc Helen ItuliiiciiUuinp. , N'turi'uy cvcn'ns: at lier home on
lo the closing trioups which wei e ; ilV('"1"'- l''olir tables of pinochle
played by the more advanced pu-.' Wl'n' "' durins tin- ovcnlnir,
pils and brnuj;lit uul excellent l.ch-nl"n 'went to Mrs. Wll-
nutlie anil expression. Ihun Harnilen and the consolation
, (Hen Fox and I iiirot by l.ee Keyn-' l"'lzi' '" ilrM- ' ' I'lerson.
nids were the students of .irs. i At a late hour the IiosIosh s.crve.1
l-lvans who tool; part In the pro- ' "freshmenis. ,
main, and Mrs. Ilevnobls' pupils' s- " Mei'lnre will be I hi;
were Grace Helen llnliiienhunip. '"''" hnslcsn to the t-luh.
Josephine Kishcr, .M.uy l-'reea, Ili'l-i
lie ClenB, Itoy I Ici rinu 11, Kern' A ''eliKlit I'ul parly took place nil
Hi noinfichl, (llailith Juhnsun. nil-, Wednesday evening ImnnrliiK Mr.
lie lOakln. Katharine W.ssler Mir-!'""1 'N,la' ' " "''I-""' ' 'ho home
"inui liunna. Mis. I'lvde Weliii anil1" ''' 51 " A- Wilkerson
Miss Mildred Spencer. I "n 'X' '"'enne. Mrs. Ilel.ane was
Kurd or the sliidenls announced i iy lis''i ln'MI' l''ui'Kason ami
their ,owit numbers, which Ihey, ' niarrliiBe to Mr. hel.ane was an
played In a very callable manner ''v"m "( ""' ''hrislnms holidays,
which showed in i ii li trniulnir. The' "d other Raines were en-
inoro difficult numbers I, v Ih I- J"?"1 """" ""' evenillK. tiller
aneed students wi
well tilayed ' r''111''' with a lieaiitiful euttflassaii
tsr : ; t
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Bridge
Pointers
Ilr Mllinn 0. Work
Turkey Known As
"Foreign Devil"
roorHOW, Jan. 2S (AT) A
new ltlnl for ttomo Ih u "forciKn
dovH rhicktm".
One of the Rri'ut pluirniB of ' botti I To properly oltsi-rvo Ni'v Year's
I Auction and fontruct ltrhl:e it nil8.Hloimri8 In tin- Interior city of
jttuil now coinhlnutionH nrq c.oruln- ) l-tHftinvr. IS niili'H from KoocIhuv,
' 1 I. .. Ft 1 1 nxilltcn.l t iii.L.. r..n..i Ul li . I
Ullll) . I It I II II Id II 1 1 K 1 1 It I I U I t ( I " il tin m 7 l l will KiuuiKliai.
players opportunities to dfvulop j Arriving nt Koorhow the fowl
Ihelr hiimls in n innnnor bohh-w Imt wiib pliu eil in u laiRe vnxt ut
(liffen'nt from thitt Kenontlly fin-' taolictl to tho end of n eurryhiK
ployed. Il Ih usually lulvlHablti' pole over the shoulder of n husky
for Declarer to exhaust trumps so foolle and he sun the journey to
llml none of his hlh pants will he ' Kutsfntr. Kn route hundreds of
lost by having th udvnrsarioH ruff t'hlnese who had never seen sueh
jthem: hut there are some hands In before, irai'd at the tur-
which, repardleRs of the leuKth or. key. Many asked tho coolie what
HireiiKi u i i ne i 'ecuirer s iriinips. . " ' nuij iiik. rn- mm one le
an early trump lead ls"lnadvls- ply "it's foreign devil ohteken lor
uble. Generally this happens 'theyforetftn devils."
wneu i 'ciurer wees nil opuri mi- ,
it y to utilize one or more of liniii-
my's trumps for ruffing nilrpnses
two hands separately. When the
pats n deep oval itecKline 'adversaries have the Are
MENUS
l-nnvin pats a deep oval ItecKline 'adversaries have the Aeu of t
on a blue tallela robe . s.tvle I trumps it may be that tho'trump
, edged with pink petals.
