La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1932, City Edition, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI. . . . ,1! I'm? Seven Monday, tfclohcr 17, l'lKtt LA GKANDE EVENING OBSEKVliilt, LA GRANDE, ORR S10 til Nothing Venture &y Patricia Wentworth SYNOPSIS Just after ninrrylng Jervis Wcare and accepting io,ooo for It, Nan Forsyth sees the photo grttph of a man she has hntod and fenred for 10 years In Jervis' room. She believes the man tried to murder Jervis. Nan's marriage tears her heart, for she loves Jer vic dearly yet knows ho considers her only as a means of Having the fortune left him by his grandfather from Rosamund Ca re w, his former fiancee. Chapter 7 ' ; A LIFE KNI.NiKI.EI j Cynthia was married on Aug. 20 and on the 22nd she sailed with Frank Walsh for Australia. He was i to be there for six months and then return to take up the Junior part- j nershlp which Cynthia's ten thou-! fund dollars had made possible. 1 Nan went to the bont to see them off. She was dutifully kissed by Frank, and rather perfunctorily by; Cynthia.- Sho walked back to a room ; strewn with all the odds and ends 1 which had not been worth taking toj Australia, with the feeling that she hud come to a dead end. She was j married, and Cynthia was married.' She had lost her Job. Cynthia didn't 1 want her any more. Jervis Weare certainly didn't want her. She tidied the room, and then sat down to face the future. She had been married six days, but It was the first time she had really had time to think. To get Cynthia mar ried, to buy Cynthia's outfit, and to get her off by the same boat as Frank hod taken every bit of her thought and tlmo and energy. It was char acteristic o, Cynthia that she had not even asked what Nan was going to do. For the moment her con sciousness was so saturated with tfrank as to be unable to take in anything else. She had gone as com pletely, If not as irrevocably,- into another world as if she had dlod. Some day she would come back. Some day she would probably want Nan again. But Nan was not able to derive a great deal of comfort frcm this thought. She had mothered r.tnlhln nVAC silll.' CVtlthla WHS bom ' and she. a baby of three, had cud- I died the new baby in ner smau strong arms. When she had sat on the edge of the bed for about holf an hour she got up, put on her hat, and went out. It had becomo clear to her that she must have a Job and Jobs do not Just drop Into your lap; you have to go out and wrestle for them. When she had been to three agen cies, she felt better. None of the agencies had anything to offer her, but one of them had asked whether sho would care to make a voyage to South 'America in charge oi ennaron- Instant. Robert Leonard ran down the steps. Nun saw him for a mo ment In profile, and then the car war. between them. He wore a light felt hat and a grey suit. His face was florid and tanned. He had a email fair clipped moustache and a straight line of light eyebrow. The eyelids beneath It had a crumpled look. Nan pressed close up' against the car. She did not want Robert Leon ard to see her. He must be a cousin of Miss Carew's she remembered that Rosamund wns Rosamund Ve ronica Leonard there was nothing odd that he should be with her. And then Robert Leonard's voice: "It's the 4:15 all right. You'll have to hurry. Let him come out of the ferry houso and get well away. He's sure to walk he has a craze for ex ercise." . "And supposin' he takes a taxi what then?1' This was the driver, In c hoarse, throaty voice.. ., - "You must do the best you can." said Leonard impationtly. - Ho turned away. The driver's voice followed him. "Look here, cap'n, I'm not so keen on this Job as i was." Leonard turned round again. "Take It or leave ltl" he said. "Twenty-five hundred dollar's twenty-five hundred dollars," said the hoarse, complaining