Morning register., July 16, 1922, Image 21

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JULY 16,. 1822
FIVE
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WwIH..rrl." n ,hll Wlliimelle
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'hb nii. V..I.
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t"'; v .,,. I...IHK Miiiiiii'ii.'
1 5 Hi.. mowing "f evergreens
!! V,., inly l m '" '"" "Vw
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f'"I . I l ie Ill ll' "VIMKI
n I nil" Hi. I"""" 'I''""';'
' "J Jh cl I Will '" ""
rHTroI..K a variety iiii"ii.l of
4 l( versified I'mll Hmwliut
lh. .o" ,ml..i"ii. HUM "f fruit
.mi ii m ' "'" I"""""- l""
&rn II'" "'I'1" ' "' K,"w' lr
il hail vi "i'-"""" '" ''""'"
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jobbers ll.i.l wl.li mixed
Sr. of "linn! "" Vy .""
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k3n"nii'l "Hi"'' "', "H '""' V;
EJi Irllrm. mi'l ll'"'. ''"I "", '"""
ih.B. Ill "I)' iil'liil'i'i. '"
-ll lu mi ailvniiiiiK" Hi" I""""!;'
T, inniiiK Hi"' i "w lr..1 13.--.1.
Whllo I mil i"Mi"','l I ",n"n lhl"
,W ( III,. Cllllllll. "f OVIMKI-...-I1,. 1
Mnly wlii i" "'"W lho '"',"l','i
".nn'ciii In iinl'-r I" illn my H'lii
i on tin. Iruii nurt lurry uruwlim
Salmw Kr-llrrnlly. unit l lliiU" "l
ih. nww Hi" tB"iiy 'r
vmlucliiK irlny llil"ml "f mo m
W0 klnn.. .
At prtnl ll vrrnn-Biiii iinvn
Mtiit bfkfl "If ill" " " 'il"'
M nroiolll.ni. '"I- I'l'-V 1,r" ""
riiMi.lv grown nnil . kr.l. tlif y l"lil
.bout doul.lB th" rioi. mill Uisy uro
murll ini'i-o l"iiill.l. f"Minii1liiB
wll n lnrnn In itlr oi.r li.gni.i
Th" 1 n f"r ' I''" ',rr'
Hm driving Hi" culilvni".! "" "t
If Ik. murkot. fur now am ncvi-r l
lom ihn lu"r nro li.i.king for quul
nr. ml f"r Hii H",r0 '" t'" '""1-
. u-ll.l .v.ira.Krn
vi(li'l Imrrli'N cjim tin whin
rt'tiilv, liny it K. ri from illil ami
NllNllO'tluWN nutl (Mlinr rurolKU lllilthT,
Hlhl Wlirn. )iiiM'iiy f.'-lKi-4 iiiKl rul
Ilvuli il, I hey m i Hii"i lui' In tvry
wny, innl rntMiiiiuiil tin liicivuiiail yricy
ovoi lho wild IhitIi'h.
rmiiiiKiHliiu: mill I'liuiilntc
Wliiht ihu cvtMKi' fit In a very luinly !
hiny wlii-M It mm... kIh niiiiil, ll Im
utv iti'llcali wlii'M yiMing, ntl'l liant
(tt uliiii, iiiul vi.ry nlitw riiniiM', mtd
.mHiin tlvit iilmitKiN nl hi fliMi luuk
Ml lllll llliltltN llllll IINM iiuitilnic hut fhtl
cIiihn Iim, 11 In w.'ll In miiH.'iy ,t,
lipN nnil lu lit lilt tiurm'ry pJiimIh In
llu. fall; ,y mt ilultiK llnV Will itut Iiini
tin 1 1 mm ti f Din kimmihI that ytf.tr, iiml
what tilmifN will illo will tin, ho Unit
HHiiuiior, anil hy i.hintltiK In lho full
l hoy will liavn llin wlnUf unij umly
Hpilnrf to gvi inuitMl, unU tho plunlor
will tfut ii pi'rfi't Miuml.
