ASSLAI D DAILY TTOfWÖI
Monday. September 11, 1933
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THE ASHLAND PRlNTTNO/CO.
OFFICIAL CITTÌ AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPH O N E 39
C. K. LOGAN, E d itor
Officiai Washington Is Watching As
Seven States Go To Primaries Tuesday
11. j
LARGE KAOLIN DEPOSITS
Æ y '- d E k T-M ü SES
W ILLIAM S LA K E, B. C., Sept.
— The discovery of a large body o'f;
kaolin containing less th a n h alf of
WASHINGTON. S e p t ^ l l . — V oters i opposition.
In V erm ont, Senator
1 per cen t dross, Is rep o rted a m ile
in seven s ta te s go to th e polls to- C arroll S. Page, republican, is re
from th is tow nsite.
m orrow to n o m in ate sen ato rial, con- tirln g v oluntarily, and R epresenta-
K aolin is used in th e m anufac-
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itiv e F ia n k L. G reene, one of the
tu re of porcelain and as a fille r in gressionai and s ta te can didates in „
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G ranite S ta te ’s two republican con-
c ertain textiles.
th e g re a te st single p rim ary day o f ' gressm en wU1 also be nom inated
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon,
I ostoffice as Second-class Mall M at
¡the su m m er cam paign.
w ithout opposition.
i> Good advice is nearly alw ays -$> GRAIN IS DESTROYED
ter.
Five seats in th e U nited S tates I In L ouisiana and Colorado, only
<S> h a rd to take.
BY MIDLAND FIRE
subscription Price Delivered in C ity: ❖
senate,
49 in th e house of r e p r e - , congressional and s ta te candidates
-
u n e iribnth ....................................$ -65
KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. 11.
sentatives, and a host of s ta te and are to be nom inated.
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Three m o n t h s ................................. 1-S5 ; ’
F ire believed to have s ta rte d from m unicipal offices a re involved in
Lodge, P oindexter and Tow nsend
31x m onths ...................................... 3.75 <s> will his h e a rt be also.
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have opposition— th e la tte r two
One year ........................................ 1-50 <$>
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ranch
in th e M idland
d istric t, Iin A rizona, Colorado, L ouisiana, having stiff fights on th e ir hands
Mail and Rural R outes
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You c a n ’t learn a dog new <s>
One m onth ....................................$ .65,
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W ashington, Ver- to be renom inated.
T hree m onths ............................... 1 .9 5 1 trick s unle" y ° u are sm a rte r <$• burned over 500 acres of stan d in g M assachusetts,
m
ont
and
M
ichigan.
In M assachusetts, S enator Lodge
grain. The h a rv e ster was also de
Hix m onths .................................... 3.50'->> th a n the dog.
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ADVERTISING RATES
<$> The fu tu re holds little for •$> m ent. The fire is confined to th e ital centers a b o u t the sen ato rial con- m er sp eak er of th e M assachusetts
Display A dvertising
tests in M assachusetts, W ashington house of rep resen tativ es.
W alk er
Chin L ung ranch.
tin g le insertion, each in c h ............ 30c i> the wom an who has m ore <$•
and
M
ichigan,
w
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th
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seats
of
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characterized
by
political
ob-
beauty
th
an
she
knows
w
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to
YEARLY CONTRACTS
th
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pro
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in
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republican
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servers
in
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ashington
as
“strong.
Display Advertising
do w ith.
Use Mesmerism In Breaking in Horses.
One tim e a w y k ........................27*4e <S>
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The world’s best horseback rider is a re in jeopardy— S en ato r H enry h u t not d an g ero u s.”
.25
Two tim es a w ^ k ............
T here a re , how ever no less th an
<•> One n u s a n c e in a tow n, <§> said to be ex-Lieut.
Pietro Hu- Cabot Lodge, m inority lea d e r; Sena-
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iv e r y o th e r d a y ...............
to
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P
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denko,
once
of
the
imperial
Russian
fo
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w hen you get rid of it, is invar- <S>
Local Readers
hussars
and
now
a
w
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at
the
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the
naval
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com
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W
illiam A. G aston, retire d b a n k
Bach line, each tim e ......................10c!<$> iably followed by an o th er.
