La Grande evening observer., June 02, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Monday, June 2, 1930 '
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Page Five
LOCAL ERDIElFjrl
bo sik I, . ,
Vhero SHO will wail. Mini hit M!cr
nd will then po (in to her 'homo
t Sioux Kails,' S. 1: for the aum
ier. .
Wallona '
Mr. anil .u ita ciiKcrmi
nil daughter. ;Jano.' drove to Wnl-
0,va Saturday where they spent
nc oar.
Mrs. Price will return to La Grande
the Inst of the week.
YaenUon Trip
Miss Gertrude Waponer. librarian
for the boy's anil pirls- department
at the library, left this mornlnB for
Portland whoro she. will spend her
vacation. Miss Wat-oner expects
to be away three weeks.. .
IvCnvhiff Tomorrow -. -
Mr. and Mrs. M. Stephenson nro
leaving: tomorrow by ear for Vale
and .Nyssa. Ore., wljfro they will
lueliiiii noinu
Miss Alice iioy.cn, biuueiu in me - spend several davs on business ni
fr;urmai scnooi, i-emim-u HiHL niKiit and pleasure
Ifrtiin lit' iiuiuo in. noun,
kliei-e kIic spent ino weeitenu.
Kctiini Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Provost re
iver tlio weekend in Ui Grande, at turned home yesterday from Holse,
He homo ot unvm KcnimcK h pnr-i Idaho, whero they huvo been
nls, Mr. and Mrs. K. 1!. Kendrick, upending the past four days vlslt
,.ft yesterday for lSuhl whoro they inE with Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Myers.
re einployeu, uuurge ;weuoy, ai ,
To Salt Ijiko Cits-
Misses Mary WrlRht and Hess
Sutherland, of Salt Lake Cltv. who
Smith and (have been In La Grando for the
, Wallowa jlikr '
Mr. and Mrs. S. C
kr. ami Mrs. John Spockliart drove .' past two weeks vlBitlnK at tho homo
Wallowa l.aito yesteruay ana of Miss Wrltdit's parents, are lcnv-
lliencd ul the. Smith cabin for tho nK tomorrow for Salt Lake City.
iinnjaier season. Where they are in training at the
v ' IL. 1). S.- hospital.
eturni'il ostciiliiy
liOilis Gibhs and David Kend
ifk of lluhl, Idaho, who visited
f Huhi, who drove to La Grando
jlli them, is yet visiting hero with
ns brother, Mickey McCoy, and
lends. . j .
'iicitliou Tri
Miss Anna Laura Lee. left Snt
nlay nlht for her home at Hut
rrlaiid, Iowa, where she will spend
ArfXommer vacation.
lTosipss nt IMiiner
Mrs. WhltlnK, of Mt. Glen, wns
hostess at dinner to tho Pacific
Krult employes nnd their -wives
'Sunday afternoon at her home.
land will ineet tlie Idaho lodge at
Walla Walla Saturday June 7. Kel
Iobs lodce has. defeated all the
orders in Its territory including
Ueil Cross Lbdjie No. 28 of Spokane.
Tho meet will start with a no-host
dinner at the Grand hoiel nt 0
o'clock, Saturday evening at Wal
la Walla for the teams aiul all visit
ing Knights. All of the lodges In
tills district have been Invited to
attend, ami n number of local men
Including If. E. Dixon, grand chan
cellor of tho tgate of Oregon plan
to be present. The 'work will be
exemplified following the dinner.
'; i ' .
T. H. Gaitber, nt Gaither nnd
Waller of this city, is in Tlaker
today on business.
HIGH RATING IS
GIVEN NATIONAL
GUARD COMPANY
(Continued from Papre One)
HOOVER VETO
VOTED DOWN
BY SENATORS
(Continued from Pajfe One)
Ko roriiuiMl
Krnnk Ctillcn went to rurtmna parents, air.-nnd Mrs
n Friday by car on a business
Visiting Here
; Mr. -nnd Mrs. Phillip ' M'alniim
of Yakima, nro' spepdlnri. their va
cation in La Grande. They arrived
h?re yeslerdny. Todny MrH...Val
num went to Union to visit her
O. J. Skiff.
it Salem t
Tho Ilov. Y. IT. lTeiUof? and. son,
rc-V jrt.turned this morning "to
ilum, nftcr spending the weelcend
j);t Oraiule. Mr. J-ertzo und
ftis family expect to move here
hiring the coming week.