(IkjuimI Hlioiihl Im well pliiwcil hihI
hmIi. hn Iii1 unit vvull witUimI up hn
Int i. plnntliiK. .Ttt" youtiu lattH hIiouIiI
hn IliDiouKlily W(il(ril huil( wuyit ovnry
Vi'H'' timll tm-y mil Irollirtud. Viti i
kIuii Itl I mi mow ti hut win n tin rnwii
i'niy yimr for (ovur I'rup. HowIhk
Hhui'lil hit dtMiu hi'furo Uii HviIiu)mm
ihlnn, whh'ti will hit iniity KtiotiKh until
llin hunii'H an laiKo iMtmiuh In liui'
vonI, when tin tnnly wowIiik will hn
tnpnnnihl) ami IL will Im a Imiil nial
l ' to Ki't it Klill Hlu nil of vnlch un
ai-rnuiit it having to plant flo lalit.
ll Im H(lvlahlit to plant 1-1 lo 1ft
fi'i'i iipart In thti rnwN, mnl tlm miwh
Hnlit or til no fiit apart, ut um would
fmiry. Our yaul Im K hy 1(1, mtd w
(inU tho luwa fur onouith uimrt to
prtipnrly wot It, whlrh wn ilo with lltn
Haiiin tnnlH nit urn urfcil In tlm Iokuii
yartlN. irultivatliiti la iluuo Jut tho
Ma tn a im In tlm Iiikimi ynrdN fxri'pt wo
hfp itolim thrnuttli U10111 Ioiik (ir
tlm IfiumiH uio lahl by for tho plt-klnx
hi tuou.
NimhI l-VnlllwT
WV hav foti ml ihnt Qvorftreunn rn
Mponil to ri'lllllKlillnn UiUi'll lil'ng tiwnl
ily I luin hiKunn. 11 n1 hm tlny yi'ld
tnirh Iti-avy fi'iipti tiny hlinuld 1h fi'il
an wnll an lltlnd. Itiirnyanl inuiiiin
In, iit rmiinn, tlm biMt fortlllxnr wi
luivt fni ml. hut wp almi t l mU r
'NiillH hy iimIiiu nhiMit 20 minn raid)
of itlirutit if miiIu and Rtipt'rplirnipiiiilo
fi(Ml( rt-il anniiiil, hut tint rh'wr In the
hill tliMii ubuut two funi. Wo upply
thn phnKpltati In iarly Ktdiiuury, and
(tin nit in In lit Malidl,
riiMt fur tri'lllNlnti ahould lio ubuut
fuiir ond u half fnct nbov tho Hfutind,
punt fii viry t wi hlllN. t'roiw
nrniN . mnilti ftum two hv fonrn M
Im Itu Umik. nhuuld tut tuilUt on tlm
I Mint at thn toit. N'td IluhliT than No.
II wire nhould h uiwd, ma pled to the
croiifi-Hi tin on n Inch from tin ritd,
ttntkttiK th wlrrn 13 Inidiin apart.
ClcnUi for nupportlnic tho vltifit nrn
mud i uC lxl-iin'U Utji, Thtuift urc
4 lindtin lonit til, uml nntidinl on
inrh from WMdt imm! t fit nvr wlrm.
Vlni'M 111 o brought tip hetwevn tho
EAT MORE
Lollegelce Lream
IT IS A FOOD
College Ice Cream is a delicious, nourishing food
cnt more of it.
TO CONFECTIONERS
Wc will care for all your fountain needs. Wc carry all flavors
of Magnus fruits and syrups a complete line of soda foun
tain supplies. Write, or plionc M80.
Eugene Fruit Growers AssTn.
' Phone 1480 East 8th and Ferry
"Tlic home of College ice cream '
BAKER-BUTTON
THE KODAK SHOP
t fy 10th and Willamette
wlivrt, nvct Ihn rnn nlut, umUr thn
iii .vi, and nn In thin iniimtor, hut not
wnipjii'd arniind ihn wln-n.
I i nit Ciwlly ItfjM lM il
Tin vIihh will ihrow nut thn fruit
uporM ahmit Iwo or ilini fret hum,
whh h wilt Nth-k up mtd out until tin.