voice. "Exactly." "And Jail's Jail.'r : ' , "Well," said - Leonard carelessly, "you needn't touch it if you don't want to." "Oh, I'll do It." said the driver. "I'm a man of my word, I am." Nan heard the whirr of the starter. Her knees were shaking. The taxi be gan to move. It slipped away, leav ing her shelterless. Robert Leonord, with his back to her, was mounting the stops of No. 20. (Copyright, 1932, Llppincott) (To Be Continued) Coolidge Breaks Long Silence nnntlV Si PERSONALS lly Wlliln O'Sell (Observer Correspondent) perry (Sicclal I Gerald Plerson had a mtalortune yesterday wtasn hl, jest cow was killed on the highway, near here, when hit by a. large true. Mrs. Paul and son are In Portland for medical treatment. A delightful blrtnuay pony wiu Held in Honor of Mlta Purel Strlng hnm'a .seventh year.- Games who played and luncheon served. Mrs. Olcn Penson and Bon wero La Grande visitors yesterday. Mrs. Verda echrecithl-ie Is the proud mother of a fine nine and a half pound baby girl born Wednesday morning. Mrs. France-j Horsman, of Kamela. was a visitor at the C. D. Kelley homo Vodnesday. Donald Plerson has returned to his work at Pretscotl, Waqh. -. Mrs. T. E. Plerson. of La Orando, attended a birthday dinner In honor of her son. Gerald. Thursday evaning. ' Charley Morris, of Summervllle, Is Noticeably aged slnco ho left the a visitor at the Bob Myrick home. I White Houso In March. 11U9. was Mrs. C. D. Kelley spent the week- Calvin Coolldge when he went to New end at Hermlston with his mother. Y to speau for President Hoover Maurice Wels. teacher here. took'"1 Republican campaign. This the boys of hla school on a fishing ls " "Iu" ' f"-"" trip to Wallowa, reluming Sunday former president. w:m otoko his long evening, ft utn " IS M it KS 4 If a J i Style Is Important Rlylo, ineiinins furniture unci dec oriitlon lu any of llio historic pc rlmls, Is mi Important considera tion In good tusto when wo think of good tnslo us moaning appropri ateness. It Is also important, ami it part of nooil tasto. wlion we think of expressing n certain nUnosphcra or Idea In any given Interior. Parks and Monuments , A monument Is a government. res ervation created for tlio purposo of protcctinK and presc-rvlnir some ob ject of historical value and Interest Hint might othenvlKO be destroyed nml lost to posterity. A park Is a gov.'rninciit reservation which, white it may also contain objects of nat ural history and antiquity, is pri marily a place of recreation for travc.Vrs and tourists. CLASSIFIED ADS T1IB MABKET PLACE OF UNION A WALLOWA COCNTIES ' (Count five average words to the line.) Per line. 1st Insertion Per line, each added consec utive Insertion Minimum charge on one order loo , 1e RATES BY MONTH 8 lines, per month ........ .........13.60 3 Hues, per month ..........:i.&6 4 lines, per month ...14.00 8 lines, per month S4.70 Each additional Una over five charged at 60c per line per month. FOR SALE PUUNK3 80o. Lots of them, but your last chance at the Yakima Fruit' Market. 10-17-2 t. FOR SALE Straw. Call Obuerver. lO-n-3 tp FOR RENT Chats With Parents .... , - 4 . . IIATB -.t . lly Alice Imlsuii l'eulc Children need to be lovetl in order that they may not becomo hateful, for hate is the result of having been dls. appointed In love. The Individual whose parents either have not loved him at all or have loved him too little hates them for shn toved with the Idea over a cup t their denial, and he hates in turn all of tea. It was not without Its charm, jthoso people and institutions who Very, very badly she felt the need repriSont his pnrcnta and-authority, of someone to look after. - ' First the school, then his employers. Mr. and Mrs. Scrowbrough, of La Grande, wero visitors at the John An derson homo one day last week. Charley Doherty left yesterday for the Snake river where he will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Purgason are visiting at the home of his mother. -ACROSS 1. Hemtpiece 4. (M n liile ' 6. Ancient coin 1 of Pit Ice Una 12. 