Improving , ,
Mrs. KrtMl lion ulna: who recently
underwent an operation for the re
moval or ler; appendix is:lniprpv-'
hiff. ,'Sho is at the Grande -Hondo
lioHpltat.
To IJolse
Mr. and Mrs. 1
. ron m nu visiting her
Mrs. Walter S. Price left this hjt Somnier.
norning for Portland. She will go
n to Sal.em tomorrow to attend
lor daughter Helene's senior re-
ital at the Willamette university.
C. Johnson and
son, Bobby, of Uoiso, spent Sunday ! R
visiting her with Mr. and Mrs: .1. w
A Smart
Parisian'
Packette
OF "
PARFUM FIANCEE
L tie lovely nevy french odeur by
sourjois, vitn eacn pacrage ai
POUDRE FIANCEE, l-00
A dainty gift from
BOURJOIS
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Summer arc sisters.
have a hot meal ready for tlio rest
;of tho company upon its arrival.
Tho train schedule provides for
a 12-hour stopover in Portland on
tho return trip, which is looked
forward to by most members of
tho compnny as it gives them an
opportunity to tiike in tho shows,
"ball game, or visit - relatives and
friends.
Members of (he local company
expect to give a good account of
themselves In both team and ' in
dividual competition in tho field
meet to bo held on Monday after
noon of the Jast week in camp.-..
Sp'lnl' emoii.stratioiis
Tho seilil demonstrations in
which Company K will take part
are scheduled for the seventh and
eleventh dnys of the encampment.
Tho first of these will 'be a demon.
stratUi$ of 4''"i'ting' and Patrollng
to be put .iin entirely 'by this organization,-
fjo bo followed ' by 'a
demonstration, of tho use-of cam-
nnHoirA ' ,. I r..t I lUfoneA
against alrpaft. Ufilrt1. will Mei ForYtlBY CUVVWY
demonstrated by .tho 2nii .ltattAl
liph of thp 'il-StMi TnfiMfry,' cdm
prising all ot: the Eastern Oregon
units. The Inst and most spectacu
lar event of the entire encampment
will bo the great battle demonstra
tion to be staged by tho lSGth
Regiment on the 2lst of June, in
hich all of the Eastern Oregon
Golfers Qualify
For 1930 Club
Championship
In spite of dlKngreeabhw'onther
(lunllricatious for the annual club
championship were played at the
country club course ye&terduy, with
sixteen golfers getting tinder -the
wire.' Charles Reynolds, 1929
champion, was not required to
play as his title gives him entrance
to the event without qualifying.
Paul- Meyers turned in tho best
core of tho day with a sr.nppy 86.
G. Li. La r I son was second with un
88 and Dr. Hay Murphy was a
stroke behind with an 89.
Other qualifiers follow: L. K.
Kinzel 90, O. W. Liingner 91, N. W.
Frees 9t. William Slegrlst 95. 11.
Zurbrlek 97, Prod Lanzop 98, C. M.
lohnenkamp 99, John Thetsen 99,
H. Hay 99, W. O. Perkins 100, Aug.
J. Stango 101, Dan Tanner 103 and
-A. W. Nelson 103.1
The sweepstakes yesterday went
to William Siegrist with a 95.
handicap of 25 and a net of 70.
Paul Meyer's 80 with a handicap
of 15, gavo him second place with
a 71, and I., IC. Kinzel and G. I.
Larlsou tied for third with a .net
of 70 each. Mr. Klnzel's handicap
is 14 and Mr. Prison's is 12.
Terence reports on the ti rift bill
was demanded In the senate to
day by Senator . Dill, democrat.
Washington, but the . move was
blocked by Senator Harrison,
democrat, Mississippi, who said
several senators desired an oppor
tunity for a "frank and full tlls
.CUE;sion.', . . .
Freshman Play
To Be Given At
Union Tonight
lly V. V. Council.
(Observer Correspondent)
UNION'. Ore. (Special) The
(ti'iiimiliu protrnun of tho Union
HlRli school for tlio I!i2-3U year
.in r,M.lw,..u I.. irU-i.n I iioura ui miMuy
,,i,.n ..hi oin.i it i .! tho water which
Mrs. Mae Irwin Ai taken to I started" the tire the flames ho.t
Hot liko Friday to receive Ueat-iout. burnlne his face both above
nient for a burn which. wns ilcvel-iaml below the eyes but fortunate-
and ; units will tnkc part.