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club
of
Belgrade,
Jugo
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nsend,
To run. every o th e r day for one
e r; Sherm an L. W hipple, Boston a t
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slavia.
m on th , each line, each tim e . . 7c <i>
the good roads cham pion of th e sen to rn ey ; John H ackson W alsh, a fo r
Tell a m an he is s m a rte r <§>
He claims never to have failed to
To ru n 'e v e ry issue for one m onth
ate.
m er dem ocratic candidate fo r gov
oy m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c <3> th a n you a re , and he will not <?• break and tam e the wildest horse. He
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controversies
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Classified Column
says he does not use srrength and agil
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
S> m oney to boot.
ity, but mesmerism. He takes a wild a re less keen. In A rizona, S enator univ ersity p rofessor who endorses
To ru n every issue for one m onth <$>
♦ horse, slips a halter on its head, passes H enry F. A shurst, dem ocrat, will be prohibition and th e league of na-
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or m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e.
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Legal Rate
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Secrets,
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fish
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to
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Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
FARM REM IND ERS
soil is desirable and a lib eral supply
or run at will. A fter the horse Is tired
polnt line ...................................... 5c <§>
keep.”
<S> he pets it, whispers strange words Into
of humUs Is a g re a t aid.
Young
Card of th a n k i • • ■ « • • • • • • • • • $ 1 * 00
3>»<§> <S> <?> <£ <S> <§■ <§>.$> Its ear, words known to a few Cos L ight a Factor in Poultry Houses
O bituaries, th e line ..................... 2 ^ c
plants m ay be se t o u t In th e early
L ig h t is an im p o rta n t facto r in a
sacks of the Caspian steppes, and then,
Fraternal Orders and Societies
never again, will th at horse bite or p o u ltry house. I t is well to place au tu m n when six to eight inches
A dvertising f o r , fra te rn a l orders j
A n o rth e rn or n o rth e a ste rn
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r initi-1
kick or disobey a man.
windows in the re a r.
T he fro n t high.
atlo n fee and dues, no discount. R e
Pietro soon is to become trainer and should be le ft about half open in exposure is to be p referred for the
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be i
horsebreaker for King Alexander.
o rd er to provide the p roper circu la p lan tatio n , b u t is not essential. It
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad
vertlslng w hen an adm ission or other
tion. In w inter a c u rta in , pulling up will do well on any exposure. The
Perhaps It’s Merely a W ater Dog.
charge Is m ade.
from th e bottom , m ay be used to cooler and sh a d ie r th e spot, the
Zoologists, says a Buffalo paper, are
fin e r the b erries will be.
A b u t C onstitutes A dvertising
trying to classify a peculiar form of a d v a n ta g e in p artially closing th e
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
Poultry' Need Exercise
animal life found by Edward Briggs opening.
ing am ong some as to w hat consti
Set Reil Raspberries in Autumn
In the Niagara river at Niagara Falls.
PENDLETON, O.,. Sept. 11.-
R equirem ents for a w ell-planned
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g ,
Red rasp b e rrie s th riv e on alm ost p o u ltry house a re su ita b le location,
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which j Tw enty-tour b e a u tifu l racers, repre- The freak is 12 Inches long.
The forepart of the body resembles any type of loam soil. U pland, sandy avoiding exposure as m uch as pos
ls u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti- ; se atin g th e E ddie M cCarty strin g s,
a lizard, while the hlndpart looks like or clay loam soils a re good if they
a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re and five bucking horses a re a t the - a fish.
sible, fresh a ir free from d rafts,
events, w here an adm ission charge
a re well d rained. Clay loam u su plenty of floor space for exercise
Round-U
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stab
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in
a
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tic
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a
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of
The creature Is of a spotted brown
Is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS
color and has a smooth skin and no ally gives heavier yields. T he m ois purposes, plenty of roost space to
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his applies to the com ing Round-Up.
tu re co n ten t of th e soil is m ore im prevent crow ding, eq u ip m en t such
o rganizations a n d societies of every
Am ong th e fleet-footed anim als scales. It has four legs, the feet being
formed like human hands, but with p o rta n t th a n th e soil. T he soil m ust as d rin k in g fo u n tain s and m ash 1
kind as well as to individuals.