1'ronoun 13. Tlbotnn monk 14. Ml milt) particle Id Am) not Id. Telephone Kills 15. Devoured !i0. In closest proximity 21. Part or the eye 13 Weird 27. 1(JU fituare rods 2!l "Munis out" 32, Mnke a niis-talte The hunters ore still out after deer, t Vv mpi.,i nV Vi a loom $S$i33'$35,5'5'$"t3 COVE PERSONALS lly .Mrs. A. (1. rnnklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE (Special) Mrs. Herman Trip peer, who Is here visiting Mrs. AUc Trlppeer, has been severely 111 slnco coming, hut lu on the rond to re covery now political silence in the interests of his successor. Kiitoric Cuff Button, ... Among; tho collection of .family j relics which fill enso in the liouir of l'ut'ls Woostcr, In Itiiclno, Wis., It B imlr of cuff buttons, brought to Ampritn un the Mnyllower. The but tons lire oblonif, roye-colored stoua set In sliver. FOR RENT -rm. house with fur nace, partly turn. PH. 400 W. 10-17-1 tp World's I(tnoranco Tile world knows nothing of Its pi'Piiliist 'men. Henry Tir'lur. . . . ' . Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle What she really wanted to do was to look after Jervis Weare. She won dered if he was sleeping better. She wnnriorpd if he had left town. Sho j and at iast all mankind becomes the jobjects of his hate. . When this hate Is open and un wondered who darned his socks. She j checked by what we call conscience, ths w,uwifrid if ho was very much in . individual who bears It Is a criminal. love with Rosamund Carcw. She wen- :Bub tar more often the hateful fcel- dcred where the tall, lair itosnmunu u Rre stified and their existence as to find-far as poss'ble denied. Suppressed in j Wednesday. LUC UIlUOIlrKJIUU 111. 1111 Kiicjr jicvui hue- John Mitchell and Edward went a few days ago. The regular meeting of the Women's club was held at the library Thursday afternoon. The finance committee : made a report on plans for financing ' the library. Mrs. A. G. Conklln was. elected librarian. Mrs. Conk I In has voluntarily taken charge of the li-j brnry slnco the resignation of tho for- j mer librarian but now has been duly ( elected. j Mrs. Goyette, who haa been so seri ously 111, is reported to bo a little better at this tlmo. j Miss Alice Marquardt visited tho public school last week. Miss Jean Williams spent tho week-' end at her home in La Grande. ' ; Twenty-nine women from Cove at-' tended the aid convention at Union 36. cotne.o 11 om the inliiQ (star fif lUifiRla 30. Ueforo 7 (mlliuor 3S. Smift nil): KnRllh S'J Knrlllli'iition 11 itnniitn rrntil t3. Hull lo of the wcirld war !(i licrinnii r.iiy MAcAw"BjARlBS 0 v y l arIsoc i a l "t'E P M R eP O R TlRA OEWMiBEllBV pE Ahr E R sic a Rei I NKKomAH ILTlRATELSl F 6in tW w a tj r l o o r ui6 mm i RElfSuR A SMQ i L E R s MQR d M e! aIn i SmSlB Djyce 43 Device tor mnilifing Hi I Mild B3 Ant;er 51. t jmii;e ol Israel 55., Solemn brom ines T.a. Kill! of: 5UttU 17 Siriiitt Ui)le 5S. American uni versity 50 ftlascuilrm nickname DOWN ' 1. TanoniiK solid 2. Small wliu ox .1 Troubled 4. Shicly 5. Debased lrlsli coin 6. Portent ' 7. Merchandise 8. bull MnlBli 9. JupunCKi siaicmnan 10. Rocky pinnacle 11. Type squiirns 17, llowlns toola IV. t'rocetllnR nights VI. On tho hlRhest point of t. Act of coining back tb. Terslrt itti. SVn bird 27. Uenus of the maple tree ii. He t-o'lclluus i0. ICxUt 31. Persian lalry :t5. Itoinnn data 57. Presently 40, Amid M. Surcinct 41. War vesBCla or n nation 45. (!reek portico 47 (indie 48. Poverty 41) Strep, as flax DO. Old musical note 51. Male child f2 N'oclurnal bird POH RENT Film, steam hoated Apts. Cheap. 1311 O Ave. 10-17-3 tp. FOtt RENT Modem 6-rm. .. house. 1504-7th St. Inquire Dr. A. U Uich nrdeon. 