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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1932)
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But even Rambhai Barni cant find in Siam all the luxuries that her feminine heart delights in. And when she came to the United States last spring she had the pleasure of a real American shopping trip from which she returned with seventy-eight pairs of American silk stockings and fifty-five pairs of Ameri can kid gloves. How much more fortunate the American woman is! She doesn't have to buy a year's supply of stockings ... or of anything else ... all at once. She buys only as she needs or wishes, confident that the best the en tire world can produce is offered for her choice today, tomorrow, or next month. And advertising is her buying guide. Through ad vertising she learns what is new, smart, fashionable. Through advertising she discovers where her money can be spent most advantageously. Advertising- is a real and useful influence in her life. There's some thing in the advertisements today to interest you. Read them. Grande Ronde 3Ieat Co. 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