F rid ay, .Tnly 22, 1921
ASHLAND DAILY ttDiNGB.
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
O ne c e n t th e w o rd each tim e.
ATTORNEYS.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. E R N E ST A. WOODS— Practice BRIGGS & BRÌGGS— Attorneys-ai-
Law, Pioneer Block, Ashland.
lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose a n d
th r o a t. O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 a n d ' —
2 to 6. S w e d e n b u rg B ldg., A sh- | L. A . ROBERTS— A tto rn e y -a t-L a w .
R oom s 5 a n d 6, Citizens* Òank
la n d , O re.
7 3 -tf
B ldg.
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D R . J. J . EM M EN S— P h y sic ia n a n d
DENTAL X-RAYS
S u rg e o n .
P ra c tic e
lim ite d
to
eye, e a r, nose an d th ro a t. G lasses
DR. F . H. JOHNSON.
su p p lie d .
O cu list a n d a u r is t fo r
Beaver Block.
8. P . R. R. O ffices, M. F . a n d H.
B ldg., M edford, O re. P h o n e 667.
CHIROPRACTORS.
D R . F R A N K M. MOXON— P h y sicia n DR. GEO. J. K1NZ — C h iro p ra c to r.
, a n d S u rg eo n . H o u rs 1 to 5 p. m.
S u ite 8. E x a m in a tio n P re« . No.
O ffice 425 E. M ain S t., opp. P ub-
25, th e P laza. O ffice P h o n e 103.
. lie L ib ra ry .
2 7 2 -ti
R esid en ce P h o n e 401.
DRS. SAW Y E R & CRANDALL
TA XI.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
TAXI— Acklin's
R ose B ros. P h o n e
P ioneer B uilding.
1 3 6 -tf
213.
P h o n e 2C0-R. Res. 27 4 -J o r 367-J
NOTICE, WOODMEN.
B ids w ill be receiv ed a t th e T id ­
L IT H IA G A RA G E— R eo p en ed fo r a ll in g s office, f o r d e liv e ry to th is o f­
I k in d s of re p a ir w ork a n d sto ra g e . fice of fifte e n c o rd s of \b o d y f ir
W o rk g u a ra n te e d . P h o n e 114. P. w ood, c u t fro m g re e n t r e e s , . fo u r
A. M ain a n d B. D ean, P ro p s.
i fo o t le n g th .
B ids w ill be o p ened J u ly 30, a t 5
R A N SFE R AND E X PR E SS.
___ T _______________________________o’clock.
GARAGES
T. L. POW ELL— G E N E R A L T R A N S -j
D elivery to be m ad e a t a n y tim e
F E U — Good te a m a n d m o to r- b etw een now a n d O c to b e r 1. ( ash
tru c k s . Good serv ice a t a rea so n - P ay m en t on co m p le tio n of d e lh ery.
a b le price.
P h o n e 83.
,A d e p o sit of $10 w ill b e re q u ire d
_ ____________________________________ th e su c ce ssfu l b id d e r a s a g u a ra n te e
F O R P R O M P T a n d c a re fu l serv ice > t h a t th e w ood w ill be d e liv e re d as
w ith A u to -T ru c k s o r H o rse D rays, c o n tra c te d .
/A ddress bid s in w ritin g to th e A s h ­
call W h ittle T ra n s fe r Co., P h o n e
2 6 8 -tf
117. O ffice 89 O ak s tr e e t, N e a r lan d T id in g s. A sh la n d , O r.
H o te l A u stin .
STATEMENT
FO R SALE— REAL ESTATE.
Of th e F irs t N a tio n a l B ank of
A sh lan d , c o u n ty of J a c k s o n , s ta te of
F O R SA LE A b e a u tifu l five r o o n ,; O regon, sh o w in g th e a m o u n t s ta n d -
b u n g alo w , h a lf a c re of good g ro u n u j ¡n g.
t h e c re d it of ev ery d e p o sito r
a n d lo ts of f ru it a n d flow ers, j J u ly 1, 1921, w ho h a s n o t m ad e a
¡Large c h ick en ru n .
