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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 27,, 1S14EVENING EDITION..
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COOS BAY TIMES
M. O. MALONKY. Editor nnd Pub.
DAN E. MAIiOXKV News Editor
Official Paper of Coos County
Entered at the Postoftlco at Marsn
fleld, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second-class
mall mattor.
Dedicated 'to tho service of tho
pcoplo, that no good cause shall
lack a champion, and that ovll shall
not thrive unopposed,
SUI1SCHIPTI0N HATES.
DAILY.
One year $C.OO
Per month GO
WEEKLY.
Ono year $1.50
When paid strictly In advance
tho Subscription prlco of tho Coos
Bay TlmoB Is $5.00 per year or
$2.50 for six monthB.
WITH THE TE'A and TOAST
ALWAYS IN STYLE
TH CASE IS
ENDED M
pttjIIE fashions forever nnd always are changing; socloty yields to the
II Mn.fn. .1.n .Inn XTi nn l nnmll( r.m rtl, 1 1 fl II fl 1 0 I. nntl f Tfl tt t 11 II ft
II JIIIJUUS Ul II1U UU. AU UIIO ID UAUmi'l. IIU11I uub. ..'. .a., vwiinmiuvit-p
oblivion waits for nil thoso who won't nay. Men's .raglans and ties
and fedorns In colors would bring grins of gleo e'en from unlicensed dogs.
Tho women present a most slack front projection ond wear skimpy skirts
until they must slit their togs. Theso chnnges accommodate all kinds of
people; tho tall are made short and tho short aro mado tall; but hero's
otic thing to wear that Is always tho fashion, In summer, In wlntor, In
Hnrlnrr mid In fnll. A amlln In Imnnm Intr In nil human linlnus. tfi vounir n 11(1
to old, to both cultured and wild; a smllo without art or design Is n cult Court hero U Is morning. Ther.o
treasure, n smile llko tho ono on tho face of a child. ' Is an unusually heavy calendar. This
morning ho announced n decision in
1. 1 L MI 10
BE LOOKED UP
Sheriff Gage Loses Suit OVer Creditors Will Investigate. What
Merchant Property Other
Cases in Court.
(Special to The Times.)
COQU1LL1S, Or., April a 7. Judge
Coke convened the April term or uir-
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VOTB FOR EFFICIENT MI!.V
J'OR liOCAIi OFFICII
GOOD EVEXIXO
To savo tlmo, take tlmo In
largo pieces. Do not cut tlmo up
Into bits. Adopt tho principal of
of continuous work. Charles
F. Thwlng.
AUTOMOIIUjITIS.
Ingpov-.Tlio region of my solar plox. of life comes from doing tho things , """" ' mo Ion Btrlkn o it ha imr FrViclsco a day after S no f g
rk. .Then I got mad and yank some more, ho cannot afford to do. r;." ,?"0nnM'J "nMnu-nrt ifim S -lK.iod, , BCTi mh
is to bo And all I got Is just a Bnoro. -u-- ' of ho J18nt,lonB, .WBB nL,ou0f(,,n.i,a Btool' Clnrcnco n. 1,1
mlmncn A sort of ninibllmr imfflntr sound ,-, .... . . ' A motion In tho caso of Groha ' "ircnco uoukl.
rcmlma.Thn aeon to como out of tho ., Ono mlBlitkeopn Bccrot by iuttInB vb. James was denied. I I.KAVB OX AM.IANTK. ,. Cases l)h:
L,, ul L'roVmd ino it in cold storngo and losing tho koy. a domurror In tlio case of James ' .. The following ca
TUB county candidates hnvo filed
for tho prlmnrlcB. It Is now up
to tno people to select tnoso can-
dldotcH that nro best qualified for tuo Oh, touring enr, to you I sing,
vnrlous offices. I You auroly are a wondrous thing.
