La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 24, 1930 llmmriiorelertl Ao tintepnleul Mowape-pef rRANK B. APPl.HHT . .Ulloi and fubllabar HAltV'EY K. MATTHEWS Huatnaa. Manager rubllahed ynvg, eac.pt Sunday, at I41 M"om Aaanua, La Clrande, Orc-n. The Oliervr-Hlar publlehad every Friday, entered at th. IMMofflce of I.a Clrojide. Oregon, as U.coiia Claea Wi.ll alnllnr undr act o( March i. U?. OKKIClAb PAr-KlTor UNION COUNTY ANI TUB CITY HP UA CIIA.NUH' UliMHKII Oil' AKSOfilATWl I'ltKSa Tha Aaoclud 'r l eicluslvaly entitled lu use ror pup lea Moll of all new rtlapalrhaa credited to It or not otherwise credited If publlal.ed h.raln. All rlitht or republication or apeolal dls patch., la llita paper, and lo the lucel nw beraln lag u reaurved. 1 National AdvertlHlna" ncpraaentatler M. O. MOllKNHiiN tS Ino. 0ao Prancieoo, l.oa AuKelt-a. K.wiitle, Portland. Cnlcavv, Dull. lit, New Vurk ,. ' 8UisT;(ITH1N HATKB My varriee Dally, par month in .deance. Dally, all month, lu advance Many, ainnia coi.y ' lly Mr. Owrloa tiponccr , (Observer Correapontlcnt) f OHANOK IlAl.ta (Hpeclul) Onou. evnr o ofteu chicken , thlevea visit aoino furm In tli coir. imnnlty uml help ihenmelves to 1 poultry thut la imuully of apoclul Ktorli, . TIiIb lime the, poultry Simla of Air. Tom .Muoonih wcro entered Inrtil three turkey hn, two doacn While. ixhorn juiirllnif iiot uml tin eiooptlonally fl' roimlor whlr-li lihn nwnrr win very dcalrouit of havhiK ul hi' head nf lior flock. were unionK thi" mlaaliiw. -Mr. Alu. conih rulKoa nu"1" ' fori' o( lurfceya ! every year anil ho hail anvi d .even hena . three ol.l oni'H uml four ' yurllnK fur foiindiitlon .Hoik. Tho older lilnln, which lire ronidd-irri-.l to In' the hitler mot hi nt. a-oro the. oni'H token. Mr. ii ml .Mn. Brt (Iron! nml son. Ilelherl, .Mr. uml .Mm. Clmrle.H jllnxlcr nml Mr. mill Mm. 1'itul Tot. retui Hpont i;uier Miuuiiiy plonle- Iiik- near .Medical Kprltia-a. I Itoy Ocltelcr hua returned from , J'urtliind where ha apent two ! lut u iiicotliiif of tho dlrwtors of "(Crutno fire. Inauruncis' '.Mr. tti-ki-len fM tl minlipr of the hoard. An . Mijoyahli. rvinr of. Kuii.liiy I wan the numiul KiihI; i 'UK hunt 'h-Ivimi hy .Mia. I. I. Kmiiti lit lur :iomi'. Dwcim of ikk". "ill colorn of Uio rainbow, uiiil I'stm colorn thrown In. r lil.ldon In rioolin in n.l crunlxa' to ,b.' Iiunirii-ly . clillitrrn uml joun fiilka pur- i Walter Pierre will got -a big vote from the dehcrats of r."r"ha,,,,t.7 EnHtern Oicroii fur national committeeman. , If he con get 8p.ncer provni m b th ke.-mnt in Ao l..b flw. umsili.i n imrt of the state. Os West will'! bun;, r by brli.Klmt In th- -most It Hall ally, par month In advanoa . iallt, par alx uionllia In ailvaluia Pally. pr year In arivanro . Weekly, Obanrver-atar, :.r yuar - ADVI'.ltTIHI.NO UATKS Dlanlay. furalirn. per eulumn lu.-li ...... uiapiay. waai. per cumuim. i.iv.i . 19 -Il.tO I0O Il'.tt l.UII L per coliium iiiru .......... Tlina contriiut prlnea on application. ..4tQ A1.IVM I'NTO flOD HiM-kim yv nlan.yournalVfa to bo ilruil '.r.ilpnl untu ain, but ullv" untn (.i.l ihrmiKh J.na fhrlal our lioril. Huniiina fl:ll. ' ... At Grange Hall; Birds Valuable llmbler Cherry : Crop Expected To Be Big One i i. Uy Airs. I.clllul Cli-uvi r (Oliaervor t'orrcapoiulent) 1.MIILKU. Ore. (Hpecial) Tho fruit K'Owi'i'H of Imbler fxpoct u 1'HIKAV IMUMMtAMS largo crop of rhirrloa tills yonr If N'utinnnl Hrondpuallni: rompiiny: not dimiRoil by front. The trivn Hilly JoiifH uml Krnin llurn: ur beuvlly Imlen with bloHanma td.ior of which ho hnil hold came ' Imbler school Wcilnosimy ' ; lopi n, throuinj,- him to the ground, i nooii. Rho wu's formerly Mi" R-""1' j ' Hn vn briilsed about the fure and nnxtor and tiuiBht in the si'hoo, I ioni arm wan badly wrenrhe.l. lle;b.