ImuiIih Kid Hourly kiowii, whim th'
w.-Jiilit will pull thn MpiiiH ilnwii tind
nearly nil thn IhmiIih will h Iir
l In wIihh ami rlnHii to tlm outdid",
whli h In ii vry Important matti-r, hh
thn i' lawn mi an nvorKt't'CMi uro not
to hn nirii-d Willi.
Tliu youiiK iiiii(h hUohIU novcr Un
tralinid lit, ur ullowoil to mow uuiniitf
thn prndui'lnK vmum. Tiny ran mIIIiit
hu li-alnwd hIuiik thu Krouud, held hy
wlr tionpi or wood pftftn, or can hp
Irtilni'd on ti (lopnratt- pnr of wlifn Iwo
fiit Itidow thn w I r thn prodtM-ltiK
caiinti urn trained on. Wn arn of tin
opinion now that ilirt In-itcr way in
to Iralu thi'in on thn urnund, kcnpluK
thmit lu tho row until ihn old ranfK
am rut out In lho Tall or Hprliiv, wln-n
thry van ho then tralimd oh lho wire
fit tho lop of thn puHiM,
1 ly tinlnliiK on tho Kround onn
would not fiiivn to put on thn extra Hid
of wlriH nnd ornm-nrmii, and thn pontti
would ho ri'llnvfd of tho nxtni hurdcii
of rairylJiK tilt youtiK cuiii-m, which
Im In Itfvlf un i'oni worth mnullonltiic
iih poMtH hnvn MoiimthlnK to do In u
wull pioducltitf ttvntKri'i'ii yard.
Planting Time Big Factor in Securing Good Lawn
I)ipnrtmmt of AKrlcultiiro Hullotln
KprluKllino Jx fommnnly notiHldnrod
lu hn nnid tltnii, hut with lawim hat
I U'HllllM oft I'll urn ohtiilnnd hy nuim!
ItiK n Hutnn ot hi'i' ni'iinoii. Anions
tnrnti'i'M I lift prai'Hcn of plmilltiK cr
lalu Ni'ld cropn In tin foil Iiuh hmtn
lonu I'HtahllMhrd, hut In thn growiriK
of lawn niOMt prnonM, both In lho
rltlt'M and lit thn country, Hlnfr to thn
old Idea that Mpihitf Im tho tltuo to put
In the m od. And tunny a muiitfy hiwn
hu Uvi'u tlm rinult.
lOxrnpt. porliapN, In lho northern
tier nT MtntfH unit In Ni-w Ktmlnnd.
i-ayn tho tlnltttil Hlnli'H iliMmrtim'fit of
aKth'ullurn, itarly ituluinr? mutdlnK ht
111111' h innru Mallfactory than nprltiK
mi'ciHuk- Houth or thn latlludo of Now
York Hprlujf h IIuk whould randy IT
i-vi'i hu prnctlrod. Thorn uro Kood
rMtMniin for tlilH rulo, Younir kiiihh
Ioch not Htool well In cprfuff uud
miuunrr, nnd In not miffleli-ntly iik
urcHNlvo tu iininlnit cnih-tfraMH nnil
othir MUinninr titinual wociIh. Iti tho
nrca Mouth of 1 hlu and north of tho
l'oloutau and Ohio rlvom tho tltuo h
onrly In Hi'plonthor. Tito roHoedlnir
of tin old lawn Mhnuld hn dono ut tho
muuo mciihoii km now MOt-dlnn.