H om e h u n t-; d ep o sit, o r who h a s n o t w ith d ra w n
e rs ta k e a look a t th is. A re a i ally p a r j of ^jg d e p o sit (co m m erc ia l
b a rg a in . T erm s. In q u ire a t Ash d e p o s its ), p rin c ip a l o r in te r e s t, fo r
la n d L u m b e r Co.
272-3 a p erio d of m o re th a n seven ( 7 ) y e a rs
F O R SA LE— M odern six room house, im m e d ia te ly p rio r to sa id d a te , w ith
n u t a n d f r u it tre e s a n d b e rrie s. th e n am e, la s t kn o w n p lace of re s i­
, 502 F a irv ie w s tr e e t, A sh lan d , Or. d en ce o r p o sto ffice a d d re s s of such
270-6* d e p o sito r, an d th e fa c t of his d e a th .
If k n o w n :
T. J. E a s t, A sh lan d , O r., $ 5 .42;
H A V E $350.00 EQUITY in h o u se and
lo t on paved s tre e t. W ill tra d e C. W. F o rb e s a n d O. H. H e n in g e r,
O r.,
$ 1 0 .2 2 ;
C.
W.
fo r piano. A ddress W. H. R., Sisk A sh la n d ,
iyou, O regon.
271-3* F o rb e s, J r ., A sh la n d , O r., $ 1 .4 1 ;
, R. E. F o rd , A sh lan d , O r., $ 2 .0 0 ; L.
FO R SALE OR EXCHANGE A 360) g F ox, A sh la n d , O r., $ 2 4 .7 5 ; M rs.
a c re m o u n ta in ra n c h on A shland C. J . G a lliv a n , A sh la n d , O r., $ 1 .8 7 ,
K la m a th F a lls hig h w ay . A p o r­ J. B. G ill. A sh lan d , O r., $ 1 .1 5 ; J u n e
tio n u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n ; b a la n c e H ira, A sh lan d . O r., $ 2 .6 5 ; A ndrew
good p a s tu r e la n d ; p lace n e a rly K aw kis, A sh la n d , O r.. $ 3 .0 0 ; L ydia
a ll u n d e r fence a n d fen cin g in g o o d ' L in d ro th , A sh la n d , O r.. $7.6 8 ; W . J.
c o n d itio n ; la rg e barn, a n d sh e d s; i p. N ew ton. A sh la n d , O r., $4.5 0 ;
sm a ll h o u se ; 3.0 0 0 ,0 0 0 feet of saw Ra i Ph S a lisb u ry , A sh lan d , O r., $1.00;
tim b e r a n d wood e n o u g h on place M ary J . S h o e m ak e r. G e rm a n to w n ,
to pay fo r it. School h o u se v ery P a., $5.9 3 ; F. W. S h e ffie ld , Los An-
f n e a r. C ash o r te rm s to s u it. In* geles, C alif., $ 1 7 0 .1 3 : J o h n H. W ag-
i »exchange can use A shland r e a ! - j n e r A sh lan d , O r., $2.75.
, d ence p ro p e rty . A ddress M. V. L .,j
s t a t e of O regon. C ounty of J a c k -
c a re T id in g s.
2 7 0 -ti j son— 88
J. W . McCoy, b eing- first duly
S A C R IF IC E SA LE— 35
~
a c re s
on sw 1 o rn , ’depose a n d say u p o n o ath ,
B o u le v a rd , 11 a c re s
J “ 1 t h a t I am th e C a sh ie r of th e F irs t
in b a rte y a n d a lfa lfa 6 room m o d -;
Qf Ashland< c o u n ty
e rn
b u n g alo w . P ric e $ 7 000.00 ; Qf Jack g o n 8 ta te of O reg o n ; th a t
M rs. D r. J o h n W eim er, R. F . D. 1 th e fo re g o in g s ta te m e n t is a Tull,
2 5 0 -lm o *
Box 76
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; tru e , c o rre c t a n d c o m p le te s ta te m e n t,
FOR SA LE OR EX C H A N G E— E x c e l-' sh o w in g th e nam e, la s t know n resi-
le n t sm a ll ra n c h , fo u r room h o u se,) dence o r p o sto ffice a d d re ss, ta c t of
b e a rin g o rc h a rd , b e a u tifu l
if k n ow n, a n d th e a m o u n t to
tio n . C ity w a te r a n d lig h t. G o o d 'th e c re d it of each d e p o sito r as re ­
p lace fo r ch ick en s, p a s tu re la n d ; q u ire d by th e p ro v isio n s of sectio n s
fo r se v e ra l cows.