Tho hearty cooperation of the
I local emplL'ers of Kimrdsmen In
arrannlnf? to let their men off for
To 1-orilanil
ItW.l.- M.hv nn,1 (liniirliler.
Nuhi ltae, are leaving Wednesday i the encompment has proven a very
of this weeU lor an extended j ""'" "K in 11,0 nrospecta fov
,, . i,.i,.ta full nttendnnce. as practically
'.i,..v- will , i.n.-ii,i ,'! ,,0,..n!;ali;mbnilieiTi oC ,Me:Aom))Amy.i1iay
the coast to Kan Francisco.-Waile nj.ydy. nrrand for n leave of
in sa t IJiKo ( ty, tney win join, ah;. ' , -..l., , , "
Mosbv and the Ihreo will tour.' the ;Job!'C.t, ea Says. . M
cast, expectllli;
about . August. '
to return ' homo " J 110 seveiun ;:anniliil mess- nina
J:,.. ;'y!: ".'dante of tho;ciiriip:iny will lie given
.. , the armory, pextt Wivlnesdiiy
To Walla Walla '. .; , - 'jiglH. the purpose of the daiico
Mr. nii.l Mrs. .1. I ). Koimncr siiont bMng to raise a mess fund with
Memorial day In Walla Walfa'. hloh' to provide a ifev delicacies
Their little. Krand-daughtcr Tbeora for tho conitiuny mess which can.
Maxine Slllwell has returned to Her "P.1 bo Pvldort on fhe vlloWant.e
homo Ilk Peudleton after visiting oi u ceiiisiai w.y pel nian w men
Boy State Head
(Continued from Pae One)
here for over a month.
GLASS DRUGS
' Vie rexall store
La Grande, Ore.
is providod"tyho federal govern
ment as a regular army ration"; It
1-Yoin l-'lirln ' will also pro vide a fund for ath-
Willia'm Wade, of Klt'ln. was .tic equipinent uch as balls, bats,
in l,a Grande Saturday, on business, etc, for the -i,o of the company.
( Tho advanep ticket snles indicate
MoVlsc Meet Wwl.iesday- 11 l"' "'-;'Wd -"Jt;
Tho MoosiV guard will iltaiWnso lumtl ,LU V ' , ,
with a regular meeting Wednesday actJ nHUtiu-y ball to be, s aged
nlKht, June 4 when a dance will bo M -city. - All tnqn Hen ,.f l.o
luOd at the temple, after which , company will be In .uniform and a
the memberH wil enjoy a box 80. lhqr , mi ltry demonstration will.
11 ah ,,w, ,,. i ih.,1,. fJim-i,)o staged during Die intermission.
ilies arc cordially invited.
To Simiinervllle
Mr. and Mrs. L. 1. Noah and
dauehter, Maxine, went to Sum
mcrvillu on Decoration day.
weekend Vlll
Mrs. C. J5. Jtichardsoii and Mrs.
Baker, of Alicel, were weekend
visitors In this city with relatives,
Saturday and Sunday.
To Bnk?r
Mrs. William Koillns, Miya
Kvelyn Campbell and Myrtle Uuk
art drove to Uakcr Sunday to at
tend tho graduation exercises ot
Wayno Gooderhani who has com
pleted a hlKh school course at the
St. Francis school.
Tho dance will bo preceded by a
parado of the company assisted by
tho American eKion drum corps.
c. p. iiowahi i.i;aiini
1NIHAXAI.MHJH, June 2 (A.l)
Tho plurality of Charles I'.
Howard, candidate for re-election
as president nf the International
Typosraphieul: union, today had
reached jo. 020 when tho votes of
&;:; unions had bein unof ficlnlly
tubulated. The vote was virtu
ally complete. .
' Tho vole for Howard was 31.
ll'ls irlosisL opponent, lred
Marker, of Siitikunci;: WasvlWt' -hud-
enabled him to pet a position with
tho Western Union and other
commercial telegraph companies.
Tho International News Service
operalo: Its own private system of
telegraph wires, and It was In the
capacity or a telegraph operator
that Dolan got his first job with
that organization.