Ihe
KlaKe w;is effectively
by Miss Catherine Humphreys, nn I
a talk by Dr. J. J lnll . .. !
After t he dinner the regular bun- ;
in ess session of the relief corps wasi
held, when ul 'fleers for t he next '
year were ..islulled. .Mrs. l',4ie(cal
KoehenspuiKer was Installing offi-
by the ad-! J"r U,,IK MM "" cer. assisted by Mrs. Hose. Wriifht.
P'liallyl"; , ' 'I' , m,(H lrr , , installing conductor.
-M is, Laura Mraden was re-hi
lly Klsiw Mary
UUKAKFAHT Hannnas, cereal.
lend should be postponed, because cream, baked hash, toast. mll!i.
It Is Important for Declarer to dls- coffee. i
, unlay al the K. p. hail. During eard before lending trumps. ; lint, ij'NTIl l;ON Mver and rice
the dinner ci progiain was given still other opporlunities for vary.-. ,HMf t-iii-- endive, orange bread
1 consisting of community singing of. Ing standard play present Uieip-. ,mj (,,u ' ' ' ' (
patriotic songs Iel hy Aha. It. J. selves, as in the following hand piXKKit Boiled fresh codfish 1
. ...i .1, ll""'"s nini nn nn mi " j - eiriT saiire. H ea tneil wh II i lull nl nes
brllssels sprouts, pepper and cab- '
bagt salad,- lemon meringue pie..'
mUk co(fe. ' i
'silver dish by the teachers of
ranged will, floor lamps and bou-1 .,m'n f'"001' wll ln;M-il LUm ,,ltvls wpnt ,nto offil, UH
UUt'iH oi reii ilowets. ami formed a i'"".- ""
1-relly setting for the program. '-.'Shments were served.
i ' The guest Hs1 Included Mr. nnd
' Mrs. Dallas (Jreen. Mr. and Mrs.
The (Jrei-nw ood I 'a rent -Teadi'ei'
association met l-'ridny ufternnon I ,;.
; senior vice pri sidenl; Lucy Orn
hain. junior vice; Mabel Hummelt,
secretory; Klennor ('hit, treasurer;
at the school with Mrs, M
I.MItl SJixlth nil, ,,.. In- A 1111.1 ln..l.
llutchens. Miss Mernice Me- i .,,,,.,,,,,..' ..,-, ,' ' '
!lnney, Miss licryl . I ones.
lie associa -
(Irace Snook. Miss Mabel 'iielcy,
I Mr. and Mis
guard: .Mrs. t V. Talbot, assistant , Spades the tr
i Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Dumar. Mis. " . ' V 7 ' ' ' , lean was the iving ot t'lui
I 'hei'Kon. pi-eshlent
Hon, presiding. The prngrum
opened with music by a aaxophone
iiuartet, consist i iif of ( 'Ida ml Wail-' . , ' " , " .' , : pres cori-espondent ; Adelaide
singer, Henry Culp', Kenjamin Oi-s-1 , ',' ' ,, i,V. , Vi Kitrhen, musician; l-rancis i'lank,
terhng and Kldridge Huffman. , r ' .. . . f''st color bearer; Xella Lyon, sec-
oml color bear
third color heater and Ceiin Crates,
a ill Iteed March,
and "Kunie. Dep." uiilcii was a va
9-6-4
a v i i . a n p a
9-6-3-2 .
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South was
ump;
Itri'iikTast bananas are 'attrac
tive served in,- the , skins on glass
plates. Marmalade can be passed
for. each person to help himself. .If
the peel . is ciit through the stem
end the (up section Of the peel can
be- pulled off -without lifting the
fruit from the-plate. Salt or mar-'
nialade is sprinkled over the ex
posed fruit which is eaten easily
with a fork.