Good r e tu r n s , 10160-10163. Inclusive. O regon law s,
on In v e stm e n t if p ro p erly h an -
J- W. McCOY, C asliiei.
died . C an use A sh la n d resid e n ce ) S u bscribed an d sw o rn to b e fo re
‘ in exchange*-or p a rt p a y m e n t. A d- m e th is 1 4 th day of Ju ly . A. D.
M.. c a re
_ StS-K j ! » « •
G H WENNER.
| (S e a l) N o ta ry P u b lic fo r O regon. _
My com m ission expires M ar. 8, 1925.
267 -4 -tri
FO R SA L E — Tw o w h eeled tr a ile r , |
p n e u m a tic tire s , good a s new
. C all 954 B o u lev ard .
272-3*
C. B. L A M K I N
FO R SALK.
PAUK THRStf
Vention will be an address by Ernest i n e c tin g v a rio u s p a rts of th e B ritish
W. H a rd y , P o rtla n d a tto rn e y , cli
¡ ' ‘T he P re ss an d th e G o v e rn m e n t/'
O th e r p a p e rs w ill be “ W h a t .D oes
A d v e rtisin g A c tu a lly Cost th e P u b -
e m p ire e n o rm o u s sav in g s of tim e in
c o m m u n ic a tio n s w ould be secu red .
It w as e s tim a te d h e re th a t th e fo l­
lo w in g a d v a n ta g e o v er ste a m sh ip !
i lisher” ; “G etting the R ural News tim e could be se cu re d by a irs h ip
a n d I ts V a lu e ” ; “ D oes a n A d v e rt s- routes.
' ing M at S ervice P a y ” ; “ S pecial E d ‘-
A ir tim e S te am sh ip
■ tio u s a n d T h e ir V alue— How to Pub-
R o u te
d ay s tim e, days
• lish O ne” ; a n d “ Is a S u b sc rip tio n L ondon to E g y p t
2 %
7
5 to 6
19
i C o n te st an A s s e t? ” T h e c o n v en tio n L ondon to In d ia
■ w ill ex ten d th ro u g h J u ly 24.
L ondon to S outh A f­
By HENRY W. KINNEY
rica (v ia C a rio ) 6 to 7
21
(U n ite d P re ss S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t) j
L ondon to A u s tra lia 10 t o l l
21
F
ro
m
th
e
point
of
view
of
th e
TO K IO . J u ly 22.— A fte r th e g re a t
d o m in io n s and t h e e m p ire th e m ain-
cro p of s tr ik e s a n d o th e r la b o r d if­
tenanice of a fleet of a irs h ip s w o u ld .
fic u ltie s w hich c u lm in a te d d u rin g i
be in v a lu a b le in tim e of w ar. T he
th e w a r y e a rs of p ro sp e rity , w hen
peace tim e a d v a n ta g e s w ere e s tim a t-'
th e su p p ly of lab o r w as so fa r sh o rt
ed
as- e q u a lly im p o rta n t.
Such a ,
of th e d e m a n d th a t th e w orkm en
sp
eed
in
g
up
of
m
ail
c
o
m
m
u
n ic a tio n ;
w e re a b le to e n fo rc e a lm o st th e d e­
w
as
sa
id
to
be
of
in
c
a
lc
u
la
b
le
v alu e;
m a n d s th ey saw fit to k m ae , th e per-
LO NDO N, J u ly 22.— T he a ir min-1
iod fo llo w in g th e slu m p w hich be- i9try te back of a schem e to fo rm ' to b u sin e ss h o u ses d o in g b u sin ess in
v a rio u s p a rts of th e em pire.
g an in M arch of la s t y e a r, w as r e - ; „ „
„ .
.
,. .