-re for several years.- The clill-, will bo able to return to his uork ,)rpn very much dellsnieii u the last of this week. see her, t'llfford Conrad. . 'lrgll (hont, ( T1)C mbep harbor shop will he Ksford Hmith and l'rof. "vart ; open ai week now insteail of jul ' left for Corvnllls Wedueaday. Tho . on s.,,,,,.,,,. as it bits been in the hnjn will enter the noneral con- . . teat held at O. K. c. cllffonl Con- rad Is a represenlative from Imbler ; Ul thu O. 1. C. beinir treusuivr of ( the J. J-. A. ciuii. Jin. r,i. C::ili, concert oi-ehestru. niled uml so. fur froht has not tlnnmifcd "", " " cboriiK; 7, male nuuriet. soprano: them, t I'ortlaml with 1 Tie retired, ur irees are also In blonm mem. ,., n S, Sketch Kouk iirniiiun; k:30. an. I n ifnoil crop expected. Hcveral ' 1 a,,MnP' ,"'"u" ",, Wi un.l Andy: S:4r.. tone pie. .-berry orchards aro l.elnx set out c;,t un tn" ",'ehead last las lures: Hill.. WW-ltenil hour: 9:45, e,ir here Ihls sprillB. , while ut scliool. M,e was tuken . piano pletiir.: 10. proliihitl.in Mr. Welch in on the sick list tills on ln a Physician who roun.i l pul A.co of Harmony: u:3u week. Although ho is up uml nweimary. to take pIk lit s I chen on to 11, l-uclflc Nomads. sround he Is under the cure of a her h'ad. Mho was hit with one of pbysieian "'c swiiiks as sue iki h ... Tim Hee-lllve Bills of tho Im- Kl, ' uM 10 ho l,n,'k 1,1 Sl'""01 lil. r M. I. A. enjoyed a party at the week. K. cieatiomil hull in l.'i Onin.le Sat. : '''ho buM-bnll same with I nlon ur.luy, April 19. meetlnB with Klrls Tuesdny aflornoon wus another vi- rrom linker. I nlon nml 11 Orunile. ry for Imlilor. the worn being lu They won the swarm priae for their 1- Their next game will be next scrap books ami also showed a Tuesday. April 29 will! Klgul at pretty display of fancy work and Imbler. lovely clothes. The twelve girls Mill Ethel Sargent will leave hn l,.w,. .heir siviirni nuiiio Thursday evening for Portland , piano liauee egga. - : Armed with rakes, pilch forks ii ml other Implemrula suitable to tho occasion Illue Ml. tlo.ngers assembled lit their hall Saturday morning tit 10 o'clock and held their annual rleanup program. Ac numulations uboul Iho yards were disponed of, odd Jobs were attended lo uml the premises er put In first class order. After dinner Mrs. Hurt tirout. Iwtur'er, had charge of i 1 1 a program of unusunl Interest, the children irlvlng all the numbers. They follow: recitation. Kasler ltulihits," Put Hughes:: recitation, Karnrst Hales; piano son. Kvelyn Carter: Teeltatlon. l-:dward liates; recitation. Miner Hales: vocal solo. "Tim Savior Is Itlsen for You ami Kor ie," Phyllis Tlynearsoii ac companied at the piano- by - her mother, Mrs. fleorge Hynearson. i Kor an encon. Jllss Phyllis recited : Grain growers in Union county will now secure tha advant ages of the national marketing law. The organization here is practically completed and nlany now members will enter (he association when its benefits ore nvide clear. .Hie loan feature is an important argument. A I'mptilla memler has borrowed 4c more per bushel on his 1929 cinp than he could sell it for. If there is an increase, he will secure the benefit 6f the higher price. If a decrease, the stabilization corpora-. ion will absorb the loss. , ' Ralph Williams, vice chairman of tho republican national committee and a powerful figure in the. party for mimy .veal's, is being forced to campaign for re-election as national imirnittixmuin. Huth hu mid his omioiienl. Chils. F. Walker. aro devoted party workers and would serve the repuhlicniiH j ,.,,,,"., ,,r u,Ke. . ... pf Oregon wiell. But Williams' position would seenv to nuike j Mrs. 