Liver nnd ltice Loaf
Three-fourths pound calf's liver
2 -tablesnoons bacon drionlnirs. 1
Declarer and laMewpoon grated onion, tea-
tno- ougin.it s)U(on salt, 1 tablespoon minced
sweet pepper, teaspoon celery
rblire Huffman. Walter NMtzel. Mr.
The numbers plave I were "Medlev 1 nmn'y " "ntl,nHl,n-
of Old Kashioned Tunes. Phe i"turick Miss -Lorlne John-
-Mouth Piece unl Iteed March,- ; Hon; uni '.U.VUM
land .Air. and Al rs. u . . . w u i-
riery oi popular sons.
Mrs. Nell Thacker sang "A Hose
lit the (iarden," by W. II, Neblling
it and "When Low Ih Done" by
Alfred Schmidt, accomi nnied by
.Mrs. Dallas (Ireen yt the piano.
Colon K. Kberhard made several
lemarks. showing Hie developinent
Nell Thacker, Miss Vina (.'on ley, ' . ' , '! The correct piny of the hand salt, 1 cup hot water, i Vi cups
will be given tomorrow, but In thu boiled idee, t tablespoon flour.. I
meantime I .urge my readers to 'teaspoon Worcheslershire sauce,
Kdthel Wilcox, : " V . I . . . , j .mVu '
i lie iianii niiwiiiu r iimjeji. r.iuiri i uur nulling water tiver liver
fourth color bearer. . i"i'- u...- ......... . -t mauu ,... ,ue. .
The Installintf officer. Mr. Ih. KllK " Wi-uvu.B me i,..nn..j, iui-w aim caup in a cni.pping miwi. .mpii
son.
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up): or handle ltalone with ,all bacon fat in hot. frying pan , anil
A number of friends of Mr. ami
I Mrs. Ilouth McKi nnon gathered at
t heir farm home Kriday evening,
where an enjoyable time was spent
' at bridge. Those present included
I Mr. and Mrs. L. II. liiamwell, Mr.
and Mrs. T. It. Maxwell, Mr. and
charge of the dlnne
ol Hie .;t Cran !c public sch(xi
.vysiem up l the present. !
The plelure, 'The Home of liie
Heron'' went to tin- rooms of Mrs.!
Thacker, Mrs. On en nnd Miss Ma-)
be Cueiey, to hi- kept for a time
In each room. j
The bonk exchange committee, '
with Mrs. Charlton as president.!
reported. Kldrhlge Huffman re- i i t 1
potted, that more films had arrived Ml, aild Ml'S. COCK
for the picture projector machine,
ami the cnse of hooks in the school
was di.weu.-sed. - r ? .
It u;is "cice.t t!i:it' ' H.e' next
nuni,, J..t ii "r..i. , cards face up. In either case,. ' cook chopped liver "in it until
puiy every cam an il wiiiu ur . niuvn. Aim onion, sa it, pepper,
should) ,bo played If the player . celery salt and hot water. Stir
could see only his own hand and , until thoroughly mixed, cover nnd
the Dnmnii'. There may ; be a 'bring . to the diolllhg point.' Let
little extra trouble Involved in lay- cook five minutes and drain off
lug out and pluylng the . actual -the stock. Combine the liver with
cards, but very few people can rice and add the stock thickened
The ( 'otnm unity Women's llible visualize and follow through tho- with flour rubbed lo a smooth
play of fifty-two cards from a dla paste In u little cold water. Mis
It Is excellent, practice to .thoroughly and season with Wor-
sauee. Shape In a loaf
4nnouncements
Mrs. I'ranli George, Mr. anil Mrs. j
Sam Hnekniuu. Mr. anil Mrs. class will meet tomorrow after
Ham Wilson. Clyile .mimeinian. noon al L1 : 1 ft o'clock nt the real-, mam.