; an im p e ria l sy n d ic a te , m w hich th e
m a rk a b ly free from s trik e s . U n e m -1
,
.v. . w hole e m p ire will be re p re s e n te d , to
p lo y m e n t becam e so com m on th a t
Hood R iv e r— ,F$sh h a tc h e ry has
w o rk m en w ere a fra id to lose th e ir ! ow'n' a *rships a n d fly them ,
200.000 tr o u t eggs h a tc h in g .
jobs, a s th ey knew th ey could easily*
T h e belief is held stro n g ly in of
he rep laced .
ficial c irc le s t h a t th e s tro n g e s t b o n a ;
D u rin g re c e n t m o n th s, h o w ev er.i
e m p iie lies in a e r fcl c o n n n u n ic a - *
s trik e s h av e becom e com m on a g a in , i tions> a n d tb e d o m in io n g o v e rn -
an d th e m o v em en ts of th e w o rk m e n ' ,n<*n i s a re b ein g p resse d to in te r e s t
We have just received a
a re m a rk e d by a g ro w in g d e sire foi •b e in s e lie s in a g r e a t c o -o p e ra tiv e
w hat th e y call “ d ire c t a c tio n .” W h ile ;S chem e wl*ereby w o rld a ir lin e s con-
th is te rm , as used h e re , is n ot as sin -j n e c t*n R all th e
fa r flu n g ” B ritish
shipment of Munson Last
is te r as m ig h t he believed, it is ev!- P ossessions will be e s ta b lis h e d a n d
d e n t th a t th e w o rk e rs a re sh o o w in g o p e ra te d as a c o m m e rc ia l proposi-
Blucher Style
a te n d e n c y tw a rd s o p p o sitio n to con­ tio n .
s titu te d a u th o r ity , an d th e police an -
D u rin g th e w a r a n d sin ce th e s ig n - 1
th o ritie s a re w o rrie d c o n s id e r a b ly ' ing of peace G re a t B rita in h a s spent*
th e re b y .
n e a rly 4 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 p o u n d s ( o rd in a r-j
Large Syndicate
W ill Run Airship
Lines in England
S o c ialist g a th e rin g s a re c o n s ta n tly i
a b o u t $ 2 0 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ) on b u ild in g ;
b e in g b ro k en up, a lth o u g h th e y a p „i d irig ib le s of v a rio u s s o rts , a irs h ip !
p e a r to b e no m o re d a n g e ro u s th a n bapes’ a n d o tb e r H s h te r- tlia n - a ir e n -j
a re m any such m o v em e n ts w hich a r e | ^erb ld s*8‘ T he g o v e rn m e n t h a s de-j
allow ed to p a ss u n c h a lle n g e d else-j c *ded t h a t th is m a te ria l m u st be
w h ere, an d so c ia lists a n d la b o r le a d - ' disposed o f a n d il ls p la n n e d t h a l ­
e rs o fte n find th em se lv e s u n d e r ' 4t w in be given free to a n y resp o n -
w atcli
d e te c tiv e s a n d a;te f r e - ! s *ble o rg a n iz a tio n s w hich w ould op-
q u e n tly h a ile d to police s ta tio n s for P ra to th e sh ip s fo r p u b lic use.
If a irlin e s w e re e s ta b le h e d con-
e x p la n a tio n s.
In O sak a th e e le c tric
lig h t s ta tio n w o rk e rs rec e n tly w ent
on s tr ik e , le a v in g th e C hicago of J a !
pan in d a rk n e s s , and se v e ra l c la sh e sj
o c c u rre d b etw een th o u s a n d s of s tr ik -l
e rs a n d th e ir s y m p a th iz e rs w ith th e)
police, in th e c o u rse of w hich m any!
w e re in ju re d . Tlie red flag is o fte n I
d isp la y e d a n d th e o ld -tim e feu d a l re-i
sp e ct fo r th e police is ra p id ly d is-j
a p p e a rin g .
•
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T h e u n re s t an d g ro w in g d is re g a rd
fo r g o v e rn m e n t a u th o r ity is also
sh o w in g up co n sp ic u o u sly a m o n g th e
s tu d e n ts o f v a rio u s in s titu tio n s an d
s tr ik e s on th e p a rt of s tu d e n t bodies
h av e been fre q u e n t.
W hile a ll th e s e m o v em e n ts, b o th
of s tu d e n ts an d la b o re rs , a re not as
yet d a n g e ro u s in th em se lv e s, th ey
in d ic a te p la in ly a sw ellin g tid e of
u n re s t, b u t w h ile th e a u th o r itie s a re
only too w ell a w a re of th is, th e
m ea n s of w hich th ey ta k e to stem
it h av e so f a r been u tte rly in ef­
fe c tu a l.