After working for some lime aft
an operator in tho New York of
fice, the International News Ser-rvleiisdnt'-Dolun
tu" Its- Columbus,
O., bureau as chief operator. He
had 'alwnys -been intensely Inter
'cstWJ In newspaperr work iind
wfhilo iif Columiluis ho Induced 'the
manigcr to givo him a trial firs!
as a reporter and later In a mo.re
'advanced position,' us rewrite
man. ,
Ul)olans work as a reporter and
writer waa so satisfactory to his
omtdoyor - from the very begin,
nihw, thnt It wurf dot lonr before
ho was plaeed in charge, of the
important. Detroit, MJch. bureau
of the International News Ser
vice. From Detroit he returned
to New York as night editor of
the T. N. S. bureau.
, in 1 louklng a rou ml for a new
Harrlsburg. Pa'., bureiiu manager,
tho I. N. S. decided upon Dolaif
for Vhd'posl und he left. New York
for tlio Pennsylvania slate enpl
'ta a year ago., 1-1 la handling of
Pennsylvania political stories at
tracted nation wUn attention and
his promotion to bo Pennsylvania
state nuiuager. ono of the most
important bureau posts In the
counlry, was announced recently.
One of his dearest possessions
is n Kold untch awarded to him
by Itruce Dennis, former publish
er of tho Kvcning Observer, on
the occasion of Dolan's winning
a subscription contest' held among
carrier boys employed by Tho Observer.
Visited Here
Itaymond T. Davis has returned
home artcr upending the weekend
visiting his brother, Floyd Duvin.
Mr. Davis is affiliated with the
reclamation project at Owyhee and
is at present engaged in working
on one of the large tunnels. Th
is the first time in two years the
brothers huvo been together.
GAMBLER GIVEN---
GAS FOR MURDER
(Continued from Pago One)
of theso numbers, u freshman
play, Is to bo given this evening,
Juno 2. It Is a comedy drama in
three uetu and will be staged by
tho following cast from tho fresh
man class:
Jason, butler In the Halrd
homo .-. Howard Arnt
David ltaird, the district
attorney ..,'llcnry Masse tt
Hose May, blown in by tho
storm , ......Sylvu Jones
Greeta, Swedish house
keeper Jean liaum
Dlnda Gray, u flirt with her
eyo on David Ii-edrleu Spain
Albans Crcston, David's
secrelary fc Ferrin Woll
Pearl Dawn, David's cous
Jn, rich hoiress....Wythel Ackley
Giles Klton, physician nnd
foster brother of Pearl's
Uilllo Irwin
Judy Flton, his sister...;
- :.. Alice Gamble
Guslavus Svenson, a detecr
live disguised as a gar
dener Wendell Green
One of a series of 10-eent so
cials which tlio Kp worth Deaguo
is holding during the year, was
enjoyed at tho church Thursday
evening by about 115 members of
thin organisation. Tho evening
was spent in a general social way
ending with the usual "eats," jello
and cookies being served. Tho
proceeds of tho. social go to tho .
fund which tho league is raising1
to cover the expense of their an- i
nual trip to WVillowa lake for. the-:
Kp worth Dengue institute In July.
Two other activities which the.1
)t.eague.rs are 'planning for this ,
same, purpose aro a stand during
Union slock show and a play lo .
be given somo time In June.
The Cozy theater, which
changed hands a few weeks ago, j
has been repaired and remodeled
and fitted up with a VUaphone '
talklo and had its opening pro-'
gram KVlday evening, presenting'
"The Showboat'' for its first two j
nlKht Patrons of the Initial
talkie for this city report that the ,
acoustic, properties are fine, the!
voices carrying as well as In the !
larger theaters. 1 !
Tom Hrnsher. who had been at
Hot Uike sanatorium and 1 re
turned home a short lime ago, is
again at thpj lake foi' treatment.
Owing to "tho rain Friday about
half of tho i . Decoration day , pro-.
gram, which , tho W. R. C. nifin-'
hers had planned was omitted. I
Only 'the part which was sched-!
uled fop thogym could be given..
A steady rtiln began Thursday I
evening ( ani continued . until the!
following evening. necessitating
the eeremojr' which was to have 1
been-given al the Catherine creek !
bridgo and tho decoration of
graves In tho cemetery.
The following program w.'t
held at tho school gym at two
o'clock Friday afternoon:
March. "National ( Imiblem"
Union banti!
' Song A.merion.
Salute lo tho Flag.
