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Tuesday, January 24, 1928. LA GKANDE - EVENING OBSERVER Paee Three Society News Moores, Putmans Give Dinner and home near Alice). Card games anil J music was enjoyed during the eve ' j ning. Mrs. ,W. A. Moss 'made high -p , YT i I ( boo re at corns among- me women DanCe at- HOtei' players and the men's first prlxn wrni in u. rt, mv uruiy, .urn. ut-ciu McAIUter terelved (he consolation prize. At a late hour Mrs. Standley chicken supper, UHtdHled One of the largest parties given i t tiie new La lirande hotel s.ncO Uh opening took place last nlRhr yp v.ien nr. mm sua. n. aioore unu, h ,,,,.,,,. M.u- Mn.ir.ri Air. and Alia. C. I). Putmnn enuif fcnndley 1. titled al a dinner dunce. ' , ' ' "lu guest lit included 40 .-of.; Mr. anfl Mniw Henry Cmtnsell nnrt pleH and at 7:16 o'clock they we., M(. ftm MrH A , ,.VrKI)KOn enter seated at two long tables in I" tlltnP1 ul ptn0ehle Friday night at dnner was nervod. The table , uere attractively arranged with a color scheme of orange ana luveiu the home of Mrs. Counsel I at l,add Canyon. Five tahli were ul play i during the evening and high score among the, women went lo Mrs. oer. rumen, oi me io i-moi. in; Poo,p un,, (1 m(ina pria!0 t g.een howls formed pretty c.enier ; .-ot t Austin p,eceH, and orange candles idle I A ' Mu ho'r (no !)0sloti80H HOrv. soli Blow oxer Lie tahles. . n two-course- luncheon. .Manns s.x-ptece orchestra piny- j c I tim ing dinner and for the danc-1 .,;,,,. uniii " Miss Marcia Phy ,, , i Weds Mr. Spencer An outstanding social event jof ( x the year i.s I he Klks annual bail; "" 1 and hamiuct, which, accoidlng to( CNION (Special) Charming" In custom, Is given on Feb. 2--. every detail was the wedding of (.eot Re Washington's birthday an-J Miss Mareia Phy und J'uul It, mvei-Niy every winter. I Mans Spencer, of Denver, Colo., which ere now under way for this year's was " solemnized Sunday aftc-rnoon hall and banquet, and Judging from ! at 4 o'clock, ut the home of the toe anangfiiients so far It will be: tu-trio's mother; Mrs.- Kdlth Phy, in one of tht? best In the history of North I'nton. The Itev; Itobert C. Hie lodge, anrl oat' which will botl.ee, of the Methodist episcopal long remembered by menibeis . iff church here, read the service In She May Wed Maharajah I Bridge Pointers Ily Milton C, Work Yesterday 1 gave n bund and , suggested that my readers play It and notn the result, promising to tell them today what happened when 1 hiiw it In actual play. South was the IVclnrer . playing n Spade contract: the original lend was the King of Clubs. The cards were distributed as follows: 7 f I08-5-3 A-X-9-8-1 r 110-6-5-3 1 ! (7-4-2 B-K4J-I0-2 ; 9-6-3-2 ! A-K-8 : None I . Dlspiinlit-s fnim Homlmy say ihnl mi Anuihan lrl. Mi;t Nunvy Aim Miller ii Kealili'. Wimh., in fnUKf(l lo weil ihn Mahiirujiih ut liuloie. whom niH wlill lie wiik trnvelliiR in Anuririi.'.Tliu niurrluiio fpreniL M wiln 10 lake jiliiPH at lndttre, ncrordiiiK lo i')e cubk'i. Tlio . . Jluliaiajali and MIks Miller ure )iiili:ml ali.nu. lotlKc and tlieir Trlrnds. Iho pcespiioe of the iintneiliute rel- home hero. - Two luhles of plnoch'" V4'ie ol pluy duriilff the evening High wore anion? Ihe women went 10 .Mrs.