Oregon Editors
Hold Big State
Convention Today
We sell
BEND. O r.. J u ly 22.— T he O regon
S ta te E d ito ria l c o n v en tio n m et here
Real Estate
.
to d ay fo r th e ir a n n u a l co nfab, ed i-;
to rs from all o v er «the s ta te leav in g I
In q u ire '
F O R SA L E — C ote piano.
269-5* '
329 É each s tre e t.
a wh *1 of copy b e h in d th em a n d ;
City and Ranch Properties
H ouses to dient.
com ing dow n to h o b n o b w ith the*
F O R SA L E — F o rd bug. 175 M eade
boys.
s tr e e t.
268-1
T oday a n d to m o rro w will be d e­
CITIZENS’ RAÑK BUILDING
F O R S A L E — P ia n o In A -l c o n d itio n
voted
to b u sin e ss a n d p ro g ra m w ork,
P h o n e 279 o r 199.
265-tf
a lth o u g h to m o rro w a fte rn o o n th e
FO R SA L E — M arch P ly m o u th R ock
SHOO FLY
c o m m e rc ial club will ta k e th e copy
c o c k e re ls, from
B u tle r P o u ltry
F a r m ; $1.50 and $2.
Also som e
S pray X °«r a n im a ls w ith Shoo h o u n d s on a ja u n t to see th e city
c h o ic e W h ite L eg h o rn s, $1.50 each. F ly a n d keep th e flie s aw ay.
an d have a ju b ile e at th e e s ta te of a
Los A ngeles m illio n a ire u e a r h ere,
P h o n e 68. M rs. W. R. Y ockey.
ICELESS COOLERS
to m ak e th em envious.
(BUILD IN G M A T E R IA L — M ed fo rd , _
_ ,
One of th e fe a tu re s of th e con-
C e m e n t B rick a n d Block W o r k s ,! , Use Iceless C ooler a n d m a k e it pay
sp e c ia liz e in a!- k in d s of b u ild in g fo r
in a ye a r 111 ice blllB-
p ro d u c ts.
C o rn e r F ir and 10th
New W h ite Sew ing M achines, al-
s tr e e t
2 2 5 tf w ays on h a n d . Used m ac h in es foi;
•■ ■ ■ g -sa e s
------- -------------------1
— !------------ re n t.
SALESM AN W ANTED.
BARGAINS IN
THE
W A N T E D — S a le sm a n fo r tea a n d ,
c o ffe ro u te . H. O. P a r k h u r s t. 21C
W . Ja c k s o n , M edford. O r. 2 7 0 -3 *
Pell’s Corner
UK UP W ANTED.
^WANTED— M an to w ork
108 P io n e e r a v en u e.
on
law n. !
2 7 1 -3 ' !
BO Y S W A N T E D — T h re e o r fo u r b o y s !
¡to sell J o u rn a ls in th e s tr e e ts an d *
p a rk .
P h o n e 310-R .
263 Oak
•treat.
271-2)
W ANTED.
B O A R D E R S W A N T E D —-i.,* w eek o r
• in g le m ea ls se rv e d a t -.v-al h o u rs.
H o te l B ell, 4 th St.
:5 1 -lm o *
FO R EXCHANGE.
F O R SA LE OR T R A D E — Seven - re
p la c e w ith fo u r room m o d e m
h o u se , th r e e a c re s f ru it in b e a t ­
in g .
C an u s e A sh la n d re s id e .«
clo se in in fu ll o r p a r t p ay m en t
A d d re s s A. G., c a re T id in g s. 263 ti
LOST.
L O ST — E lk s to o th , m o u n te d . F in d e r
r e tu r n to C arl S m ith , Box 71, A sh­
la n d , Or.
275-2
CITIZENS
BANK
OFASHLAND
Don’t Expose Your
Property to Loss
If you w ere c a rry in g $5,000 o r
m ore of c a sh in y o u r c a r y o u ’d
w a n t to h av e it in su re d .
B u t a r e you n o t d riv in g y o u r
c a r, w ith a b o u t a ll of y o u r p ro p ­
e rty exposed?