Crying ngnliiBt higher taxes nnd , IVoforo you start I grasp your crank
wusto nnd then blindly voting for I And glvo It Buch n vicious yank
men regardless of tholr abilities and That It flics back and deftly wrecks
qualifications, Is akin to walling pov-, riio region of my soinr piox.
crty and then roftiHlng to work
Tho work from now on hns
dono by tho pcoplo, suys nn ex
Tlin ranilldntnH will mnko tho! t
nml aslr tlmlr fnvors. nnd It reinnlns ground.
for tho people to ponetrnto their pro-.Thon you glvo ono discordant snort,
tensions nnd size up tho men. Ono single snort and thon stop short,
Above all It Is Important to got 'And thon I hnvo to crank again
rid of our prejudices. I'olltlcnl or Till ovory musclo is In pain,
porsonnl prejudices hnvo no plnco In' And in nn hour, or thereabout,
tho selection of locnl officials. 1 1 "nil tho batteries aro out.
Some candidates will ask for votos I Hud somo now ones, put cm In
becnuso they need tho money, nnd And with n glad, contented grin
othorH will nsk for votes becnuso I Iloar yur onglno start to throb
thoy aro "good follows", Btlll othorB And off wo go, yos. slrreo. Hob.
will nsk for votH bocnuso they havo J, 'B nhout you to my friends,
hold tho offlco, nro In with tho gang, ut "B ,uofr, our Journoy ends
nnd want to ntny In. Still others be- J -oy'ro noxt to both of us, all right,
causo they belong to this party or;?'0 waJ yJ nct lfl 8,uro , fright,
thnti ' When I'm nlono you burn tho rond,
iiui iiul wuun i uuvh kui ii iuiiu.
Your tires glvo out, you pant and
wheozo
And run bo slow you mnlco no breezo
You nmblo on by fits and starts,
It sooms as though each of your
parts
Hns got nn nllmont of Its own,
My friends converse In whispered'
Gnmo Warden Thomas la
some hunter. The other man
hunts tho deer and Thomas hunts
the hunter and tl.en ho hunts a
Justice court while tho poor linn
tor hunts for enough coin to pay
hla fine
nnd nlso
Tho Gnme Wnrdcn ThomnB Is
some catcher. Tho fishermen
cntch tho fish aud the warden
catches tho fishermen.
He Took from Here
Local stock to Hub.
Following tho oalo of tho bankrupt
stock of ti.o i. X. L. Clotlimg and
Shoe Company hbrto toViy to tho
Hub Clothing and Shoo Company for
$21511. 1G, J. W. llonnott announced
that the San Francisco Hoard of
Trndo would start an Investigation
of the report that S. T. I.'ovlno took
considerable baggage from hero.
itng
tho case of Mrs. Mary L. Merchant
vs. Sheriff Gage, In which ho hold
fnr Imr. Hlt- u-nn crnntnil "n ncrmnn-
cut Injunction prohibiting- Shorlff) There wcro fow bids on tho local
Gage from selling the W. T. Mer- ntock, a few bidding on certain parts
ohnnt resldenco property on North ,ot the stock. A San Francisco con
Hroadway 111 Marahfleld for a tax.cern bid $2250 for It providing thoy
clnlm of nbout $1800 which W. T. ; could get mlcnso on tho presunt qunr
Morchnnt owed on IiIb bankrupt 'tern nt a reasonable rate, but this
stock of goodB. I could not bo considered
If wo nro to havo lower taxes, If
wo aro to have better locnl govern
ment, tbe smile acid test must bo ap
plied to onch and ovory randldnto,
nnmoly tho tost of cfflclenc).
Is this man tliu most compotont
ono for tho plnco, If not which can
dldata Is?
If 1. n .. ft til iiinlilnn ,f tit rt ttttii
It UIU ilivil iiiiu nuuiuil UL lu Willi I .,
try rofuso to apply this test, nnd voto T ,, " V , n nil..,k nH
for Inofflclont or Ineffective candi-.1011 -nnt
dntcs thoy need not Bwoar nnd curBO1,. onclno casus nnd thon runs
at hlghur taxes nf tor election for . l our ,, "?, " gn ' 8 nna lllon runB
liiuy win iiuvu iiiiv iiiuuinuituo iu
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In tho caso of Johnson vs. Grohs,
from North Demi, n demurrer ngalnst
tho complaint wna overruled.