'ruin Mneomii, Mrs.- ieor.;e his election mire likely. The experienced committeeman. .s . XZltK with other offices, is better equipped to serve members of !of the grange, assisted the lecturer . w . v ' ' In arranging, for- the Kaster egg 1110 pari. whph concluded the nfter- j noon's entertainment. Pat lltnrhr-s I wori the prlie tor finding the niost jeggn and Kornest Hates received ; thn consolation. At' the business session which .was held ' nreeedlntr dinner. Mrs. i llOW' milCh leSS people Mlro'Trty"rUeSS lllld SJleClllate Oil. Hess Scrlb. r was given the seromt If., it. il.tLa u'lll thu aiiiiiuii t.iiu nii tn tha avnrl Tvin.ilnl litn 'degree of tile Initiatory work nml in uiu villi's wiui uii'ir tu fit iiuin.i ituti iwaiuui; mttinm vott'u into in ori r. !nlieltenng itinenmt crowds? How will they tabulate the1 ..i"'- fan snodgriiss and three n . 'children and Nick Hugh.-, of Il homeless thousands? lorande. no. Mr. n. Mr.. Meow 1 Or Uike tliu tpiestion of age. How numy woiiwn have i d o.... Albert and p..t ' . 1 . " .... Were, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. given their correct ages .' How many ptniple, of both sexes, wiuiam liugiies Huiuiuy. in the! know their correct age, or the ages of other members of afternoon the group dro to the !,,., ,, , . . , . i ,. - home of Mrs. 1. K Sniuu where the family ?. There must have lieen many who, left m doubt Jti,e rhiiuren took part' in the cKg by the enumerator's questions, found, after his departure, "nut. . ... ,: . ., ... . , .. . , . , Charles Wlcklnnder. of Hoard- that they had inadvertently given him the wrong informa-I mn , ,,! mm gmng.. organier. .IciH. !was a visitor at ltlue Ml. grunge ; There will be errors, many of them, in the final totals, but '"i" "ami Mm. cimries spencer with 120.000.000 "hpurls" counted therw could tie sizahle mis-- i h'l for their guests Kaster Mr. and i . ... , , . ... . t.Mrs. A. 1 Huff and daughter! takes without making any appreciable difference m the re-: Kathleen, mm. ii. c. Mcciny and p,UltS. isona. Jack and Hob and Mr. and- i,'.P. , . . ' , .. . frs. Cl.iu.lu WHU-ock, all of la, An honest, fair and accurate census is of particular mi- f.n,,,,, portance in the reapportionment of representation in the J Mr- sohmeder. or; lower branch of congress which is based on the census. With J ",1, tt m ; their stationary and easily enumerated population the rural i. n. smuta home Sunday utter-. districts have the advantage in this respect over the cities "nr , BPC0I)1,an,,.,, i,, ( with their large floating populations and crowded slums, her sister. Mrs. srris and t-Mrs. j I'nnol ,h, lli,, ,l.,.....l ........ iNorria' daughter,' Claru .Norrls. . Columbia Hi-Oiiilcusllng system: 7. transcontinental puigrain: 7::ta, lllihl openi: X. vaudeville; 9 In III. toi-y hour. 'I'ncontn KVI ("HOC 7 to 9. silent: 9. CHS; in. concert arid dunce uitiflc. litMiicr l-jlA (SU0): 0. NHC: S:l program; s:3. NIK': S:4S bltinn poll: 9, Sully .Vjison. or; 9:li. NIIC; II to 12, music. Hal. bind ..WO (7911): tt. MIC; 11 to 12, dance. m.dc. l.I..V t Mill I: i. news, .M.