Mr. ami Mis. K. II. Iloylen anil ilenceof Mrn. J. A. Itllsnell. ISO'' nluy u lent linnd like the one Klven cenlernhlr
Mr. anil Mrn. Mckennon. ri'lilril street, corner of Main live-. today, make a unle of or relnem- nnirhake hl'a ileen nan lined with
At a lale hoiir Ihe women or Ihe mu,. T,(, 8,Pt,t is "The Grow- her nil the essential plays, and ; oiled paiier. .Sprinkle with coarse
parly served a Iwo-course lunch-( nf, (,'ame of .lesns." Mark, third then compare your results wit h . .In-cnd. ernmliH alter pIlichiK in' t he
'on. 'etunier; T lo 12. and Ihe memorv Iho nlav Kiven the next!duy. nan. .When Ihe erumlm are lirown
(Copyright, John 1; Dllle t'p. ) ,the loaf is done. '
iiieeiint; ol' the
l,e an evening m
I work Is Isaiah 1 anil 2. Members;
jure asked tti liollce the ellaiiRe ol'j .
Entertain Club - - ' ' -icntiric expedition, to . nn;:
- I The reunlap meetlnir of the lid-.' Onlnpuiroa lslnnds Is - brlnglnK
; ' " ',,, of Hnnoi- Pioleellve nisoeiii- huek some cormoraiils who
I TNION (Kpeclall Mr. und Mrs. ,ml w , ,,,, Tuesday evening, ' hnven't flown for so Ions they
Miss
finite lo W. II. I'i i i
City, will lake phie
miinlli, was Hie inspi
atlraetive show
allernoon
suciiilion would VaMer I'ock enterlalneil the mom- Jan ; l Insle-nl of Jan "4 the re- have forgotten how. Their lapse
I In;;, to be held ,ims of t he "T. II. club Wednesday ,,u. m,,,.uns time. Officers will ot nleinory' surely nill.be cor
I e'enin;; at their linme in North l)e installed al that meetinj?. ireeted, liowever, when Ihey see
I'nion. I'oar tables of bridge were . .... Ithe Atlantic ocean.
al play during the evening, with- Tho parkdale club will meet!" ' '
IlitTll Sl'Oie aUlOn' tile WOnieil V..,ln,,K,'l,v .!n -r. lit Ihe l,nn,.,: ,lle. . l,-u I'lv.le Webb i, ll.l Mrs
MiSS Hloklilnd l,""'0,'s R0'" 10 Mr"- !' of Mrs. Victor Kcley al Kruil-, Krahk Wood will be Ihe hostesses.
I and tlie mi n s prlKt' lo I.. I er-1 .
1 tall. Mrs. George Winship reeeiv-' . .
la lllokland. whose mar-' ed Ihe consolation prize. 'the
Party Compliments
AltfADI-:
; Starling TInMnilay ,
.WILLIAM fOX present
EAST
WEST
FIRST SHOWING:
of New Spring Frocks
These ehic Spring Frocks come to .us just when everyone is
tiring of winter clothes and is anxious for the new. '
Frocks of Printed Jersey, trim, smart and colorful, for sports,
for business. Frocks of Flat, Frost and Georgette Crepe and
Crepe Iioniain; colors: rose, beige, navy, oakheart, rose glow,
waffle, agate red, oat, straw and Grecian rose.
They are the smartest inexpensive frocks you ever saw.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear
Millinery & Shoes
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laiiHiaiBSBia&Eoaifli
IBSBKn&HBEaEVp
of Island ( rooms of the Cock home were pret-
early next lily dccoraled wilh polled plants.'
ion for an i KollowiiiB the card Kames. Iilnch-
Kivcn Saturday con was served by the hostess.
at tlie lioine of Mis. S. I
G. Colcinan. Twenty-two f.iinils! I'N'IIIN (Special) Members of
of the bride-elect were Ku. sts. ithe Lucky Thirteen club and u
The home was prettily decorated number of tiuests were ileliKht fill-.