'IViNtihux thn Holt
A Hiiltahlo noil Ik of flrnt Itnportanoo,
oKi(M'lully w Intro thn idlmato Ih not
particularly favorahln to tho fortnu
llon of Koud turf, mid moHt of thvm
run hn Improved hy treatment mudi
an d nil mi ko, nuiniirlmr, fnrlillzlitK. nnd
HniliiK'. A drop loamy noil U canity
propnrod, a It already him tho rlifht
tnxtum, hut It may nvvtl fortlllsInK
with bJirnyord ninnuro. or Imno-ini-al
In upplh'ailiinn of 20 poumtH to 1000
mo, dura fret. Htlff rhiyii nood both
tuiud nnd voRotublo nttittor bofwo they
art- roady lo mipport a ttood turf,
mid Ihoro In llttlo dnniror of ovnrdolnir
tho uno of otthrr of thoin, An Jnfh
lycr of and workM Into the clay will
prod uro a permanent improvement In
ti'Xture. ?nnvcrely, clay may bo uwd
to Improve light windy nolta. Hn
ctiyn! viirotnblo matter IlKhtona tho
(ftxturn ff clny unlln, Inrrrum-n their
wntwr-hnldlnir capanliy, and Improve
ther tlralniiKe; It nlno lmproen sandy
ho Mm and muken thorn more retentive
of ntolNitiro. About a half ton to 1000
wjuarn foot ordinarily im mifflrlcnL
Whvii U'hUo t;UVfr nod . blueurajw
do not Hrow well, t In probnblo that
llmo In needed, Ono humlroil pound
of iilr-Hluckotl Unto to 1.000 Mtiare
feet of lawn, woll worked In before the
Mi-ed In phmted, In a natlHfactpry nppll
ration In inoal caneM. U in rocom
mened tin a top-droKMlnft for turf, nnd
Hhould not hc ud for l)ont Kraiwen or
fcncuoH unlenn trio noli In vory acid.
The nnil nhituld hn thoroughly 1"'
Box 606
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r
your films to us nnd save the trouble of bringing; them
tous personally nml calling for thoni when finish1'!.
; t- All Worlt Rocpivea. Qir ernonal Attention
pared for planting nevnral wokn bo
foro (bo fuiodJnK taken place In order
that thoro will bo llmo for It to not
lit and for weed HoerlK to Kcrmlnato.
Kentucky bhiOKniMt I the inont nut
Iftfuotory for lawttn In the noriborn
HtatcH. hut hent rviultn aro obtained
when tt In lined In a mixture with othor
Kniwio. A mixture coiituininK 17 partn
of bhlvKriiHH, four partn of rerleunod
rediou, thrvfl pari of poronnlal ryc
uvuhu, and one part of whJto clover ha
been found to bo an icood at any. A
mlHtako In oftnn mudu ln needlttK too
thinly. At leant two pouiidn of thin
mlxlurn nliould bo uncd on 1,000
miuaro feet of noil. Tho ryo-Krann nnd
n-dtop Krow quickly and form a numo
crop for lho nlowcr Krnwlntc bluoKninn
and white clover. Afmr thu lawn has
boon cut for a time It will connlnt ul
itiont onttroly. of blui-KranK apd clover.
ratoh IttWtu may be repaired, 4ut
when tho turf Iji very poor It ununlly
payn bettor to romako thn lawn ciptlro
ly. Tho arooii to he improved Hhould
hn ncralchrd un with a ntent rako and
drenned with a mixture of Kood lontrti
or com pout with which tho seed Is
mixed. I
flood turf required frequent cup-1
plnif, say twlco a week, durlnif tho
ncaKon of rapid growth, and It Is ad
vlnable o romvvo the cut niBH. In
dry porloil It in ImpOKnlblo to keop
lawnn In irood nhspe wjthotit wntnrlmr.
and tin nouislonal thorouuh soaklns In
Imlter than rrcqueni wnieriii((n. Al
though thero In Httlo definite Informa
tion on tho. Mtbjctit. It In nenernlly
thought bent to put on tho water late
In tho afternoon.
Nliaily lltuvH PrcMcnt Iroldm -Tt
In difficult to make a good
lawn Id whndy planei. but the uratwes
ln tho recommended mlxtura can be
enoouraRod to grow hotter ln the
ha do. by liberal watering-, the uso ot
extrn quantities of fertilizer and pon
nihly lime. Tho In-nl available gram
for nhady place Is red fescue or the
variety known as Chewing" fescue.
It requires tho namo treatment an the
mixture, except that no lime should be
used.
Weeds are particularly trouble
no mo from June until frost, nnd crab
grann in especially bad. It may be
eradicated by cutting or pulling the
plants while- they are HU small, but
thin In a tedious and costly Job.' It in
hard to out with a lawn mower, but If
it in raxed nrnt mo Knives will get
a good doul of It, although not enough
lo stop , seed production entirely.