-loily M.Hi: S. Ili-Jlux: II tu 12. ilallee music. Kilttlo KJIt (li.li): 7. concert oivhes. tra. soloisis; 9. Night In India; in, sunshine prograt.i; II, ilanci, liillb'ie; 12. lievcllers. I.us Angflcs KJIJ (!iaii): 7, C11S: III, news, dance orehestiii: 12 to 1, organ. K.NX Idiii):. "." organ, little symphony.; 7. features: 9, circus; 9:4.1. H uM boa. least: 10 to I, ilulieo in lisle. ' Sisikano KIW (."911)1 .!., NIIC sports; S:U. NIIC; II tn iiuest:,'. Suit lake City KS, tli:io): i. NUC; S:4.. pio hlblifon poll; 9, chamber music: S:IIi, NIIC; 1 1 ; l r. . vuuileville frolic; iiKabol.d of All. the "Husy llozeii." The liee-Keep-ers are Helle Hillings nml l.emln Wesienskow. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad and famfly sp. 'ill' Sunday oil the Wullowit river plenicing. They were Joined hy Mis. Conrad's brother and family. Jay Skilllngs. of Wallowu valley. June Conrad was absent from school this' week being ill or ec zema. Ceorge Crouser was unable to return lo his work at Klgin this week due lo an accident in which he was Injured last Sunday. Ml'. Crouser wus riding on 'the running 'hoard of his son's car when Ihe Stomach Trouble wh-rro nhv will BppT.il iho wtM.'koml ; with her mother. She li.temlH to j ivturn h'rp Sunday evoninjr. t Mrs. VUlo. f linlrm, vhiH'! thft NU-W00D The Insulating Wall Board. We just received a car load. COME IN and ask for free simple and booklet telling about this nationally advertised board. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Forty-Second Year of Friendly ;. Service: Ea (Sraniip National Utanlt Srl.l. 12, re- , If gas, dyspepsia, heartburn, j ' bloating, sour stomach, and poor i digestion make yon miserable uml grouchy, and many foods do not ugree Willi you, why not make the I IHoiex-. Ill milium test? Hlotex is j harmless to young or old. yet works with surprising speed. One Ingre- dlent has the remarkable power to oPrtl.'UHl . digest 3.IIU0 times lis ow n weight. . KCW (Cn; 0, NIIC: to. Cecil ' Don't glvo up. (let lllotex at any, and Sally: ln:4ll to 12. Hoot Owls. , drug store. Put It to a test. Money , KKX (llxii): 7. featnrfs; tusu. i ba If you don't soon feel llko . Mglit In India: in. concert: lii:Sti, i new. and aide to eat most anything, i danco 'music; 11:311, news; 1 1 :4li. j Only 60c. lted Cross Ilrug stor?. j .1lidlilglit liu.li.lee. i Adv. 1 V i ' '-'iums .ii.Ai.x i . .. r I ' lM flk j "GOOI SHRVICB QUICK" j j ! ! Hr -- - ill II f Ii ASA I . Ul I WITH 7; UP HHSAFETy i ' Through good rimes hard time, all the time you are sure of good old fashioned tolid 6 always, oa our tump sum plan of $100 or more. TWO DIVIDENDS a year. Or 1 Marti a $ Investment. Add to it or withdraw, when and as you please ' ItffAIU'ORTIONMKNT 1 The census being a human institution, wo must lie recon ciled to something less than 100 per cent perfection. Just'1 THE NAME JOHNS-MAN VILLE IS SYN0NIM0US WITH "QUALITY" That is why we specialize on their roofing. We have a large stock on hand ready to go now and an other car on its way. ARE YOU INTERESTED? HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. isoa covo .Main 248 "QVAI.ITY AND SKIIVICE" Start today dtherv at 6 or Sri by sending check, money order or draft UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Safe Responsible WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION T. M. C A. BIJr - Sixth and Yimhill I PORTLAND r C Resources over $1,600,CCO THAT COUNTS' 11)2.