Tn the enso of Mrs. Wuiff, of
Marahfleld, vs. tho Southern Pacific
for dnmngca for tho death of her bus
.Mr. llonnott said that ho thought
that the I. X. L. debts amounted to
nbout $3000. Ho said that the San
Francisco creditors wore going to
follow up Lovlno nnd, bco what ho
took nway from here nnd' Investigate
NEW CASES II
CIRCUIT
Many Actions Filed iw '
Past Week-Is 1 H5
es npoiflorl l.?W.
flled'rt.!... ht,
county: "'lU11 co"tlota
wiidT J,cnc,,raan ltd
".""arrises S"1(V
I'oarl s. Park. T' p,'k J
don Woolen Mliu urg'
ii"ulT Cassis.
uouy number comDanr ,
Umber comnnnv pa"r " I
nmuor company.
John F. Hnll. -
Cl
Hnll, Truiteo.
'mo'coine "from ndolnBnthnetfilnM bnn(l from bolne Btr,lck b' tho motor tIlc bnBKnB0' olv' bovine went to Snn
fills. Nellie Blindo,H'uH
forecloeo mortmw 0,bw "M
III Jlln ,lintl. ... .. "
of Chns. PncLbiJ ZTti
county court of Csoi ,'0,l
- I ,.- tl,n Mllllonnm Mlhn nl Mnrull f Inlil . SteilllH'l' Al'l'lvos frillll Kltl1kn mill
If you don't want to go down hill wna sustained. HjiIIn fur I'oitlaiid
be on tho level. 1 in tho rnsn of Mnnlcv vs. tho City ' Tho Alllnnco sailed litst
--- iof Marshflold. Involvllic n navlne na- I'ortiniui nttor a HUort stay
nuer coiti).
IHXil (If.
parpi K.f. t.. ,m
DOHOil nf In Mm .U-...I. """i
!7ii-7 ai" . ".".u". nrt!
con
lm
tie.
I. Hnillo Albnrtha Jlanderrn.
night for i w t J. Mnndory. Ijecrw of J
iuy hero. I Bn.tc(l nnd cuMorty of knV?
..... ... ... ...-.., ........... .. ,.......c, .......... !... ...IIIh.. I. .., . Oil fl flrtnn.!.! .. .. " !
it may uo nnnicity, nut I never sessment on South Fourth street, H.i '"""" lllllu """'"K " "ur were;
uld aeo whoro a big stick pin over o. Hoy's motion to direct Judgment A. K. Itonm. JOo Uenn, Mrs. Allun
proved tho looka of a dirty neck- on tho pleadings wna denied. Kundlenun, M. Nelson, J. H. My-
inM
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WITH Till: TUA AND TOAST I
A I'll'K
A plumbers' life Is filled with salve, Tlmbor Co., vs
His days nro gny and bright,
For ho can go to bed and havo
A pipe dream every night;
J. W. Hlldonbrand.
ti. i-.i...-,,ii-... i.. i. n.nn.t nnp. lura. .ionrou uomuinsiurc. .1. u. iic
tnurant caso nt North Bend was con-.l1 tt ,wlfS' , '.V, M ,.ar,d,on ,?!lrt
tinned until tho enso Is adjudicated. I w'(!, L'Q ',:-llS?11'11 ""', ,vlf(' MlsB
Amonc tlin rnsoi. sot fnr trlnl In .Ostoila Sclllll lllld Goo. DnvlB.
the'SwiJg onler were;' tr'nl LAn &?'U,Tn1HC?
sn.ni, vu iii,.,nii. p a an.in. 'y. -t'. Allen, Aldrel Rose, H. A.
uitiikii v, aoitniiMv.-) v 1bl Irnurtiinii i
I'aftln 11ti i
Tho troublo with trying to kill
two birds with ono stono Is that i
I both birds usually get away. I I
4,
V" r?..lwlnl.il.i l.in.l
. S. P. Hallway; Ste-: r: ""' .-', ".' " " "' " . V. ,.
vons vs. Cnmoron; Geo. Wntklns vb. ,v . ., "An:n v'nii-li win Nni.
