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MEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGOX. THURSDAY, .TUNE 10. 1937.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
.to, at... nrn. In convention
stumbled yuttrday yoWd down a
proposal to Invlt the Oovemor to
address them, while at the nine
session listening to speech by
Portland labor chieftain. The re
(ueal to extend a courtesy to the
chief executive, which he. in all
probability, would have declined on
account' of a previous engagement
to take part In the Boee Festival
program, savora of tall conniving and
petty plcayunlshnesi. The ran and
file would have enjoyed a atralght
' forward speech by the Governor; the
leaden writhed under the truthful
blast. The snub (planned, or acci
dental) will not lessen the popularity
of th. Governor. The general public
will show a tendency to believe there
la something to the claim the day la
not far distant, when a farmer can't
come to town without a written per
mit from hla Professional Prlenda
and Workere.
...
Political acrlbe estimate the Presl.
dent I away from tha Whit House.
43 per cent of tha time; sine tak
ing office. It seems another occu
pant of the White House la away
from home, a much higher per cent
of th time.
The elements have demonstrated
fretting last February by horticul
turist over the lack of rain In
June waa Immaterial, and Irrevelent,
and not based on facts.
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It's a small world. The Saturday
night auto driving proves It.
...
TJndehood was conferred upon A.
Moore Hamilton, At the same time
hla boy, Alexander, and girl, Nancy,
gained a cousin.
.
Pln-bsll players, who cheat. If they
can, "lack moral conscience." It I
claimed. It appears, however, to be
on a par with the righteous hon
esty of the swindle boxes.
.
AM) NEITHER HAD HE.
(Coos Bay Times)
"One member of the school
board could neither resd nor
write and held such teachers In
great scorn ss tsught that the
world waa round. How did they
know they'd never been around
It."
Home-grown strswberry shortcske
t on the msrket. Th strawberries
are fine, hut the shortcske la sponge
cake. ...
Only one motor vehicle In these
parts, still tlsunts a red-whtte.-blue
Roosevelt slogsn on the wind
shield. Th driver advises several
recent events have msde his De
mocracy groggy.
While cleaning house, th other
day. one of the Older Girls found a
package of malt extract In a 10
gal. crock, and could not recall what
either were once used for.
Messengers flet RaUe
PORTLAND. June 10 ii Pltty
Portland Western Union messengers
received a general wae Increaa to
day amounting to about 99 per cent.
The comnan, advanced delivery scales
Ind boosted "waiting time" from J
lo 30 cent an hour.
Herman Envoy Visits
PORTLAND, June 10. (Pi Dr.
Han Luther, German envoy to the
United Otatea for sewn yesre. came
to Portland today to learn about the
Pacific coast.
,k sale Confirmation
PORTLAND. June 10 (JV-Tb
pacific American Flaherle company
eked the federal court today to con
firm the sale of the Italian motor
hip FfHre. rammed and aunk In th
Columbia river last winter.
Favor Debt Refunding
ASTOItlA. June 10. P The As
toria port commission approved an or
dinate today authorising refundinf
of port of Astoria bonded Indebted
ness of aj.iM.900. It wa forwarded
to the bond holder' protectlr com
mute for final action.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened Wt t
snd dsi Si mi Bri 11 -3 N 111
Cm slali ItlDuoi want ads.
J. P. Pulls a Boner
WE are not surprised to read the -repudiation of his state
ment on tax evasion, by J. P. Morgan.
That statement, delivered when he landed in New Tork
from a sojourn in Europe, last Monday, was an amazing endorse
ment of tax dodging, in the higher brackets.
Mr. Morgan said, in effect, that anything should go, when
tax paying time comes around. "He said he bad never incor
porated his yacht, because he didnt think it worth while, but
he defended the unknown millionaire. who did so.
.
IN other words if the rich man can incorporate his yacht, 'or
himself, a fake holding company, or establish a bogus resi
dence in Canada or Bermuda, and thus escape taxes he, would
have to pay, in the normal course of events, he is entirely
within his rights, and behaving in a perfectly respectable
manner. .
There is no moral obligation involved, only a legal oue;
and if the individual complies with the strict letter of the law,
he is entirely justified in violating its' spirit.