-. CIlltVSI.KH MU'IUIIAI, Si:i)AX Oood rubber, now paint, body. !n A-l shape, mo hair upholstering like new, fully equipped and thoroughly recon ditioned. Fully Boar- j?9Q!t nntecd for only tpOUU HI2S CIIKVnOI.KT COACH live tires, excellent body, up holstering llko new, complete equipment, thorough motor jverhaul and an OK (tJOK that counts tpliO 025 WIIJiYS KNIGHT SEDAN 4 brand new tires, excellent body, fine mohair upholstering, road lights and completo equip ment and onrrylng our mechan ical guarantee ns an (tMK OK used car tplU I02 DODfiB COI'I'K flood body, leather upholstering, fine Urea, all kinds of equipment, motor In A-l shape, an OK car $325 Larison Chevrolet Company Used Car Lot Phone Main .508 407 Fir St. drove to linker Itld.iy. I THEATERS PROGRESS The Hague conference on codification of international law has concluded a month's session without ncooniplishing its leal purpose, but advocates of judicial settlement of inter- Montague Love national controversies should not see in this appaivnt failui-e Gets Bebe's a total bivak-down of their method. j TJjaJect Aid Codification was not achieved, but the conference was j worth while. Airinir of mitaconistic viewnoinU rlofines the MoinaBue i..ve hu iw.n imiblem nuire exactly and clears the way to ultimate solution. 1 Now that the nations know tho positions of eueh other on in nun, h foiiowca xh s the threo proUom discussed-territorial waters, responsibil-1 ZVLZZ ity of natioius for iliunages suffered by foivigners and the ' ih role oi a rannihai ciii.r uh, ffct of marriage on the nationality 'of women drafts of i "lr'na 4i"l,ub,"' K'"-'u"h j agreements acceptable to all may be expectetl within a reason- ; n n rnad aimwt it na- j Utile time, I tlonallly under the un. hut in j i "l.oe I'otiirn Alona"." llehe 1mii- t 1 The outcome of the ctmfeivnoe suggests that the future ; ina- e.und uudio aurrinc picture international cinle will tie shapefl rather hv the decisions of ! n'' l xhm !,:a' he i",a! . . . . ., , . , . -Spaniard ler the Ilrat time on the - inteniationnl trilninius gvnerally aoiuiesced in, than iyiKwii i international ainwmentx tim fi-iii,ntlv viiinu nH inut'lnito order to invt hu part itlt ' l -i-ti .- - , ' Itreater reali. in u-iiiin, tn Minjivt. to lorn .lumis inai tiepnve uu-in oi univei-s;illy binding force. R-reater reali-m. he aj.ket a IM.irc lo rvad hii Um-s lor ului. t .' - ; call fr a Spanii-h dlile-t. an. t. ' Announcing New Service by - MOTOR COACH Pendleton Walla Walla Lewis ton Spokane Yakima "-Bend Portland Baker Boise 'Twin Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City 3 Trips Daily to Pendleton and Way Points. 3 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points. 3 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points. V Thru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Boise.Twin Falls, Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points Cuctin are nudi at Pendleton to and from Spokane. Coenr d'Alern, C". Lewi "ton, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla and Way Points. Connections aro mad. at Umatilla to and from Kennewick, Pisco. Spokane, Yakima, Ellensburf, Wenatchee and all Yakima Valley Point. Ctuetian. are mad. at Arlington to and from Heppner, Condon, Foaeil and all John Day Valley Points, fliiaa rtaa. an aaadt at The Dalle, to and from PriiMTille, Bead, Klamath Falls and all Central Oregon PoiuU. Connection, are mad. at Portland to and from Taeoma, Seattle, Vanceuver, B. C.., aad Way Point. North and Salem. Corvallia, Euirene. KMeOiUT. aledford, Sacrament, San Kranciseo, Lo. Anctles and all Way roinu South. CaewectioB. an asad. at Salt Lak. City to and fro a. Denver. Oaulta, Kanaa. City, Su Louis, Chicaro, New York and all Eaxtern Cities. Metur Coaches Lsye 1 Grand. Cm Te In the collie ,,f vea.s the Wo.1.1 C.,,t will T""1" w " '. Wtm .......n MO a. m.; V :oU a. m. ; v:.n p. m..... .'