If you in ju r e a m an , an d he
o b ta in s a d a m a g e v e rd ic t a g a in s t
you, you’ve got to pay it.
If you h a v e n ’t th e cash , y o u r
p ro p e rty can be sold to g e t it.
D on’t risk y o u r h o u se, y o u r
b a n k a c c o u n t, y o u r b u sin ess. Let
a f ir s t class a u to m o b ile policy
s ta n d
b etw een
your
w orldly
goo d s a n d th e re s u lt of th a t
p o ssib le a c cid e n t. DO IT NOW. A
few d o lla rs to d ay m ay save you
a few th o u s a n d to n ig h t.
THE HISTORY OF THE
MONEY KINGS
show s t h a t th e fo u n d a ­
tio n s of th e i r w e a lth wen-
laid by p e rs is te n t saving.
T hey c re a te d a s u rp lu s
a n d p u t it o u t a t in te re s t.
W e c a n ’t a ll be m oney
k in g s, b u t we c a n ’t hope
to overcom e fo rtu n e u n ­
less we save.
H av in g a sa v in g s a c co u n t
w ith T H IS b a n k w ill op­
en YOUR o p p o rtu n ity .
Billings Agency
L O ST — G old rim sp ectacles, pad u n ­
d e r nose piece, b e tw e en M. E. * R eal E sta te and R eal Insurance
c h u rc h a n d A sh lan d cem e te ry , i
Estab. 1883
JFinder leave a t T id in g s o ific e and
P hon e 211
41 E ast Main
re c e iv e re w a rd .
2 7 0 -3 '
SAVINGS/
and. all the year round
P ost T oasties
are fa vo red b y F o lk s
w h o w a n t d ifF e r e n t
and better corn flakes
M ade o f the firm hearts of
selected white 'corn, rolled
and toasted crisp and gold­
en brow n, Post Toasties are
especially delicious when
served with fresh fruits or
berries.
Ready to Eat
No Waste
S o l d by grocers
everywhere!
Made by
Pbstum Cereal Co.,Inc.
Battle Creek, Mich.
I g f^ J L .
FOR LADIES
WOOD
SPECIAL
This is the 0 'Donnei Make
Brick Ice Cream
CHOCOLATE
VANILLA
STRAW BER RY
M APLE NUT
W e can fu rn is h
goad «4gh
w ood a t $6.75 f>4r c o rd ; o rd e r
now w hile we can d e liv e r from
c a rs an d can
s a te
you e x tra
h a u lin g expense.
Also m ill trim mi ng a t $7.00
p e r load and m ill blocks a t
$7.60 per load.
A
Asbbrnd Lumber Co.
Ashland Creamery
PHONE 20
The Difference of 150 Yrs.
FOR
SA LE OR T R A D E — 30 foot
S am p so n w in d m ill to w e r.
W ill
ta k e gas engine. E d G ow land, b o x :
73, R. F . D. P h o n e 2-F -4. 296-5 i
Summertime
Y
OU’VE Heard the story of Paul Revere—how he clat­
tered out of Boston and spread the alarm to every
.Middlesex village, etc. Thai was in April, 1775. It was an
all night job. Today the Boston papers would slap extras
on their presses and in »the shake of a little lamb’s tail the
whole thrilling message would he in eacli home of the well
known county.
This represents the advani e of 150 years in the import­
ant business of spreading news.
The cry of “ Extra—E x tra ” on tin* midnight air brings
startled folks to their doors as once did the pound of a
horse’s hoofs and the breathless shout of the rider. Papers
have supplanted tin1 courier— multiplied his effectiveness
many times—increased his speed a hundred fold.
How far hack we would go without newspapers!
We
would remain in ignorance not only of events at home and
abroad—but also of much that concerns ns just as vitally—
news of the viwy things that have to do with the personal,
every-day life of each one of us.
Somebody might he selling a new, le tte r and more eco­
nomical food; or a utensil that would add immeasurably to
our comfort and well-being; or some better material for mak­
ing shoes or clothing—hut we would never know it.
Modern advertising is a boon. It keeps our infonnation
up-to-date on the many things we need in order to live a
profitable, happy and useful life in this age of progress.
Do you take full advantage of the advertising?
Read It!~-It Pays!