A i r r e J o r t Saof‘ suc“h acriritTes a fte r |
come here a fte r w inninS la u ‘ only four fingers.
be well d rain e d , m u st re ta in m ois hoppers in such places and in suf- j
rels on m any track s, a re Young Hex-
they have occurred is news
The ears have four lobes, with a tn£l
tu
re , an d m ust never be su rfe ite d ficient q u a n titie s th a t th e fowls will I
All com ing social o r organization te r, A lta M., Miss E n o ra, A p iran tn a, of hair on each lobe. The freak is
w ith m oisture. A reasonably fe rtile have access to them a t all tim es.
m eetings of societies w here no O rphan Child, D ora T u rn e r, R uth alive.—Exchange.
m oney co n trib u tio n id solicited, in iti
ation charged, or collecton tak en IS Van, M amie Van, Skilfull S., K arl
Atmospheric Phenomenon.
NEWS._______________ ._____________ C. and Sultan. M cCarty is now in
An unusually perfect and beautiful
Spokane and th e horses a re under example of the atmospheric spokes
OVERCHARGING IS RESEN TED th e care of George Langdon.
which may occasionally be seen radi
(P o rtla n d T elegram )
The M onday before R oundU p will ating from the setting sun was wit- |
P o rtla n d .—-(T o th e E d ito r of the see th e a rriv a l of th e p atro n sa in t nessed In England in July last year.
Our assortment contains both wood and coal
T e le g ra m .)— I like to sing of th e of th e sb ow, nam ely C harles Irw in, Five distinct bands of a light salmon 1
pink color, separated by five corre
beauties of Oregon a n d so do you. who ¡s a fam iliar fig u re in track
burners
that are made to render the maximum
sponding bands of pale blue, were vis
Every citizen, proud of th e sta te , de- and aren a. He sta te s, in a w ire to ible, stretching up into the heavens
service. They are attractive, both in looks and in
lig h ts in telling stra n g e rs from ev- jj . w . Collins, p resid en t of th e from the sinking sun. The phenomenon
price, and are sure to give satisfaction.
ery nook and co rn er of th e land, Round-Up, th a t he will have about lasted about an hour, and later on the
w hat Oregon has th a t is w orth 29 head of stock. His lady relay same evening a violent thunderstorm
Drop in and let us show them to you.
while.
But a t the sam e tim e, 've , rid ers are L orena Trickey, acclaim ed broke over the place where the spec
tacle had been witnessed. There are
should not overlook th e giving ot w orld cham pion wom an rid e r and
a w arning w henever one is needed I w inner of th e H otel McAlpin trophy, a number of other instances on record
in which sim ilar phenomena have been :
R ecently a party of to u ris ts v. it- and y e r a McGinnis.
F o r the two followed by thunderstorms,
ed C ra te r L ake. No objection was nien-g relay strin g s he has as rid ers,
Terrible Weapon« of War.
felt to the $2.50 per c ar charged “ S pider” Kelly and Red P ru itt.
Phone 908
87-80 North Main St.
The
next w ar may have its invisible
w hen e n te rin g the reserve, but de
His tric k rid e rs a re H arry W al
cided objection was en tered w hen ters, Miss T rickey, Miss McGinnis airplanes, flying noiselessly above
cities and dropping bombs and disease
Anna Springs was reached. D rivers ; an(j R Oy K iv ett, w ho is also a trick
i germs on unsuspecting inhabitants. 1 err
of the cars did not feel they w e r e jroper
S teer ropers of the Irw in accord(ng to a report of the executive
gw«a
being overcharged when 37 cen ts a ag g regation a re K ivett, C laude Saw -i committee of (lie British pariiamen-
gallon was asked for gasoline.
It yer, Buddy S terling, Cliff K ing and ( tary air committee.
Recent discoveries are said to have
was found necessary to purchase a Phil Yoder
made
an airplane Invisible at 20,000
loaf of bread.
Tw enty cents was
Irw in will have in his old stalls,
asked for th is, and it was not fresh. besides his racing sta ff, bucking feet and mufflers have been devised to
make the motors silen t
The sam e loaf reta ils elsew here for raujeg> fjve bucking horses and one'
a dime.
A q u a rt of th e th in n e st | ia ydown horse.
skim m ed m ilk you ever saw cost 25
George D rum heller, of W alla'
cents. O ther charges w ere in P r o - 'W a,la long a frien d of t he Pendle-i
portion.