10-16-t f. FURN, APT., steam heat, ground floor. 1U0G Wash. Ave, 10-15-3 t. 5 ROOM PURN. HOUSE, 301 Main St, Garage. Inq. 303 Main, 157 J. MISCELLANEOUS DOWEIA BUOS. . ClEAN-OT Wo Will clean up your Bshea. papeni, etc Phone 323-J. . 3-8-t f. EASTERN OREUON Bcnool of MUllo, Tlolln, piano, voice. Credit. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. 8-0-1 m LA OKANUS IXAfTRKSS anil Hphol terlDB ana Bug Cleaning Work. Pb. 424-W. Onas. Bdwarda Prop. .'i ia-1-1 m. AUTOMOBILES DODOE COUPE In A-ono condition. Good tires, (100. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Phone Main 600 4th & Adams 0-28-t f. End jSeiibut Cough! With Creomufsion Don't let thorn get a strangle held. Fight germs quickly. CreomuUion cmv bines the .be help known to modem science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your druggist wilt refund your money If any cough or cold no matter how long Handing Is not-relieved by Creomulslon, (adV.) WANTED WANTED Sternly, reliable man to . take and : dellvor . orders In I Orande. Earnings average 28 Week ly to start. Training given. Write J. R. Watkir.9 Company, 4031 Hollls St., Oakland, Cull(. 10-17-1 tp WANTED Housework. Ph. Cove 376. 10-14-3 tp. WANTED Special or custom sawing. , Rough lumber lor sale a 113 per M.i mill run surfaced and sized on orders ia per M, . H. H. Horn, 4 : ml. weet ot 'summervllle. . .. . 9-23-1 mp. LOST STEAM HEATED ROOMS, 1002 2nd, 2 blks. from P. O. - 10-16-2 t. LARGE PURN. rm., suitable for two. Call 235 A. 10-12-8 t. 10-15-0 tp. 'lc3T Bmall Toy female screw tall Boston bull terrier. White feet ana markings on throat and head. Lib eral reward. Ph. 141 W, 8100 Cedar. 10-17-0 t. STRICTLY MOD. 0-rm. .bungalow. Iliq. 1405 N Ave, or Ph. 434 J. -'rant It would be nunc easy OUl. OlltJ kucw mo.,. ...... - ,.,, ,., rinunslDtlnv Inn riPanDPPMirWT- wpii nunuGh since sue hna oiten v " .w.. , Well enOU(,n, ft" - 'v. ifnta nnnntl ne nlU n m,vipt.1n!i - Thnw, wiv nn nnm rlnv.-lriMmPiil', taken letters to ner ror -v. v..,...-v, & Hl , She paid feer bill nt the tea room of Infamy und sometimes at.uut:de...jcv,or J.ho .w.!vkentl In the matter .pt: ; and walked slowly olont'. It would spalr. .' . ' jrcachinit n agreement on the Insur- ho quite easy for her to walk down j probably nothing Is eo laming tc ance lo.is at La Grande High school, Eas; Sixty-fifth street. It was, ot the human will as this conflict be-lcaused by the fire early In Scptem coursc, very improbable that she tweon httt0 ana collScienco, or bctte? bcr. 1 would learn anything by ln8 -nate and lovo. . The local board received blanks for It was irrational to expect to learn individual of valuable on- 'finnij formal proof of lc-is ond to bj anylM"iLZ ,rr"l'm" " dowmenta and an otherwise, excellent ' sent to the Insurance company, and t0chL? walked through Sixty-fifth capacity for effective. Doppy living 13 j it is expected that no more ncfc'otla- street. The door Of NO. was kiiui. .uuuintu lu n ,tic .uuns will inin:ip:re unn. iiK-'.ie iiij l- and tho blinds wero down, wnen Nnn had walked to inc emi u, i. lings of hate. His outlook is warpcu I and his energies are used up In bat-jtlc-3 with his own emotions.: I I know n writer of distinction whes; output of work is lamentably inadC' block she turned back. This made it noiwsarv for her to pass No. 29 again. She stood still and looked ot tho house. Something came to her from It she didn't know quite what it was. but she dldn t line u mind, she saw a taxi coming up the street towards her. Tlie taxi suippw In front of No. 29. Without con scious plan, sho whisked round be hind the taxi and was In time to see Rosamund Cnrew emerge and mount tho steps which led to No. 29. Nan received an Impression of height, grace, and brilliance. Rosamund went up the steps, and a man got out of the car and followed her. Nan leaned