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New York.—In its' report for 1923
the International Harvester Company
fchows a net profit of $10,274,376,
after all charges and taxes were paid.
LUMBER
C. W. GATH CO.
Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service Chairs and Tables Rented
Phone 35 17 So. Street
OF ALL the days when the young fellows
want .to look their best, probably Gradua
tion Day heads the list. And we are ready to
assist the graduates to appear at their very best,
too. Ready with smart suits of Blue Serge and
Unfinished Worsteds in rich blue shades, featur
ing the new English styles with easy fitting
coats, blunt vest and straight, wide trousers.
There's a price range to suit all purses varying
from $29 to $45, with exceptionally fine gar
ments at—
$35 $3
White Flannel Trousers $7.50 to $9
The Graduate will need White Flannel Trousers
for Class Night and other parties incidental to
graduation. These flannels are in the prevailing
English mode—straight hanging and wide.
Priced at $7.50, $8.50 and $9.00—and unusual
quality and value at each price.
Our Store Closes Every Wednesday at
Noon During June, July artd August
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These profits were*iearly double those
of the previous year. President Legge
said that the 1923 profits are 4far
from normal."
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Graduation
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50 YEARS OF RELIABLE SERVICE
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Modern Barns
and Cribs
There's style to barn building as
well as to home building. The modern,
up-to-date barn provides many conveni
ences and improvements that make
your work easier and your crops and
Uve stock safer.
Poultry Houses—Sheds
No matter what
kind
of a
ing you need—or whether it's for farm
or town—we can be of service- to you.
We have building plans for all kinds of
buildings and all the necessary material
to make them.
Our prices are the lowest and
Our advice is free.
THE BUTLER COUNTY
LUMBER CO.
Factory and YarJj| West Main Street
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At a recent annual meeting of the
Ohio Poster Advertising Association,
held at Columbus*, Ohio, two citizens
of Butler county were elected to the
board of directors, namely, Mr.
Charles Rettig, of Middletown, and
William M. Goodwin, of Hamilton.
"Bill" Goodwin for the past two
years has been president of the asso
ciation, which is the limit of time
that one can sepve a§, president under
the constitution of the association.
He was also elected as delegate to
the National Poster Advertising As
sociation convention to .be held at
Kansas City, Mo., in October, and will
epresent the poster men of Ohio at
the national convention of the Adver
tising Clubs of the World in London,
England, this coming summer.
HONORS FOR GOODWIN
With all the write-ups on outdoor
igns that some of the newspapers
have seen fit to print lately, from
their numbers it looks as though
there might be an attempt to elimi
nate a competitor from the field,
ather than an honest effort to im
prove. '"Bill" states that very little
of the matter.is truth, and a great
amount of it is based upon the fact
that the companies named in the
articles have taken from off the right
of way within the boundaries of the
state highways small signs thai
never should have been placed upon
them in the first place.
The association to which Goodwin
belongs has long been against sucli
ulvertising, and was behind a move
ment to eliminate it from the publir
highways in this state, and which, as
is well known, has been accomplished
in Ohio.
Goodwin says his association is in
terested in but one class of outdoor
advertising, and that is poster adver
AT HAMILTON'S
LEADING THEATRES
Rialto, Sunday—Norma Talmadge in
"The Song of Love"'
Norma Talmadge, as & cherry
cheeked Ouled Nail dancer, has quite
the most bewitching role of her
career. For weeks she has practiced
the dances of the Northern Sahara
under skilled Arabian instruction
She will be seen in this role in hei
latest picture, "The Song of Love,'
at the Rialto theatre on Sunday, foi
live days.
"The Song of Love" was directed
by Chester Franklin for release by
Producer Joseph M. Schenck througl
First National. Norma has the rol
of an Ouled Nail dancing girl.
Added, Heza Liar in "Forbidde
Fruit," and Fox News.
Friday and Saturday—"The Ldtus
Eater"
Albert Payson Terhune, the pop
ular novelist, is the author of "Th
Lotus Eater," an Associated Fir
National attraction personally direct
ed by Marshall Neilan, which is colli
ing to the Rialto theatre on Frida
and Saturday, for a run of two day
George Ade, the famous humoris
wrote the subtitles.
John Barry more heads the cas
which includes Wesley Barry, Co
leen Moore, Anna Q. Nilsson and .1
Barney Sherry.
The story is an unusual one, ran*
ing' from the Mediterranean, Ne.
York city and Palm Beach to a desen
island in the South Seas. A tram
Pacific flight in a dirigible is one
the spectacular features of the pr
duction.
Added attractions, Pathe corned
Grantland Rice Sportlight, "The
tional Rash," and Fox News.
Wednesday and Thursday, "Scara
mouche," featuring Raymond Navar
ro, Alice Terry and Lewis Stone.
Friday, "Prisoners of Zenda," an
Leatherstoeking Tale No. 8.
Saturday, "Strangers of the Night
and Star Comedy, "Rest in Pieces.
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Will Represent Ohio Poster Men at World Convention At
London—Association's Code of Ethics For
Members is of Highest Standard
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Sunday, Gleif Hunter in "The Se
ond Fiddle," and Charles Chaplain
"A Day's Pleasure."