with bouquets 'ot pink c arnations ly enterlalneil Friday a I'tei noon by
and potted plants. Appropriate j Mrs. W. It. Phillips at hv rhotne
intinos were enjo; ye, I ilnhni; llu aft- .Mrs. W. It. Phillips at her home,
ernoon. While Mis. Alex Hubert - j served al I : 1 f. o'clock at fl ve small !
son pl.l.ve.l the we.ldlUK march tit- ' tables v hl-ll- lili.lKe was played i
lie M:ss Marcia I Keeiiey as Itie'laler in the afternoon. Mrs. I' rank
bridegroom and Man ia Meserve as.i'oiincr made hiich score iluriim the
tlie biide entered tlie riioui, In in,;- ! a ft ernoon's play and Mrs. Vi . W..
illK Rifts for Ihe honor Ktiesl. w hich , Stevens received .the I'onsolal ion
wcjf tied in dainty pink and white
paekaKi'S.
At nn appropriate hour the hos
tess served Innrl.eiill.
An enjoyable time uasspenl t'rl-
pr;ze.
Cod. Liver
Oil Once a
Now a
FREAT!
I'MON (Special) Mrs. Georui
I Sciliiril was hostess to members o:
Carnation club at a 1 o'clock
! luncheon. Thuisday afternoon at I
day evenini; when .Mis. 1. A. Howell .her home-in c.orlh I num. I.uncli
entertaine d at a dinner parly lion- was served al one lame table w here
oriii.c Mis. Xilplui Howell, t he or- i covers were laid for U'. Bouiiucts,
(asion beliiK her idilliday a nniver-! of sweelpeas In tile pastel s'.iadesi
sarv. The lab ie was tastefully at-! were used lo dei'jrale tile home.
raliKcd with ti lante deeerati d j anjl furnish a pretty centerpiece!
birllidav i-ake as a centerpiece-. A : for Ihe luncheon table,
color scheme of Kl eu and while j A short business session followed j
was carried out thioitKliout 111.-', Ihe luncheon when officers were)
i oner. ( In I v mem be i s ol I be I a 111 - I elecieit tor me eusiiioK year. i.
il j- we,-,, present. I I'lank St ll will was elect
The honor KUest received many dent to la K- I lie poire oi .mi lien ,. ..
lovely Kin Knistht. president lasi year. Mrs. ! 11VC1 Ulll
' ' iS. K. Miller was elooled vice liresl-j I J ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark S. Pa , block dent and Mrs. I loin .Myers, see-, 1 HIS TVeTO Kind COCO COU
entertain, -d at a .l-liKhtriil pal tv relary-tre ism er. After the busb
Salnrday evenini; at their home in , ness session, t lie rest of the after
the l.andis Court a part inents. I noon was spent visiting.
Those present included Mr. and I The next meetini; of the clul
Mrs. Dis.in .1. Ilrnndl. Mr. and Mrs. will be Tliursdiiy eveninir. Peb. 2
Ilr. ..I, I,, k'll,,,. c.ilvin Horn. MissUvhen lite bilsliaiids will be enter-
l.enore Gibson. Miss l.ois Nelson, ha ined at a
J. llermscn and the host and
Luckv Kids of today need no
ted I'''"-! coaxing to take their daily cod
M rs. Pert ! , . .?, '
j tastes so good that babies call it
j " Yum-1 "um", and beg for more!
,'clock dinner.
hostess.
Gnntes vei-,- p'a,d duiinK the
evening. Miss l.ennr. Gibson win
ning Ihe first prize and the conso
lation prize koiiiv to iltson llran.il.
After Hie Kames the hostess served
refreshments.
A number of f i lends met at the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gooi-rc
Pnokett. near I nion. Sunday eve
ning, wheie a elam teed was en
joyed. Games we;e enjoyed duttuR
the efnlllK.
Those present were Mr. and Mri.
I'M Meyersiek, Mr. and Mrs. K.I
Iloylen. Mr. nnd Mis. Pol Hak--r
and son. Hubert. Henry lloffnian.