Utewarl ?$$& K? Van- Ok' " " ''(,
don; Hoffmnn vb, Jones; Taylor vs
Mcison.
xoTicn ii. o. o. ji.
blnmo.
OA.VDIDATIW AND TAXICS
LDWKR TAXUS nuil fowor Btnto
boards and conunlBalons" that
Is tho bait which almost oery
candidate Is extending to tho votor
in nn effort to laud hlri vote; 'that
1h the trick by which1 tho cnndldnte
confldcH In his own wiles, believes
that ha can be olected to the desir
ed position, '
No candidate so fnr dlHcnvorcd baa
hid this feature of IiIh platform be
hind compllirnted expressions or nt
tno ond of bis statement, It stand
My
I hlko back to
down.
f ricntls nnd
town.
Oh, touring car, to you I sing,
You vicious nnd ungrateful thing.
Exchange
Tho man who really knows a wo
man doesn't pretend to understand
hor.
Some Coos Hay men scorn to
dovoto all their tlmo to giving
tno Dovil tils dues.
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I I,KT'S GO FISHING
I hear tho restless dogfish bnrk,
And the catfish meowing in thotl
dnrkr 1 1
Tho Germnn carp slugs sweetly, bo,
"HI lo hi lo; hi lo hi lo."
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Thoro will bo n regulnr meeting
of Murshfleld lodgo No, GT8. L. O.
O. M tomorrow night. All mom
bors nnd vlBltlng brothora are re
quested to attend. Hy order or
OHO. 13. COOK,
SOP.
Ubbv COAfi. Tho kind VOU have
ALWAYS UHMI). Phono 72. Pacific
Mvory and Transfer Compnny.
RKDONIK) will' sail from Marsh
flold for San Francisco nnd Snn
Pedro, Tuesday, April 28, nt 12
o'clock noon.
Times Wnnt nils brlntr result
ed to defendnnt.
worm Hend.
ruonins uv u Edai B
PTrCO,f,(,or,a Wula
ody of child awarded to j
Parties ithcd to live at Briin.
Haul H Dinars in. CodrU
her compHiiy. Jplgniciit for
tiff for $8111.10 by dtfltf
Adrlnn Clnrk v CliudeE.0
nni iwr uirorrp uumiiHl m
nlr.iiB tocMier Ther rtttdtUe
nirniu ronii r" unuorBood.
Seldom Wane- m, UtnM
Plaintiff on South Perk !,a ,
foreclosure of mortfij iltm
uuiuiiiiuni, wna uvea at .NortkJ
nnd gets JudKrncnt Ir dedihi
$1.'42 nml ccta.
G. GIlbortBon of WoodbinM
a iioki wiui oincr aetiton of m
Mngoe for n proportionate Ml
$2150. with $1G0 attoroe;'! (m
Goo. Good rum iccurti i btM
Judgmont agalnat Jerry Ktaq II
''im.ati rnnuiiio scotiotL
RAiMic.vr m:vi:ini:s
HOW DI-3AR to my heart Ih thnt
vnnlal'cd nppnrel tho women,
As long as thoro Is a pretty
nifinnirrnln ntnrtnvni! ti ttin
, I 1 Jiack of hor watch a Coo., Hay
' I f woman never cares whother It
I Iriinna ln.n nw int
i , bw,u ....V W. Ul
when I was a kid. used to wear:
t those aklrta that flared out lllm n
nt the head of tiie list, tempting nnd ,IhiIko in n barrel, porinittlng n free
enticing, printed in the boldest type circulation of ntr. How well I re
in tho shop nnd expressed with nil mombor thnt slant nt the bottom
CAItltlKDOUT
tho clcarncBH that abort terse Ku
gllsh wordB wll permit. Thoro Is no
doubt na to the moaning; It Is force
fill and to tho point.