I wo of the party had ^ ’n ' j t On Round-U p, will secure for this
nor at th e hotel. They w ere served y e a r»s Show th e horses for Queen
oue sm all piece of sa lt pork, a boiled j jh e ln ia Thom pson and h er atten d -
potato, a tablespoon of canned peas a n j s
T here will be fo u r w hite
Yeast Combines the Neces
and a drink called cot fee.
The horses for th e m aids and one c re a m -( Ironized
sary Body-Iron and Body-Vita-
charge was $1 each.
¡colored anim al fo r th e queen. Miss
It has come to be understood by most
mines Which Make Skin
Eruptions Vanish
C o n trast th is to a m eal purchased Jeggle Druinheller> d a u g h te r of Mr.
manufacturers and distributors that
Absolutely
a t M adras. Broiled steak s and ham G rum heller, has been chosen as one
a large volume of business at any
You can p rove th e re m a rk a b le r e
and eggs, bread, b u tte r, rasp b erries.
maidg sh e is an accom plished
s u lts of ironized y e a s t in a few days’
period of time is of itself no proof
tim e. To g e t re s u lts th a t you can
pineapple pie and o th e r good th in g s horsew om an and has rid d en in the
a c tu a lly see in y o u r m irro r, and a c
that the business is built on a sure
w ere served, and the p ro p rie to r p e n d iet on show. Two o th er m aids tu a lly feel in y o u r w hole m ak e-u p ,
w anted his p atro n s to e a t m ore t h a n ^ MJgg A lladeen scro g g ’ns. of L a ' y o u m u st use t h a t y e a s t w h ich g iv e s
foundation. The volume may be due
th e ir capacity would perm it
The Qran(je and Miss H elen Thom pson,;
to a variety of conditions, and those
charge was 50 cents a head.
p endie ton.
Miss Scroggins has
conditions may be temporary, and
A nna Springs was the only P ^ c e
jn th e Unjon sto ck show> J
may be entirely out of the control of
on a trip of over 1000 miles, ma e p o r tjand m jSg jS yet to be chosen to
by way of S alem . E ugene, (.ra n ts m ake up tb e grOup of atte n d an ts.
those who enjoy them.
P ass, A shland, Bend and The D alles, (
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w here th e re w as any overcharging
The only sure foundation upon
TH E W EA T H ER
or any evidence of p rofiteering.
which a big business can he success
TOURIST.
Ì -WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.— W ea-
fully built is an undisputed consumer
D ated Septem ber 4, 1922.
__
I th e r outlook for the period Septem
preference. Let that be present, and
ber 11 to 16, inclusive:
P acific'
it matter not how quickly a business
(O regon V oter)
coast s ta te s — G enerally fair, except'
-grows, or how big it grows, you have
W hat the e n te rp rise of one com- fOr l o w e r s d u rin g th e la tte r p a rt
T h e s w e e te s t, d e a r e s t k is s e s a r e
t h o s e p la c e d o n a c le a r , p u r e s k in .
m uuity can m ean to itself and th e oj t h e week on th e n o rth co ast;; th e n e c e ssa ry b lo o d -b u ild in g v ita -
the assurance that it is solidly built
ta te of Oregon as a whole is exemp- norm al
tem p e ra tu re s.
N orthern m in es w ith th e p ro p e r k in d of
and
that it will not topple over when
s tr e n g th - g iv in g iron, in th e sam e
lifled by G ran ts Pass.
T h at city Rocky M ountain and P la te a u regions - fo rm a s it e x is ts in th e h u m a n body.
the first wind blows.
h e re is only one iro n ized y e a s t p ro
ham m ered steadily a t th e s ta te — G enerally fair, w ith te m p e ra tu re s T
duced in th e w orld, a n d it is called
sim ply, Iro n iz e d Y east. I t is n o t a
highw ay com m ission and th e U nited n e a r o r som ew hat below norm al.
m ere m ix tu re o f y e a s t a n d iro n , b u t
Advertising is the corner stone of
is y e a s t Ironized, w h ich is a su b
S tates forest service, to u n d e rta k e — - - ■ - ■ — —
sta n c e a ll by itse lf. P im ples, b la c k
the structure of consumer preference.