WE don't deny such a course
in the tinner-bracket circles.
condone it, it is quite another
mend it. And thia is particularly true of a person in J. P.
Morgan's position, who correctly or incorrectly is accepted as
the official spokesman of Tall Street, the commander-in-chief,
of the "economic royalist" forces. ;
Mr. Morgan now professes to be greatly surprised that his
"off-hand remarks on shipboard," should have been so grossly
"misinterpreted."
The truth is they weren't misinterpreted. 'Rereading that
statement, now, discloses no other reasonable interpretation,
than the one generally accepted at the time. Any tax evasion
that is technically legal, is morally sound, there are no lengths
to which a tax payer lan not go, if a smart lawyer can keep
him out of jail.
There is little doubt, that a very short time after that state
ment was published, there was a huddle of master financial
minds at the corner of Wall Street and Broad, and J. P. Morgan
the 2nd, was quickly made to see the boner he had pulled.
This assumption is supported, by his explanation published
48 hours later which reads as follows:
"My Interview on shipboard with newspapermen Isst Monday
took place before I had seen President Roosevelt's message on
Income tax evasion, with Secretary Morgenthau's letter. I am.
surprised at the Interpretation some people seem to have put
on my off-hand remarks, for I ceralnly have no sympathy with
tax-dodging or tax-evasion and had no thought of defending
aucb practices. What I feel atrongly Is that when a taxpayer
baa compiled with all th terms of th law, he should not be
held up to obloquy for not having paid more than he owed."
Quite true of course. But what does the individual owet
What does the millionaire owe, whom Mr. Morgan upheld, when
his net income say was $500,000 a year, and by incorporating
his yacht, as a business and writing off the loss, paid let us
say, on only half that amount. Did he pay. what he owed or
didn't het Was be justified in writing off the expense of his
yacht entirely a personal luxury as a BUSINESS LOSS, or
wasn't het
J, P. Morgan says ho was, because there was no law against
it. The fault lies' not with the individual but with the govern
ment.. It's up to the latter, to pass a tax. law' that can't be.
evaded. '
BUT, HOW can that be donet It never has been. We don't
believe it ever will be.
' The private yacht loop-hole can be flupgcd up, of course.
But does Mr. Morgan believe, that a smart lawyer CAN'T find
some other loophole some other legal subterfuge, through
which a man of wealth, can evade his taxes and escape punish
ment! : . Mr. Morgau knows better than that. So does everyone else,
who is at all familiar with the resources of the legal profession,
where only the technical legalities not the moral obligations,
are concerned.
As long as the sky is the limit, as long as anything goes
if it complies with the letter of the law, regardless of its
intent and its spirit, Undo Sam can pass laws to his heart's
content, but those who csn save millions, by dodging them,
and havo utterly no scruples against doing so, will keep a
sufficient number of jumps ahead to esonpe-r-and the govern
ment as usual will pay tho piper.
IT all comes down to this the publio attitude, the essential
spirit. If the spirit which Mr. Morgan so frankly upholds,
is to prevail, then good night 1 no law not supported by public
opinion can be enforced, and no law not supported by any
division of publio opinion, can bo enforced, as far as the mem
bers of that division arc concerned. If an individual or group
of individuals, is determined to ovade a law, regardless of its
provisions, don't worry they will find some way to do it
IT'S very strange. How many pcoplo tbcro arc, who wouldn't
think of putting over a "fast one", in their privato business,
who are honorable and above hoard in every way, but have no
hesitancy, in gypping Uncle Sam whenever an opportunity
offers. He seems to be fair game, for any flim fain, be it keep
ing money away from him, or getting it out of him.
The great surprise in this Morgan statement, is that J. P.
the '.'ml, should subscribe to such a doctrine living in the glass
house that ho does. For while that was tho theory of his father,
it is one the present house of Morgan, we supposed, bad dis
carded. Not only in their privato business, but their public
relations.
CERTAINLY no financial house in the country owes more TO
this country, than that of J. P. Morgan. Us great wealth
has come from America's great natural resources, and to return
in taxes, some material portion, to the government would appear
to be an obligation that would be cheerfully and patriotically
assumed.