Hut tho question la, why la tills
Ibbiio so popular with tho office seek
or? It la popular with tho offlco
Becker because he bellovoa that by
its use no ran got tno greatest nun)
they stood llko a collar thnt'a thor
oughly stnrched; tho womon wont
cnuy until thoy nil got 'oin, nnd
think of tho atrldo thoy took when
they marched. That dignified gal
lop, that unrostrnlned gnllnp, that
seven foot gnllop that they took when
they marched. How woll 1 recall
tiiem so beaming nnd happy, wnen
HAROK (UNA!, STATISTICS.
NBW YORK, APRIL 20. -Tho
State Hargo Canal Is Hearing com
pletion. Very fow people havo
anything but the most vnguo infor
mation about this canal notwith
standing thnt the benefits to the
Btnto In genoral and to tho port of
Now York in particular will bo
many times greater than that of
the Panama Canal. A comparison
of the mnlu foaturcs shows that tho
nnrgo Canal Is (HO miles long,
the Panama Canal la 50; It has
57 locks and 19 dums; tho cost
of tho Hargo Canal Including ter
niliiuls and real estate will bo
approximately $130,000,000 as com
pared with $375,000,000 for the
Panama Canal. Probibly tho most
striking comparison Is by the fact
that whoreas the total lift of tho
Panama Canal la only 85 feet, the
lift or tho Harm. Canal is 525 feet.
It will revolutionize tho freight rates
throught tho section which It enters,
rates being $3 11 aud Hargo Canal
ratos bolng $ 41 per ton. Iron oro
will bo dollvored at tho Port of Now
York chonpor than at Pittsburg.
A population uumboriiiK nearly -0.-000.000
will be rouchod by this
now waterway system When com
pleted tho work -will stand a per
manent nnd useful monument to
tho highest engineering skill, and
the progressist) nature of Americans
of uJn).
.; in picnics aim pnruos tiioy all,, woman's tompor hot
looked so snappy , and cut a v;.do """"" ,"or noi.
swat on tho Fourth of July. How vl- A ,,-.,, n?wl7a,
vldly yet do I aeo tho young follows, aatlsfac "n to her n
each marching with somo gentle dam" '"' "" , ' Jk J'7 lnl
bar of votes and because tho quca-1 womon assembled, In days long gouo
lion la an important one boforo tuo " ai picnics ami parties they nil
poopio or mo suite. Tlio politician
takes tlila stand becnuso he believ
es that It will entice votes to him
nnd the atntesmau bocauvo ho believ
es thnt he can remedy the condi
tions, High tnxes nro a sure sign of nil
iinbuBlncss.Ike or Inefficient govern
ment, Whoro thoie are high taxes
thoro Is wusto or corruption. It Is
the prevailing belief thut high tnxes
In Oregon nro duo to tho great num
ber of paid boards and commissions
which encumber the state govern
ment. Thoro Is no doubt that the tnxoa
can and should he i educed nnd there
la no trouble In finding a candidate
who Is pledged to do It. The prob
lem for tho votor Is picking a cnudl
dato who will carry out Ida promise.
Platforms are of uo avlal when thoy
nro not bnckod up by earnest inten
tions. It is nu onay thing for n can
dldntu to promise to reduce taxes
but it wll take u firm official with a
wide Btrlp of first class quality of
backbone to get out nnd cut them
down.
"Our good Intentions nover dlo,"
Said cleorful Mr. Stout;
Said I: "Then that's tho reason why
Thoy'ro seldom carried out."
Tho moro tho bis follows vant
tho loss wo llttlo chaps ssom to got.
A innn doesn't Boom to worry bo
caiiBo ho Isn't clover, provided ho
knows thnt he's good looking.
.Now n scientist comes forward
with tho theory that red hnlr keeps
Old stuff!
sel around, tho baso of whoso tank
ing up, llKo spreading umbrellas, ob.
soured quite n parch of tho plcnlclng
ground. Thoso wide spreading gar
ments, those dear ancient gnrmouta
aren't now to bo found! Hut now
far removed la thnt lov'd recollect
ion, how changed tho apparel of wo
men I meet; the skirts now slant In
another direction thoy'ro tied llko a
Inrlnt clo8( to tho feet. The danger
Is great of their Linking a bobble, no
wnninit pun u'nrl. nt n i.ii tnat ..nt..