- n. V.' Wyllie. the n' pri:.f was won hy t'luire Cro.nen . end the ennMilation Went to II. V. MENUS I he banquet will he Herveti ai ulives and . a few friends or tno . jjm(nlt Tbotse itrettent, beHideB .::iu o clock, ami for the first time family. , Most an( horttt.ses we. e Air. it will not be held in t he dining J To the strains of the wedding j .m(j rfi t';iirP . cmssen, Mr. and hall of the KM; a" temple here, 'but march played by MIks Margaret ' j)rpi4 ,.V. Wyllie and Mr! an I Mr. instead will take place in the newj I'hy, slsier of the bride, the bridal1 p " h. .Nicajawcu i un. i oi iiik i "e nun- i puny uovanreo 10 a nhini uiiy ui ( sister Maty I II:i;aI;KAST Apple sauce, ce I real cooked with dates, cream. When I he I tec later planm-d his campaign before playing to the , f.l'Ht trb'k, he could see that he ! must lose one Dbimond trick and probably three Heart tricks. Hist only chance lor game would be to discard two of Closed Hands Hearts and the only posslbllty of that would be to establish Dum my's I Mamonds and thin to put .Dummy lu with the Nine of. trumps. The difficulty in carry ing this plan Into effect was that It could not he accomplished with out losing one Diamond trick; and , If the adversaries then apprecia Cactus! vS&KS ... 1 wmm. milady s j I) Velvet in a deep j 1 I ! ONYX "POINTEX" HOSIERY In all the newest colors." 1.50 1.85 1.95 2.50 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Hcady-To-Wear Millinery & Shoos fall. As a Nortl ago was injured In ft result of his reduced vitality he contracted bronchial pneumonia. I which was the e:ith. Immediate cause of .M i:v tails to A;iti:r. Kl'ltKKA. Cm I., Jan. 24 (AC) A Jury t rylng ( )lto Cossidln, former 1 eiood Mint Caciflc 'railroad brake man on a charge of inniiHlaugbie w:is iHsmied last night afler fa lug to reach an ' agreement on a verdh-t. , . (ioswelln nan charged with re-' sputiHlbihly ftir the J ted wood high-; way ai-cidcnt v. blob resulted In fa-: al Injury to Themlure Ifull, Kure-; l;a barber. The jury is said to l;a ve il fee for ncqlltllal:- A nw impxiiaiinii lot dressing table a crei cai'tufr pin cnshioii s. blur pot Pulitzer School Ex-President Dies M-:V VOUK, Jan. L'4 ( AC) Tal- cott Will ialiis. luotit. m ill newspa- per man und foi mer bead of t he I'uMUer schoid of joiirna Usui at (o lumhia university, lied today. He was 7; yeais old. i Dr. Williams had ln'oa .n II! health for sonic time, and "a dayi 4nnouncements The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist Kplscop.il church will meet at I he home ot I country sausage, potatoes hashed ted the nature of Declarer's plans. in milk, crisp toast, milk. eoffei they would lead three rounds of ' l.l'NCHKON l lsh timbales. Hearts am) thus save the game,. J canned string beans, carrot stick J, Declarer must keep his adversaries pop-overs, fruit sauce, mill;, tea. from suspecting hla purpose, so he I )l NN Kit Moiled mutton, mash- unibushed his plans as carefully as i ed turnips and potatoes, grapefruit possible. mind, queen pudding. I'l'I'ee. nifri,u l.u,k l wl,i, lnt! Juok J'op-oveis can be served ma tile or sugar sirup or with fruit oiiet there will be a program, tin', ranged altur. that had been trans-1 details of which will be announced , formed Into a beautiful bank of later. ' 'white carnations anil whit fresias. After the banquet the party will .among which five tall, white can- adjoin n to the ballroom in the Klks'dlc were burning. ... temple, where dancing will be en-j The bride was attractive In a joyed until midnight. Several In- plain gown of white duchess satin, tereslfng features are being ur-!mude with tight 'bodice ami flounc- r. tuged lor the dance, and are e-j ed skirt, the only trimming being a(Mrs. W. H. Perry. Hi(t2 Sixth street, peeled to add much to the nter- w hite velvet bow, fastened lo itho j tomorrow afternoon ut 2 o'clock, taiiuneiil. 