But Mr. Morgan savs, if you can escape that obligation by
incorporating something that isn't a business, AS a business,
why it's perfectly OK, as long as they can't pnt you in jail foi it.
All moral considerations aside,
statement he didn't inherit either the good horse sense or the ,
shrewdness of his distinguished
Summer Storage
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has been frequently followed,
but it's one thine to secretly
to publicly endorse and com
J. P. the Snd showed in that
father. -
Meeting Miners Association at .
Jhffc5ntll1e 0. 8 hall. Monday. Juite '
,4 at 8 odors, t slled by the 9 w
joregon Miners' Association-
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letters pertaining to personal health snd nyglene. not to dlseaae
diagnosis or treatment, trill be answered by Dr. Brady If stsmped self
add retted envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink
Owing to the large number of letters received only a few csn be answered.
No reply can be msde to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address
Or. William Brady. 365 EI Cam I no, Beverly, Calif.
A LISSOM BELLY
Man who ha retained extraordi
nary vitality put 00 sacrlbee his
health to the fact that he hu always
worn suspendirs.
The habit of
wearing belts.
e o r s e t s, gir
dles and other
b a r n e a a that
confines, re
presses, supports,
constricts or
splints the belly
stomach, abdo
men or dia
phragm to you.
Aunt Eupberala
lowers vital
capacity.
Dr. S. Adol
phus Knof, famous authority on
tuberculosis, recommends belly
bea thing exercise for chronic arth
ritis. He quotes one physician's
oplnon of It: "It helps to relax, It
quiets the heart, it lessens fatigue
and increases endurance. It Improves
the portal circulation and thus pre
vents the distressing symptoms of
gas accumulation In the abdomen."
The physician did not mean In the
abdomen, of course, but rather gu ,
in the stomach or Intestine.
Dr. Celie Duel Mosher, for msnv '
years medical adviser to women In
Stanford university, has brought re-
lief to thousands of women and girls
who suffered from various effects of
pelvic congestion, especially painful,
excessive or li regular menstruation,
by prescribing a simple belly breatn
lng exercise.
Dr. Theron W. Kilmer, New York
physician, Introduced In 1907 a belly
band, 6 to 13 inches wide, three
Inches shorte. than the girth of pati
ent, having inserted in each side a
strip of elastic webbing, snd In each
end eyelets. The belt Is put on over
the undershirt snd laced with a long
shoelace or narrow tape at the back,
so -that it I,7? snug support. This
Kilmer belt has proved valuable for
patients with whooping cough pro
tects against hernia, prevents vom
iting, lessens severity snd frequency
of paroxysms.
Drs. J. Meaklna and R. V. Chris
tie of Montreal, suggested a belly
binder of tlie same kind as a relief
for the distress that accompanies the
Ineffectual coughing of emphysema 1
yQ.Q.Mclntvre
NEW YORK, June 10. New York
used to have several clubs where
actors, authors and sundry creative
folk could meet
their kind once
week and let
them selves go.
3 u c h organisa
tions as the Kit
Kat, The Sixty
snd The May
fair. Late Satur
day night affairs
that edged into
sunup with blng
snd go.
They were gen
erating grou nd
for many romances. Blllie Burke a
and Flo Zlegfeld's. Billy Seeman and
Phyllis Haver. And othera. The re
qulrementa for admittance were finely
drawn. Only those who had achieved
in the arts were allowed past the
entrance ropes.
The clubs made tidy sums for
several sponsors who could work 20
weeks a year and lead the life ot
Riley the rest of the time with the
profits. Today there la no such club 1
and not likely to be any more Let
ting down the bars was their un
doing, j
People. In the vernscular, who 1
didn't matter, but had plenty of
money, got over the barriers. And ,
their number incressed astonishingly.:
Soon a'l the regulars, resenting the I
chsnge. absented themselvea and I
when they did the gate crashers, of
course, were no longer interested. j
One of New York's most picturesque
millionaires is the porcine eubwsy
builder, Sam Rosoff, whose hesdllne
escspadea have run the gamut from
flash spending to suspicion in a
murder mystery. He la the rollicking,
brawny and booming personification
of American opportunity. An Immi
grant boy from Russia who hss con
tinued to be the proverbial diamond
in the rough he Uvea at a arnart
venue Inn, rides In sartorial gran
deur In the park, gives Lucullan din
ners snd Is the most extrsvsgant
tipper the night chibs have ever had.