Chemical sprays may be used for such
weeds as dandellono, plantain, chick
weed, voronlcn. nnd oxevo daisy, but
tho mont ntlfnctory exterminator Is
a weed spud and ioIh of elbow grease
n Litt
Oregon Jersey Cow Make
Notably High Records .
llll'itlo Owl, Owned by V. M. LnJJ.
of farlliind, Third UlKlu.t of
Urofid; Allrna-H Noblo Laggle
Winn HocDiul Gold Modal.
T
Hy producing 14.01ft pounds of milk :
nnd StJS.SO pounds of huuorfat, Hlrdio,
Owl of M. 1. V. 4U32T wins ani
Amarlcan Jorsoy rattlo club Mwlal
of Merit. Hho carried cnlf 196 days
and becomna the third highest senior-threo-year-old
of the breed. She
Ml a r ted tent at 3 years, C months of
UK.
The required yletd Xor a cow of
Illrdle's oks Is 80Q.0 pounds of butter
fat, no her achievement can bo roadlty
approclatod.
Her production Is qulto sennntionnl
and nddn another namo to tho already
Hut ni itfitirnii hnnnr rntv. Ilirille
appearoil In tho 60-pQUtul lint every
v.- VI r. tli Hl'M u-aa hee tilfftl
owl month, when Hho produced 1.6 52
pountm or mitK o,"" vj.sa iwuinw ui
buttorfat.
Tho Mooma o'Fornwood 1S70J4 Ih
tho idro of lilnllo, which, bull W rnp-
nny prwvinK iimii"'"
Iloual nmrii; aim oni"" m
it.-.ii. nf t T. TV 65K7fl.
who has two llcglntcr of Merit rec
nrils aveniglng 10.214 pounds of milk
and 612.64 pounds of butterfat.
Illrdio Owl of M. T. P. is owned
by W. M. mU of Tortland.
Allona's Noblo iJiwrle 370087 nas
romplotoil hor siiond Itcglntor of
t.trkt rernrd nn which alio Wins her
necond gold modal.
In tho S6 oayn no wan on wi.
. ...i.tnr.A d fnllriwti? 13.110
pounds of milk, 717.66 pounds of but
terfat at, 5 years, 4 mouths, She
tented 0.4 per cent anw wturw
1117 dnyR
y t. n ntmf rnAM TilMln nrO-
t inona ..A.in.la nl ttilllf 07 3. 7 f)
tUICeil j 11 , ft . w. ........ -
pounds of butterfat In S0& days, qual-
iryliuf ror, ciiimh 4i.v"bi
both gold and silver medal roquiro-
TlddMywink'B Noblo 106587, tho
nllvor medal bull, is tho slro of IjiwiIo,
nnd J.nd'a Alkona. 295324, is hor dani.
Mm V. ft Oalc-Noal, of; Turner, Is
tho owner of this lUgh pro(uclntT
Jorfloy.
put In by tho old treo nnd grafted ln
ubove tho blight wound..
This Is perhaps .the mont out st nnd
Ipg nnictlco in tho orchard this
nprlng. However, it is uy no mean
the only thing that has been done to
Imnrovft tho orchard. When the trees
wero planted they wero most solidly
un metis. now u nas oeen iounu
that other varieties should havot tjeen
nlnnted to aid in pollination, and
where it is found necessary to cut off
a limb for blight or any other reason,
a Winter Nellls or nomo other variety
is grafted on. , , ,.
To remedy the trouble right now
branches are brought from the Winter
Nellls treen and laid on the Uarletis
and the been do tho rest.
DKVKIiOPIN'fJ HARDY NRF.ED FOR
DAI KYI u IN ALASKA
In some of the valleys of Alaska
whero grain and forage crops do welt
dairying seems to bo doal ruble, and
many farmers have taken it up on a
small scale. The United States dc
partment of agriculture is trying; to
develop a hardy breed of cnUlo for
that climate by crossing; the Galloway
and Holstein-Krieslan, but in tlve
meantlmo milking Shorthorns havo
been Introduced at two of the de
partment stations, at they are con
sidered fairly hardy nnd in addition
to befiujt goixt milk producers are good
Le nuaren
Brighten Homes
EVERY young couple starting out in life has visions of
joyful hours spent before the fireside with healthy, happy
children; but, alas, how often young women who lon fof
children are denied that happiness because of some functional
derangement which may be corrected' by proper "treatment,'
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for these conditions, as the following lettors show:.