'left side by u rhlnestone pin. .fihe - committee In charge, and work- soms and pearls around her heudjrentral Christian church wlH give cold weatlHM- pudding, us saun. woul( (ii,l(rnH the situation and Ing with him on the committee jind carried u shower bouquet of a tea' at the home of Mrs. It. .1. Im rather unusual inn niy (.' (,U(i lL H,.cnm juamond for hla of Spade, probably Hie must de ceptive card he could use; ami, nance as a clesserl. They will make u( (he ,.:,Kht of )IUonds, wnne ine meiu i i ih tlltinK tht, Blight risk that the al- up." served ami eaten und should voj,m, )anu)n(lH WPre divided 4-1 be served p ping hot from the oven. um (h(it th() atlvel.Bury who won "Queen punning m an v-i.-..v . f t k.k woulll ,1IV0 four, Itaymond o. Williams, Jessor white sweetpeas und fresius, Th Kitchen. 1307 ( avenue, Friday Andrews, c. K. Wright. Clyde Zlin- t brldegiqom wore Ihe conventional j afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, merman, I.. (I. Wright, Churles black. 1 ' Heynolds, It. I., (iray. It. J. (Jrcenl The brldo's only attendant was; The names of Mr. and. Mrs. J. and Lester Miamwell. liter sister-in-law, Mrs. Mark J'hy, j T. Longfellow were omitted In aji '. who wore a ouutnt frock of white item In yesterday's society column The women of Mooseheart Lo-' H&tin, with tight bodice and veiy about a party given at the homo ...... l.'.-l, ..i'..tiir Ilia r ul-i A .. ... I ,.n nl.l. nr l .. ,1 If A W 1 1 li a I fl II home of M.s. A. N. Mayvllle. fashioned nose-gay of mixed flow- for Mr. and Mrs. J. It. DeLane. ( umes were piayen during i no eve-, ers. Dr. .Mark cny, nroiner nt me : - ning with Mis. Don Hnnnks win . bride, acted as best man. SPANISH SHOPI'FJtK niig the first prize und the sec-1 just preceding the ceremony. IU Y MICH MNUKHIK ond prie going to Sylvia Turn. Av1 Mrs. Kdlth Phy, mother of the1 PATHS (Al1) More fine lln short program was given by Mrs. bride, sang "The J.ove Thut Link-. gorie is sold 'to Spnntsh women Mason and her daughter ami M1ss,!hIi 'floul to Soul," by Liszt, uc-, than to any other nationality, ex Jierl Sturman. - y ..,. compuhled nt the- piano by . Miss COpt tho Kreiich, In Paris. Those present were Mrs. Klsher, t Margaret P,hy., M is. , Phy woie n ;., so well recognized Is Hie fact Mrs. Cass, Mrs. Stoop, Mrs. Nsw-1 frock of powder blue silk crepe jn (lf lingerie trade that ability lo Mis. Kellogg, .Mrs. Turn aful . with a cormge of pink roses, and sneak fluent j Spanish usually .is daughter, er.l Mis. Ihui HhhlikH""liini I Mian -Phy- vvsm gowiKsfl in black vel- niade a requisite . ers. Mis. Norrls, ,' (vet, enhanced with I'hlurstoues. the exclusive t (.a ught' Itcfrcshmonts Mrs. Mnyvillc Noi rls. erverl by ite by Mr; . 7 T Wisterja oiijo for saleswomen shops. A sober Following the ceremony, a buf- ta-sto in exterior garments and love let suppev -was served in the din- 0f luxury in lingerie is 'character ing room, which was prettily dec- $c Gf the Spanish woman of orated in a color scheme of yel- taste, 'do luxe dressmakers say. low. A large bowl of yellow dui'-, , fodlls,: with tall lighted candles at ( . WOMAN cahiiii;k , i for th table. BREVAHt), N. IC, (ACJ, a I Mr- uml Al,H- KIH,lc,f' 'ft K'n- million dollar bank here now has Members ,ffi Ihe Wisteria club ,iiiy evening on a short hotieymooa n woman cashier and selected her wmm enieaTaineil at a delightful trip to Salt Lake. CUy. after which in preference to several men who patty l.asti evening when Mr. aud.they will go to Denver, Colo., wore presented uum nun where itn-y will mane inur nome, IS Qitei'tkined serve.l as a oenteipiecoj 7 - i for th. table. ouccit Pmldlng partner to ruff. Declarer did not One egg 2 -tablespoons sugar. I