Monotype: There is a species of
young lady who comes bobbing Into
the bars at cocktail time, bright,
brave and bewildered. She has the
appearance of not having been awake
long and there l a slight husk to
her voice often associated with gin
snd ctgarets. There Is always a
group willing gladly to have her
Join them and exchange brilliant
banter for a flock of drinks. She
leaves at the dinner hour a ott un
steadily and that Is ail thst Is seen
of her. Never In cafes at dinner, at
the theater or night clubs She is
the Manhattan Cocktail Girl, and 1
wa mid the other evening that
many hold responsible positions as
secretaries or in sales departments.
They like to have their sundown
fling solitaire, then go to some quiet
tea room for dinner and to bed early.
,t (, of!,n notd that when a fa
'h7. "T.me
post he haa oocup.ea
and vs to me more tempting ot
ter he is almoet invariably on the
1 war to oblivion. No one knows why.
fcm hM(1 W(,lt A following
will
not follow him when he decide to
moie Once thfy ioe cs.te mr
rarely come back Today there art a
'i
Jg
Brady, M. D.
PRESERVES V1TE
and chronic bronchitis. Emphysema
means weakening, atrophy and over
stretching or ballooning of the air
cells In the lungs loss of elsctlclty.
One with emphysema wheezes more
or less constantly snd especlslly on
exertion: on-j with asthma wheeses
only when an asthmatic seizure is on.
Ol' Doc Brsdy, who n. n. t., puts
himself to vcep every night with Vr
doz, belly Inflations, in spite of a
terlble conscience, snd advises regu
lar belly bresthlng exercise for the
following complaints:
Hyptertenslon, high blood pressure,
arteriosclerosis, chronic myocardial
degeneration or alow heart muscle
f si lure, poor circulation, cold feet,
nervousness, emphysema, asthma,
chronic bronchlts, but NOT pulmon
ary tuberculosis unless under you:
physician's constant care.
QUESTION SAND ANSWERS
Home-Made Ultra Violet Ray
Window.
Anyone who flnda window glus
that will transmit ultraviolet rays tOD
costly csn procure a satisfactory sub
stitute by painting or varnishing or
dinary wire screen heavily with cellu
lose acetate. This costs about four
cents a quart I believe It Is some
times sold as an egg preserver, as
liquid glass, etc. (J. R.)
Answer Thank you. It Is a sound,
practical suggestion for use where for
sny reason It la Impossible to enjoy
exposure to the sunlight out of doors.
A Baby's Smile.
Maybe I'm sentimental, though
only one-fourth Irish, but when
everything seems wrong snd I'm
away down In the dumps, I find all
the reassurance and inspiration I
need In one little thing the smlio
of our eight -months-old baby. He 13
being raised according to Ol' Doc
Brady, and we believe you'd love him,
too. (A. W.)
Answer Right. There's Just one
greater inspiration in the world than
the smile of a healthy, well-nourished
baby, and that is the smile of the
baby's mother when it Is all over
but the squalling.
(Copyright. 1937, John P. Dille Co.)
Ed Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Or. Brady
should send letter direct tu Dr.
William Brady. M. D.. 265 El
Camlno. Beverly Hills, Calif.
dozen head waiters of ten years ago
whose welcoming smiles were highly
prized but who changed their Jobs,
and today you may run across them
In obscure side street restaurants or.
In Instances, merely serving as
waiters.
Tommy Lyman continues to be
the crooning marvel of the night
clubs. A sad -eyed, shy and band
box neat lono wolf, he hss been
whispering his torchy laments lor
IS years. Long before the Vallees and
Crosbys were ever heard of. In Lon
don. Paris. New York and Palm
Beach. Away from the night haunts,
where he wanders from table to
table, he pokes about botanical gar
dens and is alwaya sending flowers
to his friends. Lyman frequently
sang for the Duke of Windsor, when,
as the Prince of Wales, he was mak
ing the Incognito rounds of Paris
with Jed Klley.