-- ...... ..... - v.,v .ur a . m uj.l :U lnniun,i..vi.. - IVotlo '.,!!.. large bixiy of pi-ecedents which will help make the intoni.v ' "h" ta hralf a,lv,l Uia-ifnn .. . . . , , ;ih Unmuaire. aW helped him o . L Ibtun tiotial law of the futm-e. hAi nt, ,uunoUlK.n t, ,u.inar to Spokane caMiiiiaara. :iakima .9 :30 a. m. 3 :30 a. m. -3:30 a. m. 3.75 a.n 7.23 10.90 8.75 13-15 ADOl'TN St.OO W Mlldenl. Hrt i-..rks In her itpara time. a d-llr- in roitVAIXIS. Ore tAP) .The lireiton Itutlerinnkem ask.eidtipn h.i. che.-n "let hutter he the only predd for your haiM-e.rnel d.illv hred" aa Ita loaan to he printed on parchment tlp wtilrh will he l-KWMMi KOAfl VOllK -5:40 a. m.; 9:S0 a. m.; 6:50 p. m... 7.30 12.65 -5 M0 a. m.; 0:30 a. nt.: 6:50 p. m... 8.00 12.05 . 10 : 10 a. m. : 4 :00 D. m. : S :25 p. m. I.S0 2.70 eihie and Aima tlois 10 :10 a. m. ; 8 :25 p. m 7.10 10.65 the rhoph..ne . Si,u Lake City 10:10 a. m.; 8:25 p. m. 19.15 31.90 J.layd )lu"he JU.vs uppoue the ; p0rt!nnd i '.i. auJ atnjra for ine ur nine in p . ...,.. ni..,iie' SlvarkA Lionel Iwt.nnre, Vely Sell' IVIi -l, appear in .r!uctien. Al.l'ANY Work prelinUnary i. -s.-tual cetstmcuffa cf the pr.po;J Oreen Ulectrlo raMrvad eMenslou IH-OKNK, Ore.. (AJ'l 1V. par.ttlo.le fr .he COutlty r..ad ell- inp work thi. sununer are relr. Inserted nuh ea.-h pieVace f bui- r.,mplelet here while. etttcUi ' ter dietrihule.1 hy the creameries a v.lt fair -ether. AhAut l luile front leboiioo to Ttmtr elan I co-nper-.tliVK lu ihe r r ne.uetii . more of county road wilt he added aiart.-.l tih a crew of 2 men. Th alerun -a fut p!.oe tn t. the otlln- pr-f:rau this rar. ' - - . ner In a contest uponsc-rrd hy the Orarel ho. heeo crushed acd place4 it a luarrled wciiaa eat onj'.n association and en rritten tv XIIks beatde a number of rctd that are you can b. pretty tun atoe'e ssiit V. Bunten, a TortUad hlth av-hool alated lo b. oiled. m Vert witti her hualian.. Inquire at Star Depot for rate, and schedule, to all out f.i press Shipment Carried on All ScheCulaa Columbia Gorge Stage Depot Elm and Jeffenon Sta. Plion. Wain T9 COLUMBIA GORGK MOTOR COACH SYSTEM !"ar. aad YaaaMal Partlacd, Ura Lf COQJtDjTfES When you want to get down-town in a hurry, you don't sprint ten or twenty blocks in order to be there on time. You take an automobile or a street ear, of course. When you uant to ask a question of a friend who lives a mile or so away, you don't walk to his house to find out what you want to know. You call him on the telephone, of course. And so it goes in all the affairs of your daily life. You take the easy, intelligent means of accomplish ment eery time. When you want to buy a refrigerator or a car or a piano, you don't need to look all over town to discover the kind you want. You read the advertisements in your newspaper. They bring you all the facts neces sary to decide just which refrigerator or car or piano will give you the most satsf action, how much to pay, where to buy it. You buy through the advertisements because they save you time and effort. Because they enable you to command certain values. Because they assure you of getting reliable and economical products every time. It Pays To Road The Advertisements J II I!