Prayer by" Will Jtnxlcr. . . L
Choi-US' Mpwujrt h lieaKe.
Vocal solo by Kdlth Phy,
Address by tho Hov. Hubert C.
I.ee.
Star Spangled Banner Union
band.
Vocal duet by Will HhxUt und
Kxiua Wilde.
Taps played hy Gluse V'aden.
Henedictlon by the Hev. Smith.
Some went to tho cemetery ami
decora t ed gra ves, wli Ho sum e
waited until Saturday for this
part of tho cerenwmy. -
oping Into blood poiaunlng. Lat
er sho was reported better, the
spread of the poison havtnff been
stopped.
Farmers in this end of tho val
ley are rejoicing over tho recent
rain which was of lnestlmablo
value to the grass and Krftln just
at this time. There wan about 24
hours of steady rain, practically
fell sinking
into, tho ground.
George Sclblrd has been con
fined to his home In North Union
for tho past few days owing to
Illness but is much improved nnd
w ill soon bo able to get out again.
Mr. Sclbird recently sold out the
local paper plant and since that
timo has been helping Mir. I -owls,
tho new owner nnd editor, to get
tho run of . Iho office and Into
touch with the activities und peo
plo of the community, A little
later ho intonils traveling for a
while.
Owen Puekott, un.fcmployo of
tho stale highway, . was severely
burned lust week when nil oil
burner backfired us ho was .light
ing it. Tho burner Is used In con
nection with tho truck that car
ries "hot stuff" for remit r work
on tho hlnhway anil when ho j
ly not Injuring his eyes.
Oregon Wildcat Is
Arrested by U. S.
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 3 (AP
iHobort Gordon Duncan, defeated
candldato for republican nomina
tion to congress, and self-styled
"Oregon Wildcat" was arrested to
day 4y John Day, -United States
marshal, on charges of violating
the federal radio act forbidding the
broadcasting ot . "obscene. Indecent. -
or profane language. ' The license
ot station KVEP over which Dun
can has been brcadcastlng for three
months, was revoked hist week by
the federal radio commission. ' .-
LAST MINUTE
I Oreilualion gifts no trouble at I
I nil lr you buy printed writing I
I paper. Everybody uses It mini I
I Itkrs ft. 1
I NELSON ' I
I ' Opposite l'OBt Office ' 1
INTHl WBT
Store No. 13 La Grande
GOING jFISlHliNG?
A '
We offer this com
fortable spo'r t ing
height boot f or j ust
$5.45
, Medium weight,
black with Ved bar
SOle. ' - '-
"THE KOLFLASH"
and see this
economical
HOT WATER
HEATER
Imagine a heater that :.
gives a constant sup-
. ply of hot water from ;
only oneor two shov
els of coal a day. That
is exactly what the
. Kolflash Water Heat
er does in thousands
of homes. Come in ,,
and see iu Easy; -V
payments. - . .;
Nationally Advertised
Plumbing & Heating.
.Materials
We Sell and ,
. " ' Recommend
"KOLFLASH" Water
Heaters
"IDEAL RED FLASH" '
Boilers . ...
"AMERICAN" '
Radiators
; ! "STANDARD
, ;. , SANTARY"
' Plumbingr' Fixtures j
"ECONOMY" i
Coal Stokers O'
"DEMING" rumps)'
& Water Systems i '
. "REPUBLIC" ;
, Brass Goods -j '.
ripe,& finings
SHELLWORTH-GOECK PLUMBING
AND HEATING CO.
A SERVICE THAT'S DIFFERENT
212 Elm St
Bet. L. G. Nat.. Bank V
And Goi-ge Stage Depot
Phone Main 909
v La Grande
To Oullfuniln
Mr. and -Mrs. Clark Uuliliy are
on ;l two wiMrks vacation trip In
California wIiito they aro visiting
hl.n sister, liuth Mr. anil Min.
Denny iirt. employes of Falk's I-a
Grande store.
For Spring
Promenading
new
HOLEPROOF
SOCKS
Tlift new very small all over
patterns . . . the latest idea in
Scotch plaid effects . . . novel
versions of clocks and panels . . .
every pattern that's in vogue,
and in harmony with the new
suitings . . . they're all here in
Holeproof socks. You will want
the perfect pair for your Spring
siit the pair that makes you
a real Beau Brummel.