t nee lead two rounds of trumps tablespoon mei.ed butter. cup fur two reasons: (a) Do ng so molassea, I teaspoon soda. I VS. 1IllU vvm ll" f'lu,,,e .to .thti flour. V. nm boiling water. - tea- adversaries and induce a lead of spoon cinnamon, few grains salt. H..irt: ( 0 K t he adverse trumps Heat e.;g until light. Heat . In were divided 8-I (as actually was sugar, melted butter and molasses, the case), a third round of trumps Add flour mixed and sifted witi) 1mI Immediately would take out cinnamon and salt. Mix well and Dummy's entry while the Dia- add so!a dissolve in a little cold monds were blocked., water. Mix and add boiling water.! in1 actual play the ICIglit of Dla IteaL well and turn into a mold, monds foHowtng the ruff with tho Steam one and one-half hours and Jack of Spades worked perfectly serve with the following sauce; H looked as tl' another force might . , - seriously . deplete Declarer's Slll,T trumps, so a second Club wns led. Yolks 2 cgKs. 1 cup pulverized, 1)tIl.hin.r rl,rr-cl It. again with an sugar, 1 cup whipping cream, -".ii nujIori two-trpmp honors and ten spoon vanilla. . . J t huii 11 lw ltlgli Diamonds. On- Heat yolks, of eggs villi sugar.. lhi lhj.,V i-oiind of Diamonds ho Whip cream until firm. Whip Into t0 r,Hk tir possibility that Women, Weak, Tired, I tut i low ii and . i r-wins or who suffer ovarian pains, pains in the lower part of the stomach, bearing duwn pains, female weak nesses, he. t duelled, backache, mel ancholia, despondency, nervous de rangements, flushes oT heat, fleet ing and Indefinite pains, whiles, painful or Irregular periods, should write to Mrs. Kllen l.ovell, Hltifi Mass., Kansas City, Mo. She will entl.ely I' UK K and with out charge to the inquirer, advim of a couvenleit home method wheieby she and other women say they have hiicccs dully relieved sim ilar troubles. The most common expression ot these t hank ft; I women Is "I feel like' a new woman." And others, "I don't have any imlns whatever any more." "J fvan hardly believe myself thai your Wonderful Meth od has done so much good for me in such a short time." Write to day. This advice Is entirely free lo you. She has not hiug (o sell. Adv. SPECIAL- January 10 to February 10 Westinghouse Heating Pads $6.50 One Dollar Allowed on Old Pad or Hot Water Bottle Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At Your Service" first, niixlun nill.i. UNION PERSONALS 1INION (Spcchil) Mrs. A. I' Wilsiin. of ImliliT. Ih till' linuso ... .....i.. ul.l..n,i. wu ii.l. I ......... .Li- ..T t.i ii.ii.ln.hiu. 1WO niiHirsii iii i iH-ir noint' (in u iivi'iiiir. Spencer a polnif-away cOHiiiino vanciMl by the nounl 01 (iireetur.H lt)i iiauumer .11 r. ami lin-n inlilt H were 111 piny iiiirinuvaH a Kriiy cont trlituneil with gi-ny nfter having w-rvert the inHiiiiiuan t.'kx. ! At i m. N'iM:il .limes were It h were at play ilurin wan a Kmy coat trlituneil with gray after having Herved the InHtiliitiim ( Fox. ik- '.1 n.l hif?h Heoi-e went j fur -onil 11 Kfuy liat to itiatch. Heverul years as assistant cashier.' Mrs. V. O. H:i cr. J Out-of-town Knesls ut Ihe we-1- 'n,0 directors (lfscrlheii her as . ilee-1 ,K weie Will T. Wright, of Ore- ,.sely human, yet liusiness Willi vii- ,,, ,. ,,,.l 11 nil coiiseiiiieiilly tliat Kast eoitl'l ruff lite third round. I.I' so, lie I would lie tlirowlnB nway a trick: hut It was the only chance Tor Kliille. As tile hand developed, Kiipt'hwl the last. Iiianiond so Ihllumy was .put In wltli the Nine of .Spades, cashed two esli.lilshed lllalnond", Closed Hand discarded small Hearts, and I lecturer Mrs Kred I""1 "'y ,wo Hearts and