Thingumbobs: The Duke of Kent
. . . John McCormack now retired.
has salvaged the biggest fortune out
of his voice of any singer . . .
Sumner Blossom Is such a slider
around In the editorial chair that
be buys four pair of pants with
each suit . . . Lowell Thomas likes
to arrive for his broadcasting en
gagements Just In the nick of time
. . . It makes him forget all thoughts
of nervousness . , , Victor Moore is
one of America's richest actors most
of hla money coming from his sav
ings as a standard vaudeville act
. . . Noel Coward reveals Atexander
Woollcott In hla autoblogsnphy as
hla closest American friend.
Not many graphic writers have
been able In several paragraphs to
sum up the endless milling and Jos
tling In New York crowds ss did a
Texan in three words after his first
walk up Fifth avenue In the busy
home-going hour. As he weaved
through the ceaseless flow, he finally
stopped for a moment on the curb,
glanced up and down, and murmur
ed: "Many a humsnl"
(Copyright. 1937, McNaught
Syndicate. Inc.)
Communications
Communism a Fawtn Smoke Screen.
To the Editor:
"What the people will believe Is
unbelievable." says Mussolini. If the
people are as credulous ss your con
tributor, namely Ariel Burton Pome.
roy. II Duce Is right. Hitler see:ns
to have acted on hts generalization
in all his racketeering activities and
with amaElng success. Especlslly is
this true of his antt-Semltlc and
antl-democrattc trends. The more
lunatic an Idea, the better chance
It has of being put over, so he thinks
But how anyone believing in Chris
tianity or In any ethical code could
say anything good about Hitler
much less praise hlni. except for his
" NEW HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
are often attnlnrd thru nature's Knot and Herb treat
ments. Why endure your miserable condition day arte
! V feeling of robust health. No matter wit 11 what yon an
T3T ' aff llrted. Root and Herb treatment wilt pmltlteh
Lai relleTe diseases of Motnarh. Heart, Lungs. Gall It Udder
terema. I Irem, piles. Neuralgia. Ktdnris. Catarrh. Sinus Trouble. Asth
ma. Hronrhltl. ronth. Nervunf. Indigestion. Intestinal and Bnnel
trouble. Stomach t leers. Rheumatism trfhrltl. Headache, High i
Low Blood Prewure. Irlnarv llrae, ppndlrltK f emale ompialnts.
CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
open Pall 10 to (1. t III! p.m. Un. 10 to IS. IM K .Main
devilish energy. Is indeed amazing.
Consider his role In Spain. He has
planned this rape two years sgo. and
what he la doing la all "under cover
of a struggle of Ideas (communism)
and political systems." Democracy
must be wiped out because It leads,
he thinks, to communism the end
of all racketeering.
Hitler has picked out the Jews for
their destruction, because they are a
minority and because it Is so easy
to fan the coals of race hatred
against this age-old proscribed race.
Jew-balting Is hoary with age. Now
the Catholics are about to "get theirs."
not because they are affiliated with
the Jews (what bunk) but because
they oppose him and accordingly they
too must be destroyed as an lnstltu
tlon. Others will follow If he lasts.
They must, else his racket will col
lapse. All this tslk about the dangera of
communism, especially here In Amer
ica, Is merely a smoke screen for the
spread of fascism, which Is the lsst
stage of capitalism. Labor does not
want its abolition Is certainly not
striking or even 'voting for It, but Is
striving to make It work better. Its
demand for the unpacking of the
supreme court Is to serve thst end.
This must be done and "packed" on
the aide of orderly progress, else the
achievements of a century will be
burled in an avalanche of fascist
resctlon. R. HEGNER.
Oold Hill, June 7.
Comment
on the
Day s News
By FRANK JENKINS
1EWELRY dealers of the north Pa-
ciflc Coast, meeting In Tacoma
recently, report a new. Index of in
creasing prosperity.
They say that sales of wedding
rings are up about 40 per cent over
a year ago.
THERE'S an old saying to the ef
fect that two can llve as cheaply
ss one. Statistics don't confirm that
notion, because in depression periods
the number of marriages falls off
sharpij. and begins to pick up again
as better times appear.