h e a d s a n d e ru p tio n s m ean th a t you
th e construction of a ro ad to the
are m in u s th e r ig h t k in d o f iro n -a n d -
No conspicuous example exists where
Oregon Caves, one of th e w orld’s
v ita ra in e s. Y ou need both. Iro n ized
Y
east
w
ill
fre
e
you
fro
m
pim
ple-
w onders. This y ear, th e " first sea
there is a steady and sure consumer
Diplomatic e m b a rra s s m e n t fo re v e r, y o u r b la c k
Effective
h e a d s w ill v a n ish , y o u r p u rified rich
son for th e new ro ad , the trav el far
demand for any product that is not
re d blood w ill show in th e ru b y of
y o u r c h e e k s a n d a d o ra b le s k in -c le a r
exceeded th e m ost op tim ist'c expect
properly advertised. Every instance
ness. Iro n ized Y east w ill p u t w ire -
ASHLAND REALTY CO
ations. T o u rists from a ll sta te s of
n e ss in y o u r nerv es, n ew red biood-
that can he cited of a consumer de
c e lls in y o u r blood. I t b u ild s s tr e n g th
th e Union a re now tellin g of the
in e v e ry o rg a n , in m en, w om en a n d
Opposite City Hall
c h ild re n .
I t is a lso a sto m ach
m arvels of th e m arb le halls. One
s tr e n g th e n e d A sk fo r Iro n ized Y east,
n o th in g else. B e w a re o f im ita tio n s.
m ore a ttra c tio n m ade available, and
Iro n iz e d Y e a st is sold a t a ll d r u g
Business
Chances
gne m ore m agnet to draw th e m otor
sto re s a t $1.00 a p a c k a g e . E a c h p a c k
a g e c o n ta in s 00 ta b le ts , e a c h ta b le t
ist to th is land of w onders T he en
sealed. T h e y n e v e r lose th e ir pow er.
Insurance
Real Estate
M’f d o n ly by Iro n iz e d Y e a st Co.. A t
tir e sta te can be g rate fu l to G rants
la n ta , Ga. A ll k isse s w iU be s w e e te r
fro m now on!
P ass fo r its Initiative.
Pendleton Is
Getting Set For
Annual Round-Up
Heating Stoves
SIMPSON’S
To Stop Pimples
Yeast Vitamines
Must Be ironized
HARDWARE
Silverton i
C ord T ire
“BEST IN THE LONG RUN*
O n e Q u a lit y O n ly
The Silvertown is the pioneer cord tire o f America.
Its history is the record o f every important develop
ment in cord tire construction. From the start it
gave the motorist a new idea o f tire service.
The Silverto'wn is made by a t organization iviih 5 2
years' experience in rubber manufacture.
Tl.'re is only one quality in Silvertown Tires. The
materials and workmanship in one are the same as
in ail others. The name of Silvertown is always a
symbol o f one quality.
Your dealer will sell you the Silver-
town in any size from 30 x 354 up.
THE B.F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, Akron, O lio
ESTABLISHED 1870
f o r AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES, TRUCKS
Constantly On Guard
Our vault, protected by our electric burglar
equipment is as sensitive to human touch as a
mother is to Baby’s cry.
The door, ceiling and walls of the vault are
surrounded by electrically charged cables,
which respond to the least touch and automat
ically set our gong ringing its vibrant alarm.
This is an institution that really protects; and
a bank that really serves.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
Time to Build Strong
mand that is strong enough to offset
changing market conditions may also
he cited as an example of the effective
use of advertising.
The present business condition is a
challenge to every business that is
built on the uncertain foundation of a
demand due to a favorable state of
the market. Assuming that the strong
demand of the past few years, prior to
1920, was a permanent thing, many
manufacturers made provisions to
supply the demand and reap a harvest
of profits'> hut they overlooked the
importance of insuring their share of
the demand.
Now the great lesson has been
learned—at a prodigious cost. The
disposition today is to build str'ng.
to make sure of the foundation before
rearing a &reat superstructure. In
the long run it will mean that all busi
ness will he on a more solid basis, and
less likely to he upset hv changing
conditions. This will he the great
compensation for the stress of the
present period.