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men ono pooil medicine when you
put Lydia K. i'inkhama Vegetable ( oio
pouod on tho market After J' had my
baby I was all run down awl ho nrvous
it kept me from gaining. My doctor
did everything he could to build roc up,
then lie onlered me to take Lyilis. K.
I'inkliatn's Vegetable Contiound with his
medicine and 1 am now a new woman.
I have had three children and they ar?
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backache and had no relief from his.
medieine. Ona day a neigiibor told mo
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took it. It helped mc so muc'i that X
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K. riukluim's Vegetable CompAuqd for
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Clturubusco, X. Y.
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UYOIA &.PlNKHAr4 MEei5JNE; CO. UYNN, MASS.
beef anlmalg, o combination of qual-illi-H
desired In till" rigorous region.
The animals brought lu wero secured
In Iowa and Minnesota. '-
Duo to the present drought, or
chardlsts who do not have Irrigation
should take care of the moisture sup
ply. Moisture can be conserved by
cultivation, but nor added to. As long
as the dry spell Insts arowers aro
uiued to cultivate thoroughly ot least
once a week ns late as' the middle to
the latter part of August. This will
maintain good growing conditions,
slseuble fruit and prevent the
"drought 8,:t."
Tho experiment station can make
the analyses of grass seeds to go Into
mixtures, advise Just how much to
uso in the' mixture an(1 hoflr much to
sow. Have tho seed tested early. '
Tho growth of nursery stock and
young trees will bo somewhat cur
tailed this, year because of the severe
dry spell. Anyone desiring to bud
trees should plan to do this by the
first to the lnth of August, depend
ing on variety, ln order to insure the
bark-peeling well. -
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Blighted Pear Tree Are Saved
, by Bridge Grafting
lnlorestina Experiment parrlod, on
In Largo California Orchard:
Other Vnrlotlcs Aid In PollenlBi
Hon of Bartletts.
In tho Jiimes Ml orchard of 00
acres of poiini at Hiimiltnn Oily, Cul..
a determined fight against blight was
carried on Willi the, , result that tho
orchard was saved" ays tho Pour
(irower. Tlllliht was out out whoro
found, thn wounds painted with o I of
lur and crony"" n"1' ,ho" m
grnfts put I" W rl1'1 "" over, tl,e
alrilleil places-llils. of course, whero
Rip Imrk had been entirely removed.
llrldRo grnfllng Is not new," says
Ibis nrllcle, "hut this kind of bridge
Hinfllim. whore Solon a x feet long
aro usod, Is qulto novel. In tho hands
of tho cxiiorts of tho Mills orchard,
howovor, tho work has proved sue-
ccssfui. nnn ire.' w -nvorngo
expense of 60 ccnis n. yenr
until their hoiilth Is fully restored.
In places us many ns nlno scions
Kinfled tin a treo that has been
entirely girdled, and whro the roots
hiwo boon badly ntlootod Bccdllngs uro
, Are You the Man Who .
"Never Reads Advertisements?"
Soinri, men, who vc neither blind nor
illiterate, claim sincerely- that they .
"never read, advertisements." , 1 ...
Ypt, if. you could investigate, in each
case you would find that the man who
"never reads advertisements" used an
advertised tooth paste or shaving cream
or soap, If he, owns an automobile it
.will be an. advertised car. If you. ask
his opinion of any automobile he will
reply in words that might have been
lifted bodily from an advertisement of
that automobile.
ceived his information through others
who obtained their knowledge front ad
vertising. But it is a fact that no man
can escape the effect of advertising even
if he does say ho "ncyor reads adver
tisements." . .
N.ot one of us. ever reasoned put en
tirely from his. own mind that the earth
is round. If we had not read it or
heard it we would- novor have known it.
In these days of good, truthful, help
ful advertising to say, "I never read ad
vertisements" is merely your way of
' Advertising has formed his opinions saying "I don t read all advertise
to a i great degree. He may have re- ' ments."
pV v '' . -WJl"i i .'
PuUsKfld'oV' ttie Morning ReguW, m co-operation,
. with The American. Association of Adverting Agenciet