THE statisticians tell us of another
thing that happens during de
pressions. The urge to wed Is less pressing
when times are hard than In good
times, but' It is still strong. So many
young couples go ahead, regardless of
depression, but Instead of founding
new homes of their own immediately
they move In with the old folks.
When better times come along, tliey
move out into houses of their own,
thus creating additional housing oe
mand. t
That began to happen about two
years ago, and has been going on ever
since, according to real estate figurfs.
It Is one reason why houses are get
ting scarcer.
RENTS are governed by supply and
demand. Just like everything
else.
During depressions, families "dou
bled up," thus reducing housing de
mand. Many people who would nat
urally tire of old houses and move into
new ones restrain their desires In
bad times snd go on living In the
I oW place' A times Improve, the yen
for a new house returns.
These and many other factors re
sult In added demand for houses ss
depressions begin to fade, and s de
mand Increases rents go up.
(And, of course, we csn't overlook
the fact that steadily rising tsxes
must be added to rents. Otherwise,
the landlords would go broke. A 'ot
of us who think we pay no taxes arc
klddlnc ourselves).
BUT to get back to the Jewelers
who met at Tacoma. They tell
another rather Interesting one.
GUARD AGAINST
MOSQUITO BITE
There are many people who are
sensitive to mosquito bites. A few
bites often csuse their arms and legs
to swell and have welts on them. A
person who Is sensitive to mosquito
bites should use every precsutton to
gusrd themselves against poisoning
by these tiny pests. We make a pre
paration that is very efficient in
keeping mosquitoes away. We market
It under the name of "Skeete riser".
10 c.c U 40 Insulin Is SI. 13.
We have Just signed a contract with
the S A H. Green Trading Stamp
company and from now on we will
give preen Stamps with all cash pur
chases and on all accounts psld by
the loth of the month. We cannot
give them on accounts thst are not
paid by the 10th of the month
Hrsth'a Drun Store. Phone 8M.
The demand for engsgement rlugs
has gone up faster than tha number
of engagements and weddings, they
say, because a lot of the boys who
walked to the altar back In the de
pression yesrs couldn't finance both
a wedding ring and an engagement
ring, so they let the diamond go.
Now they are maklg good on past
promises and buying delayed engage
ment rings.
Flight '0 Time
Medford and Jackson County
history from the files of the
Mall Tribune 10 and 20 yeara
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
June 10. 1927.
(It waa Friday.)
Sheriff Jennlnga leave for Colum
bus, Ohio, to return DeAutremont
twins, accused of murder. Ray mar
ried to escape suspicion, and 1 the
father of a baby boy. Both deny
guilt. Conductor Merrltt of Ashland
1 first witness called In trial of Hugh
DeAutremont. Prosecution aska death
penalty.
Showers hinder
alfalfa.
first cutting of
Lake Creek to celebrate July 4 with
a round-up.
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Timber Products Company
Col. Lindbergh wUl b officially
welcomed at Washington. D. C, to
morrow, and greatest greeting In hla
tory la planned.
Local resident sentenced to 60 day
In JaU and fined 1350, upon plea
of guilty to possession of two gal.
lona of moonshine.
Dal Hammer killed a rattlesnake
with ten rattles and a button, near
Del Rio orchard.
Table Rock debates school unit
system.
TWEXTV TEARS AGO TODAT
June 10. 1917.
(It waa Sunday.)
British resume trench warfare along
a 70-mlle front; French artillery
booms at Verdun.
An eat of every man of military
age, who has not registered for th
draft, to start tomorrow.
Th University club la flying It
new flag, one of the largest In th
city.
Tim to sprsy for codling moth.
Local motorist drives to Ban Fran
cisco In 14 hours.
Fruitgrowers league makes arrange
ments to get frost report by Weat
era Union wire.
Flying machines, usually In th
form of winged chariots, are described
by Greek poet as early as 900 B. C.
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That HOME yon plan someday"
can bo built Now! Tha FHA makes it
possible ... on easy monthly pay.
ments.
We'll be glad to submit estimates and
advise you about modern building
materials and modern financing.
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