JOC 10 $2.0O
J-IIh In.st act is'vr(t(ng U'letlur,
to his wife, larft nitfht. I
IUh borty will be slilpiidU to pak- !
ftiml for crcinntinn.-' . ;..'' , '. , j
Officially, the nas -wn. turn oil un
at 4:37 . m. White's lvnrt
stopped beating for ton seconds. t
4:3HI4 nnd natural breatiiinK stop
ped at, 4::i!1. After a hips'-' (jf ten
.seconds the heart .started heat Ink
again, but stopped completely ut
4:47, nine and a halt minutes from
the time the as was turned on.
At tho start White's pulse wns
1 OS, contrasted to a normal VI.
Ono minute after the yas came on
his pulse reached 120. At 4:42 his
respiration became very convulsive.
Ion; and short breaths. At 4:37-Ti
liis head fell back, a quarter min
ute after the pns came on. Then
he took five deep breaths and ,his
head fell forward. From 4:43 to
X-.-idty his respiration was very
convulsive.
This flmires and data, were civen
out after the execution by l)v. 11. K.
Hamer, state health officer, who
kept a specially deviled utcthescope
on the condemned man throunhout
the execution proteedin'S.
. -on iter ltsld'nt l'assfs J Tbinl ;ns Victim
Pun I'allahan, a resident or uim white was the third man tit be
city for about 15 years, pass' ti executed at the Nevada pcnitculbiry
away May 20 ut riareinont. lowatIjy the as method, which was
where he went after leaviuff here f a,inpteJ by thiri state as Its official
lost fall to join hi brother unciform f,t inflicting' capital pnnish
movinir to improve his health. He ! nient in 1H21. Oen Jon. "hinese.
w-jiM about 28 years old. Interment waa oxecnted on February s, 194
New j:mpHyi
'Mifs Greta Freeman, of Port
land, Is a new employe ut tho liob
shop.
Improving
rhester li. Thompson, who has
lorn ill of the flu for about a
week, is improving und expects to
be out in a few days. He Is n em
ploye of tho United stales Nutlona!
bunk.
2 Days Only
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
IM.IS
si:i,i:t shout
sriWKCTS
A:
sor.Mi m:vs
BlazeQ Glori
LAST TIME TODAY "ROADHOUSE NIGHTS"
was liislile nis aunt. -Marparnt
Hmk. who also lived lu re a num
ber of yearn agn. Mr. Cnllnllnn wim
a member ot the lirotherhoort of
American Yeomen. PurvivlnK him
la one brother, William Callahan,
ot Iowa.
.VlVlltJ! fhalli'iiac
In arceptnnee ti
for eompllflty In a tonii murder nt '
Jllna. and Hlank'i. Juklrh was
cxecillcd on May 21. 1SSS. for the
murdi-r of ltuth hln 1 4-y ar-old
sweetheart. In the two previous
exf-eutlonH the uaa was forewl into '
tho execution (rhambr-r from tank
r,ppnrentlv worked faster than
' tho method usd today a there
ehallenire ' wa no eonvulyive movement of the
ARCADE Now playin-g
Liauaeiie
Colbert &
Norman
Foster in
YOUHG MAN
ofMANHATTAH
Q Cfaramnunt Qictwe
from the Knlehtsi of 1-ythiHH l"di:e men exeipt a nod of the heart,
of Helloes. Ida., to any loilitc In llow oon death oeeurr.d in the
tho .Northwet for competition In two previous m' is not known
tho exemplification of the third an nt test kA conducted with a
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- When you deposit money in the bank, you are selling
the use of that money to the bunk. The bank pays you .
. for your mo.ney pays you in-service in the case of a
checking account, pays you in interest in the case of ,
savings or '.certificates of deposit. - ..
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. Like the merchandise sold by a store - owner the
bank in turn sells the use of your money and' the
money of hundreds of olher depositors to people nccd--ing
and deserving loans. If satisfactory credit has been -.
established, people wishing to buy the use of money
for a staled period of time can get it in the same way
that they can buy merchandise on credit in various
stoles.
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Your bank is a business institution. Money and fin
ancial service make up the merchandise it has to sell.
Like a store, it must "buy" goods before it has any to
sell. The price it pays you for your money is based
on safety on your lasting satisfaction. The mer
chandise slogan, "Satisfaction or Your Money Back,"
always applies when you sell your money to the bank.
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