sideways against the taxi. She tried to step back, and tho pavement lifted under her foot. The man was Robert Leonard. After 10 years, she was Just os sure of that as 'she was that when she had seen him last he had Just struck down Jervis Weare and left him to drown. Nan stood behind tho car, waiting for her strength to return. In an able to use his abilities simply bo- ocived bv the Insurance men. Tho cause he Is eternally ridden with feel. clcik. Raymond O. Williams, was fill ing out the forms today with tho fig ures of lcs-3 as claimed by the board last week. . The board's claim of lcis is some what higher than tho amount decided en by the insurance company. As this thought went through her;quato when viewed In the light ot his endowment. All his writings, al though brilliant and closely reasoned, are, he admits, nothing but distilled hate, and their production costs him In travail of spirit out of all propor. tlon to the result. . lil'Y l'OOI IX SMALLER LOTH LANSING, Mich. IA1 People are buying food In smaller packages, R. E. Kcllor, federal marketing specialist, has reported to Michigan growers. The demand for 100-pound 3acks of oniens Is lessening and the 50-pound sack Is In demand, he reported. Like wise tho 150-pound sack of potatoes la being replaced by the 100-pound package, ! John OJhler. 0-foot. 200-pound Purdue university center, has the distinction of being elected cnptaln of a varsity team without having been a regular starter the preceding season. 2 3 Mt s t ' I7 IPla P " 75 j73 j75 : . !! LBll T2b TG lpV' j55"" mmim P-j So. Si S2 S3 ; jg Professional Directory HospitalB m .( nB.' LEI B. BOUVY ..( yv, Bar. Nose and Throat BoaplM trd noor Foley Bldg. PU. Mala 18. By Blosser Drue: Victim I Waittein We will buy good pine logs delivered at our mill pond. Please apply at office in person for in formation. No arrangements will be made by phone or by letter. MT. EMILY LUMBER CO. A- r. V 7 Mi ?JV 3 A hat, " rr'i hi r V'?'? t 1 t - STOPy VhAL COCHRAN Vs V&l PICTURES 4"0E KIN& ! Health l DrilllKNAL VLCKHS I The duodeuunt 13 a section of tho small Intestines Immediately connect ed with tho stomach. .- Into It empty two Important dlgcs- tlvo glandular organs, namely, the pancreas or, aa it Is commonly termed j tho sweetbread, and tho liver. The stomach, of course, cntero Into tho duodenum. The duodenum Is subject to tho . formation of ulcers and this condi tion, which Is both painful ond dis turbing to the function of digestion, haa puzzled medicine for many years. Wo do not as yot know what pro duces these ulcers, nor do wo know how to prevent them. Tho origin of duodenal ulcers has been tho subject of much speculation. Focal Infection, constitutional pre disposition nnd constitutional dis eases, have been thought of and (Studied 03 posslblo causes of duoden al ulcers nut wioso siunica nuvu itu to no final results. Medical, dletlc and surgical treat ments hovo, howevor, beon devised for this condition and frequently are very effective. I Wo have long suspected that a 'something In tho cycle of tho dlucs-, tlvo process may have a bearing upon I the formation of duodenal ulcers. Re cently certain experiments hovo beon reported which throw light on the problem. During tho digestive process the food contents of tho stomach aro ooli; In reaction. Wlion they outer tho small Intestines, however, they bo- come alkalized. This change In reaction Is effected by tho admlxturo of the secretions of tho pancreas and tho livor witn tno acid product of digestion that enter tho intestines from the stomacn. ) Recently the problem as to what happons to tin gastro-intostlnal tract when tho nclil-rooctlng substance! from the Btomooh enters tho duo denum and does not fully alkallzo htt been formulated and studied. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS , Go Ahead, Freckles! O K. MJONDER A WHAT, kl4D OF. ' ATEAN VWE'U. HAVe THIS SEASOM J 7 mi VHELL, MOV does it SEEM TO BE BACK HOME, FBECkLES 2 (SBEAT! aud BEL1EVI5 ME I'M J01W TO TAKE IT EASy TOO.... MO EXCITEMEWT FOP. ME n 1 OH Look: LETS so OVER AM' WATCH THE SHADysiOE HISH IW . FOOT8ALL aohrrrra HApYSIDe HISH, .UNDER COACH ROOSE, IS DETER MIMED TO WAk A eooO SHOVJIWS "THIS YEAR....- (READ THE STOJtY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) npHK Sl flAlt AND iFLOUIl I PORTLAND. Oct. 17 m Sugar cane, granulated S4.50 100 lbs.; beet sugar 4.30 100 lbs. Domestic flour Selling price de livered: patent IBs $5.50; do08s5.30; bakers' bluestom. ,l.io; .. soit wneai pastry, patent ;.40w D,20; Montana hard wheat patent o.uuoi o.au; ryu $4.B0iii 4 00. 1 1CWJ'STUAT ) ' PI6HT ( SOODj ) ZgSry BETVJEEM )) SOOT. r COACH fATWE EYES. ) 1 CiSf'"v fSjHE BALL ROLLS ,)( DOHT THROW ' ( ALL RISHTj , I OVER TO VHHEBS IT-CO OM AMD )7 09SIE,HERB I PEECUiLES AMD KICK IT-. "f 60ES OSCAR ARE SHOW 'EM J JU . . STAWDIMS... r-S JT YfTH ill set ,i;ijS ' jro' THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n Pop) Talk of the Town! By Cowan A victim of drug parties that have c.iusca a sensation In London society, Ml9 Brenda I3ean Paul, above, has been sentenced to a corrective term In prison as an "example" In Scotland Yard's efforts to curb use of nar cotic. She had -recently announced her engagement to a prominent Lon don broker. knowledge bug Bnicl. "I've ne'er used a dumbbell, hut I am enthused. I'kasc let mo swing one In the nlr. I'm sure It will In; fun. "nut. first of nil. It might !' best for me to stand and watch tho rest. I know that anyone of you can show me how It's done." "Why, suio." said Coppy. "I ll ho first and. (hough my act may bo tho worst, at least I'll get some exercise. Now watch, lndx. hre 1 go." Ho took a dumbbell from the ground and started swinging It around. "That's pretty court." said Duncy, "but you're really rather slow. "WATC" m,?! 111 11,e a '"' "' " speed. Kxperlenco Ik all you noed." And then he whirled a dumbbell. "Faster! Faster!" Windy said. The dumbbell - whirled Ilk'- everything. Then Iluncy lost bold of ihf! thing. 'Twbb wi'dl be ducked. The . dumbbell would havft hit him on the bead. The knowledgfl bug Jumped up to try, "I've eeu enough! Now I will try " Put when II. started IKHng, It exclaimed, "Ob, mercy mi'! t' hard lo get up off tho ground. I know I can't swing It round. I'll only lift It o'er my head. Thai's good enough for ne." TIIKN Windy took some Indian clubs and said. "You aro 11 bunch of dubs. I'm going lo no nine Juggling that will be a big urprbx'. "Stand back nnd glvn mo lots of space. I'll whirl them all around the place. You'll give mo credit when I do II right before your eyes." The Tlnles watched him for a while. Then Hconly shouted, with a smlln, "You look just llko an actor I have seen In vaudeville. "I worn you. watch the clubs rial well. A Juggling lad can never tell whin he Is going to lose bis bold and lei tho clubs all ipill," lOiliyrlglit. I!2. NKA 8rvlce, Inc.) ( MY STARS! WILL YOU COUPLE V SURe , I GAVE A WHY.YES BUT, ' LOOK VJHAT'S SPREAD W1HEB1T MILL ONS OUT THE STORV ! ) DOESNT IT SEEM page-- Pictures of J V A-unt sweetie ? 7 VouR PTNUTR , CHICK AND GLADYS! f N-r- V sf ? . . AND T!EM) THIS -V j.J ' J ' l1 rr fTbe luillnii club nnd dumb brll.H rriuie to life III llie next stc.lj'.) 01 PARTS OF THE CITV CITIZENS REft) OF CHICKS M0 GLM5YS GOOD FORTUNE MX) LfW THE1TJ PLNS COOTIHGM WTENT10N, MP.. 'ROOKER A PARTY KT 28 GROOM STREET. BY THE NAME OF WNFANGLE., HrS JUST INHCRtTED t FORTUNE. .GET 1M TOUCH VJ1TH THEM AT ONCE A.NU SHOVJ THEM OUR 20-CYUNDEP MODEL. THERE'S k SET-OR MADE TO OPDER FOR US. WE'LL LOOK INTO THPvT-t.", THERE'S A HOT PROSPECT; HE OUGHT TO BE GOOD TOR TEN THOUSAND SHARES OF OUR STOCK-! 'LL GET BUSV ( II II J7hv I l-- MK1 TVIS