one Hhi nionil, t'onseiiin iitly nmlilim kmhic. aucmii: StjirlliiK 'I'liiH-silay VIILIAM fOX present . Y IW I I SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Nut Howls, 1'uddlng Pans, Milk 1'nns, Jippnrs, and manv other Items - . THY The Oregon Hardware FIRST ill Mil '.'It ! iSSISSSQISISaiSIOlllHBIIIHIBISlBSSIflSaiBHEBBP; n D WM n M tUe evening lo Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Herger. The rooms were attractively orated in a color scheme of blu and yellow. prlinroVes and other flowers nf the season being used. Al Hie cIom' of the card games a I wo-course luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1'erry will entertain the club at Its next meet ing Monday. Feb. (i. Mrs. Ilarlev Stoneklng was hos tess to the W'.tke-clila Bridge club yesterday afternoon. Three tables were at play and high score among the club members went to Mrs. .1. It. Oliver ami the second prize was won by M i s. 'h ester Koyle. -Mrs. Halph I Jyers received tho guest prize. Hotted plants augmented the at tract i eness nf t he rooms. After the card games the hostess served a two course luncheon. Mrs. .1. It. Oliver will be hostess In the club nest Monday, Jan. U. e Mr. iid Mrs. Louie Standley en tertained at an attractive party Sat urday evening at their country woman In tle gon City, Mr. ana Airs. i . w . th Wright und famllv. of Maker. Miss Alice Thomas, of Cortland, and Mr.! and Mrs, !'. A. Greuiich, of La Cirande. ! , the "strongest NOHTH I'OWhHIl, Ore. (Spe- world." clal) A dinner party was held all Mademoiselle Jeanne dc Vesly the home of Mr. und Mrs. Klmer can lift a 117 pound weight Jacobs Krlday evening. A four- straight up over her head with course dinner was served ut a tu- her right hnnd. She stands five bin attractively decorated., The feet nine Inches tall and weighs nggerty and Miss j In- ' Helen Schaper were La (iraude vis-' to'itor.4 Saturday afternoon. j ! Oolden (ieertson. or Orande. Iwlfiiessed the .losenh-Hniou basket- jball game here Saturday evening. ritFA'CII WOMAN STKOXtt Mrs. Hal C. Hees was shopping in CAHJS (AH) Krance tioftsts j,., (irnnde Saturday. (Copyright, John F. Hlllc Co.) NORTH POWDER PERSONALS Foul w its 'You'll Want, a Perfect LEO.VOIL Jlarccl Wave At PvEYNAUD'S Beauty Shop I'hfme Mnln TSO The Name Annum The OUMllty food was dellciously prepared. I After dinner t be guests played ' TiUii." Mr. und Mrs. C. K. Hutch-1 Insoii won first prize, a brtiutifu; davenport pillow, und Mr. Kloidau received the consolation prize. Those present were Mr. und Mrs. C..' K. Hutchinson, II. White. Wllllum Coughenonr, J. A. Wilson Mr. Mallard and Mrs. Lois Hudle son, besides the host und hosles. The oul-of-tow n guests were Mr. und Mrs. Itlordan, of Haines, and Mrs. Berthu lloyle. of I nion. All reported the evening very pleasant. LOSTINK (Special) Mrs. F. I.. Pierce -w;is hostesd to the Neigh borhood club Thuisduy afternoon. 1'iuns ure being formulated lor a year book. Kef resh meats wre served by Mrs. 1'lerce. assisted by Mrs. Charles Hook. The next niert ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Oher Wunl, Jan. -tl. I.OSTLVK (Special) The Ladleh' I aid nift Thursday ut the home of Mrs. Kva Quesenberry. The aft ernoon was spent in sewing carpel rugs for rug weaving. The elec tion of officers resulted as fol lows: president, Mrs. lluttle Leo nard ; Ice president, M rs. Carrie Caudle; secretary. Mis. Kva tjues enberry; t reusurer, Mrs. Addb Fleenor. The uld will hold an ull- day meeting next week ut the home of Mrs. Hertha Kuhn. with u pot luck lunch at noon. LOSTINK (Special) The Los tlne Com ni unity club