IM Wall. Mi. and Mrs. George
Puckett and Hum and Owen I'liek-f-lt.
Mr. ami Mis. Walter Vogei.
Vabhi Calvin. Vernon IMnnt. Carl
Z.-amer and N',,y Co.
All-Day Party At
. J. I). Dobbin Farm
Once each ear seveial l.'i
Grande n lends of Mr. and Mrs. I
II. Ilobbiii meet al I Heir I: home
tor an alt-. lay , gall, .-ring wilu
loeaklasl and di'in.r and a visit
Is Yours a Lucky Kid?
Give your children Coco Cod, and watch
their bodies grow daily with vigorous, ath
letic strength and vibrant energy ! See the
Full strength and pure, Coco Cod has all
tlie vital life-oivinfx vitamins that build surg-
i N'ioN- (Special) compliment-1 jng r0UUst athletic health into growing little
rtage lo Paul K. Spencer, of Den
ver, was an event of Sunday. 1'r.
and Mrs. Mark I'hy. of Hot Lake,
enteitaine.l al a lainily dinner l-ri-,lay
evening at the I'nion hotel.
Covers were laid for seven at -t
table attractively decorated in a . . v . , . i . i i ,
mior scheme of pink and while, a; Dioom ct neaitii reaacti in tneir cneeKsi
lieailtifully decorated cake served
The Only Oil wilh ALL FOUR Vitamitis
Demand Coco Cod to be sure of getting
all four of the necessary vitamins. Other
cod liver oils have Vitamins "A" and "D"
-but Coco Cod has all four "A", "B", "C"
and "D"
ns a f t'nlf?rpieo', "host seated at
tin- tablo were Miss M;irrla i'hy,
I'atrl K. HH'ncr. Mrs. I'M it h Phv,
Miss MaiKiir.-f I'hy. Mr. Hollf f.
Wt-iIit and Ji. anl Mrs. Mnr
VUy.
llILfJAHIt (Spprlul) Thf
Mi I'.vtt. ma anl Wilntcrth
W't-inif r paR a party Sunlny cve
ninff. 'I'h linif was spt-nt playlnK
ffatdt'i, aflr which lunrht-oi) wan
fit-ncl. Those pifsrnt worp John
ami Kva Tiioi nhi lie, I onnu an I
W'ltifiHft Sott . Arthur Cnnti-ilt.
Ma t i' Ha n(orl, Ilmcry I'Vrjfttsoii,
Mnai.t an. I Har(.l-I runin-ll, II. .
Vhilr an. I J,.( k Mialt, of I -1
(.rali'lf, and the hostr-wefi.
Morf than (iO prrstms wcip pirn-
am rnf ttm illnnr ttorvotl hv Olivtv
1'. Morion llvWvt Corps No. 3" 8ut-l
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If s The Money You Spend
Wisely That Counts
Someone has said that a rich man has more fun
keeping- a budget than a man of moderate means. Be
cause the money he saves is tangible, he can see it and
invest.it, and put it to work. Be that as it, may, a
budget is an invaluable help to anyone.
A budget helps you keep the right proportions be-
tween expenses, prevents' you from spending . more
than is best for food and rent, or crimping more than
you should on entertainment 'and luxury. But a
budget is not a reason for getting cheap things, things
in which you forfeit quality by attempting to save on
price. A budget says to you: "Here is the amount of
money you should spend for this. Spend all of it, but
don't spend more." And it is up to you to get the
best that can be got for that amount.
The person who spends his money wisely, who likes
to get the utmost for it, always finds out from ad
vertisements how he can spend it to the best ad
vantage. It is surprising how much more wisely you can buy
if you make it a habit of reading advertising. A little
more value here ... a little better workmanship
there ... in this thing slightly more durability . . .
that product perhaps a bit finer. And every cent of
money you spend for. advertised merchandise will
bring you greater comfort, a higher quality of goods,
and a standard of excellence that is nationally recognized.
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