........... ..... ...... .v .. .' , ,DL 11,111 a
hAffi Z dT anSCr ? I iWIHfrilKKA.IUMVBmHWIXflT
8.nWVou?d '- -P.H "dine?
IkWw ought to spell "plants"
hut brings more
milliner than to
uer own nuBiianu.
H-H
You can't always toll. Occasion
ally tho toughest boy In tho neigh
borhood grows up and becomes a min
ister. -M-tt-
It would surprise tho Into lament
ed If ho could hear his widow toll
ing her second husband what a no
ble, kind and generous man tho first
was. Kxchnnge.
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PROOF OF
ADVERTISING
IS IN THE TESTING
A large general advertiser wanted to thoroughly test
for itscli' the valuo of newspaper advertising. This is
what the company says:
"We selected eighteen towns at random. Picked ono
dealer who advertised in each town then selected thrco
or four in each town who did not. When all the names
were written down, eighteen advertisers were shown and
fifty-six non-advertisers. Then tho amount of husiness
was compared.
"THE EIGHTEEN DEALERS DID NEARLY
TWICE AS MUCH BUSINESS AS DID TIIE 37IF-
Ml
eyesight to look on n amlden. bedeck
ed In the clothes that our mothers
onco did.
I Tho morning nftor Is an oc
I cnslon ninny a Coos Hay mnn
would bo glad to dlsremomber.
,
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.
I Holtovo III a brighter tomor I
I row nnd It will seem brighter
I ovon If It Isn't.
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I Silence Is goldon yet some
t Cooso Hny peoplo wont shut un.
-K--
A homolj girl enn sny thnt pretty
things aro useless, and moan it.
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Whnt 'does tho spinster do for
somebody to button up her back?
The gay decolver never deceives
any ono so much as he does himself.
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13xporlence Isn't much of a teach
er when It comos to investing in gold
brloks,
The chaps who insists on getting
whnt Is coming to him never -stops
at that.
How many men do yon know who
lot tholr religion Interforo with their
business?
STOP! Look' Investigate 1IAIXKS'
prices on Vl.Ol'R and KKKl) of nil
kinds.
planso"
And Dave Jones soon
Along in Juno
Will advertise his summer panso.
On Coos Hay a man Is always con
sidered good until ho Is found out.
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Somo Coos Hay chaps Idea of bo
Ing funny Is breaking a few bonea
when they shake hands.
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Some misfortunes mako f'o whole
world kin. nut after a man has
Bprnlnod his back working hard all
day you can't expect him to shed
tears because some other man broko
his arm while cranking his automo
bile. A bachelor seeks n wife to avoid
solitude; a married man seeks socie
ty to avoid the toto-atete,
MODKR.V XUKSKUY RHYMES
I had n little husband
No bigger than my thumb;
nut he'd shout: "Votes For Women"
And play his little drum.
IMPEACHED '
TY-SIX.
"Get That?
"NEARLY TWICE AS MUCII BUSINESS AMONG
ONE-THIRD AS MANY DEALERS IN THE SAME
LENGTH OP TIME."
'Moral: Advertise
"DO IT CONSISTENTLY NOT SPASMODICAL
LY. IT PAYS."
The above is only the testimony of one of thousands
who have tested newspaper advertising and find it pays.
K(r liim'nlv vmftiv. .-. i J.- i..i j M,-vn ,tnv-
...wv.v juuug an uu in u IKIIJUI" lUUliy UllU Ui-u .Jv
" iiL iur weeus or months and saying it does not paj.
Of course, such advertising does not pay, nnd you havo
no reason to pass judgment on such a trial.
For years you strive to gain a name,
You roaoh tho pinnacle of fame;
A careless hour U breach of trust
And lo! your name Is In the dust.
REDOXDO wllj.sall from Marsh
field for San Francisco and San
Pedro, Tuesday, April 2S, at 12
o'clock noon.
SYSTEMATIC, CONSISTENT, LIVE-WIRE AD
VERTISING WILL HELP ANY BUSINESS AND
ANY PROFESSION. Tf
f.
Have your Job printing done at
The Times office.