met ut the home of Mrs. O. J. 1'oley, Kriduy. with I C niemtters present. Tlu coinmittee on Christmas seula re ported 120 worth old. The "Life of Julia Ward Howe" w rltten by Mrs. J. II. Jackson, was read by Mr. Huttle Ieonurd. liellclousj refreshmenis were served hy ine liostesn. The neat meeting will b with Mr. Irvln Whitmore. Jan.!" A miscellaneous program will be given by Mrs. tieorge lodge un I Mis. Whttmorr. OltANUK HALL ( Hperlal ) Mr. cod Mrs. J. H. lUirey entertained a number of Mend ut a dellghl ful party Saturday tvenfng at their Hifi pounds. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. McClay and two sons, Jack and Hobby, of La (Irande were l.'ulon visitors Sun day afternoon. Mrs. Hubert del. of Cortland, arrived nt Colon Sunday for n visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. L. S. 7;ivis. A BONNET, AS IS A BONNET! rK-frt 'I'M 1 1 NOHTH 1'OWDKU (Sieclal) The North Powder IUh whool boys and girls team, also the town team, will piny Ihe Muddy Creek teams Saturday night. Miss Luclle llndb'Hon, while coasting down Ihe hill with other children on a toboKgiin. hijuned her back. Heenuse of the load Ihe to iboKgnn coasted farther than us ual and whirled and lilt the iSidwell and Kvans warehouse. Miss llud leson. riding on the back, hit the coriier of the warehouse and slight ly injured her back. She was taken home und Is getting along nicely now. Chris Peterson and Harold Craig went lip to the North Powder hikes for a few days. Floyd Walk, manager and owner of the North Powder gnrage has sold -ttlft Interest to Wlndoni Carncs of this city. Mr. Walk expects to move back on his farm at Clover creek. The North Powder town team played the CoVe town team Friday evening, the score being 2 to It:; In favor of Cove. Word was received from M rs. Metralf at the Urande Itonde hos pital In ai (irande that she Is get ting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Joltnnle Jacobs at tended t be show lu Maker at the Clurlck Friday night. A number of carload of pigs and cattle were shipped to the Portland market today. Those n-c om pa liv ing the loud were L. H. Moore, William ' 'ougtiK nour, Mike Cor rell, Kverett Pearson, Sorensoil A mes. ( N'KA H'-rvie, London flurentt ) Home bonnet that liarbnrn Weeks Is lo wear as "The fiod'Jcns of Pearl" at the Chelsea. Arts Ball In Imdon! It n preat be-taswlrd spider-web of pearls nearly six feet In diameter. Hut Mic taken It off before she Charlestons! Start a compost heap thin spring with the spring raklnirs. It Is Him cheapest and best fertilizer possible. Breath Bad? Ind it this simple way N (Shine ii more di t1e than bad breath. End it by iitmg Chamtrtnin Tablets. Plrunl eY to take, they rnd bad breath hy r-movin the triw po dif-aiton. Alto end R ti", tdiuunir, conMipHtion, ind lre up livrr. fifty nd ai-cent porkef aura at druggist. , '""f liee tampl, write Cttarnlirlain Mtdiccte Co., 507 0th Ave., Dtt hlmuet, Iowa. :hamberlains 'TABLETS ea m m m n M El fan S3 M SI M ca m a ta M W M U H U B9 N ra w ti IS a to EA M n m H Ml Cl N ta H U M M It's' The Money You Spend Wisely That Counts Someone has said that a rich man has more fun keeping a budg-et 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. .. . : l ,. 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. Hut a budfel 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 itbut 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. certainly pays to read the advertisements iSBSS a n ii ii ii ii ii H - H ., II 11 ;H n u ;n IH ; n in in in :n i M in! D - mi ar M H N n n n n a H H M M n n M n m a m n m a M It II ii: 'a j