Monday, Viola Datia and Tom
Mfiore in "Rouged Lips," and Janu
Aubrey in "The Hayseed."
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Martin John
son in "Trailing African Wild Ani
mals," and Century Comedy, "Taking
Orders."
ACTION
RESTRICTED PROD
New York,—In his" annual repoi
President. Shoup of the Pacific o
company states that the*managemen
"deemed it prudent" to restrict pro
duction .during the past year. This
sabotaging did not affect profits, as
surplus of $1,938,111 after the pay
ment of $7,000,000 in cash dividends
is reported.
GET SATURDAT HALF HOLIDAY
Yonkers,N.Y.—Teamsters of West
Chester county have secured the. Sat
urday half holiday and raised wage
$2 a week. A t^ro-year agreement
has been signed.
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tising, conducted in towns and cities
only (not on public highways outside
of those towns or cities), and mem
bership in the association is granted
only with the understanding that the
member will conduct his business
within the incorporated limits of the
town or city to which he belongs.
He says poster advertising has so
improved in the past few years that
national advertiser can use the
service as one of his mediums by
which to move his production, and
receive the same service and size pos
ter board in each and every town and
city in the country.
Ohio is now represented by 705
poster advertising plants ,and gives
employment to many thousands.
There are over 12,000 poster adver
tising plants in the United States,
nd are all built upon the same lines,
amely, uniform poster boards and
ervice.
The code of ethics of the Poster
•\dvertising Association is given be
low, which in itself shows what high
tandards this ciaft sets for itself:
1—Every poster advertising plant
must continue to refuse all mislead.
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THE BUTLER COUNTY PRESS
David Webb
U N E A I E O
lilt: most modern Limousine
and Ambulance in the city
PHONE 48 219 MAIN ST.
Saturday Specials
AT
The New Meat Market
FRESH SPARE RIBS
Per pound
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
Per pound
Chicago Market Co
118 High Street Telephone 4506
One New Broadway
Plav Each Week
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JEFFERSON Theatre
Grand Opening Sun. Mat. June 8th
WITH
OTIS OLIVER PLAYERS
INDEFINITE SUMMER STOCK SEASON
OPENING PLAY
"JUNE and JANUARY'
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ing, indecent and illegitimate adver
tising.
2—Every poster advertising plant
should refuse all advertising which
savors'of personal animosity as ours
is strictly an advertising medium.
3—All advertising contracts' should
be started on date contracted *for.
4—Every client should be furnished
promptly upon completion of his dis
play with a list showing all location^,
and plant owners should at all timr
assist clients to check displays.
5—Every poster advertising plai
Car Load Sc. nery
Novelty Jazz Orchestra
Latest New York Comedy Success
Bargain prices. Entire balcony 33c lower floor, 44c. Children 20c.
Matinee Sunday only. Nights at 8:20.
VALUE
PROVING BY LIVING FACTS THAT WE
OFFER VALUES THAT ARE TRULY
REMARKABLE
WORTHMORE
SUITS UNION MADE
TWO PRICES ONLY—
$21.50 and $29.50
''all that the name impltes
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should be maintained in the best cor
dition possible, both from the stan
point of appearance and stability.
6—All locations for poster display
should be selected where traffic
such that it insures the best of ci
culation for the article advertised.
7—Care should be exercised i
every plant owner in the selection
locations so as not to cause frictic
either with the municipal authority
or the people of the neighborhood.
8——A rule of one high-grade cla:
of service to every advertiser mu
be rigidly maintained
9—Every effort should be made
constantly raise poster advertisii
copy to the maximum efficiency
policy, ideas and execution.
10—Recognizing the great power
our medium, we should use it for tl
general good by devoting space
matters of general happiness ai
welfare.
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11—We believe in close association
among members of our branch of ad
vertising, to the end that greater
efficiency be attained through the
interchangAf ideas.
12—We believe in the hearty co
operation between poster advertising
interests and all other legitimate
irnnr-hr-? of publicity.
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The BARGAIN
of BARGAINS
In order to get acquainted with the Buying Public
We are offering-
9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS
$45 Dollar Values at
$29.50
While They Last
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$30 Dollar Values at
$18.95
While They Last
Come At Once-Good Things Don't Last
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Next to Rosenberger's Wall Paper Store
Telephones are Ringing
Women's voices keep calling—women shoppers
keep coming for this neve World Stand
ard ABC Oscilhtfmg
Washing Machine
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13—We believe in the solicitation
of business on the basis of respect
for the value of all other good media.
14—We believe in dissuading the
would-be advertiser from starting a
campaign, when, in our judgment, his
product, his facilities, his available
funds, or some other factor, makes
hi~ Furrc-? doubtful.
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Carpet Co.
312 SOUTH THIRD ST.
for $99
before has there been a wash­
ing machine for $99 that vcould vxtsh,
as much and as well and last as long as any
other oscillator on the market, regardless
of price* This is on" of the world famous
Electric Washer®
\This new washer is doubly guaranteed by
ourselves and Altorfer Bros. Company, and
is offered by us now on special terms of only
$10.00 Per Month
Come in today and see it, or 'phons for a
free demonstration in your home.
320 Hlffh St.
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