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TFIlsDAY MORNING, I'KRItUAILY 22. 1Ö-M.
Rockne's Yearlings to Meet Western State Normal Track Men Thursday
8
NOTRE DAME SQUAD
READY FOR AFFRAY
Corhv Hall Hatkolrer. to Meet
IVorthwcslern Dental? on
Y. M. Floor.
Th" latent ability of (.,.ich Rock-
nis crop of rirst'year trck canJ:-
Jat will lf rrvf;il"J ThurwJajf
afternoon when they rnevt the We st-
rn State ."orrc.il varwity in a. special
dual meet at th Notre Pame ;n
: .1 o'cl'k. The Normallt- are
considered stronger on paper and
art- expected to -win hut the met
will furnish an excellent workout for
the unknowns.
Kennedy in the distance runs,
.Jahrr, Rrady and Conner in th?
sprints. Ueb In the broad Jump and
Valsi in the 440 hive already pen
riled their na-m- on the mrmory
of track fans at th school; nnd
In addition to thU group Kockr.o
will introduce, hLs full strengt
iMahT, Brady, Conner, Reis- and
O'ShaunneKsy -w ill bp entered in the
sprints, Avliez, Walsh and McGath
Jn the, 440, C3eoan. Kennedy and
ln in the E00. nnd 3onnHl, Ken-
nc-dy, Barter and O'Hare In the
mile. The two mile -will not te run.
.Maylo and Kohln will run the, br?h
Jiurdle, Kohln pnl iJtxsch witl ap
pear In tho hlsh jump, llajnil and
Cameron In tho polo vault, IJch,
t3erbcrlch and Mayle in the shot put
and Lleb and Brady In the. hrod
Jump. A mile relay will bo piv.ed
latcc
Ojrby ts Pent.
"Wefm Stat Normal -will throw
Jls full varsity nrrervprth a?ainrt
flotÄcne's yearling and an interest
ing meet will develop. Xothinr;
much is knonvn of tho abLllty of tho
victors other than that they posses
H brace of printers who warm th
track. Maht-r, Rrady and Connor
of th rVoahvrmm are, no mean cinder
pattern and srood rue ft arc predicted.
Tho undefeate-d Corby Hall bas
ketball quintet will meet the Dental
School of INorth western university at
tho Y. M. C. A. gym Thursday
tveninff. The Ccrrby Hallers aro
leading th lnterhall league and
number amom? other stars. Maher,
formerly of tho University of Tetroitt
who is Inel'gable to varsity basket
ball this year. The Purple ha met
Valparaiso, which tho N. IX varsity
beat by one point early In the season,
Iowa, Michigan Dental and Armour
Institute.
Yankees' New Home Tailor-Made for Babe
The Yankees' new tw o-mlllior.-dollar
park will Lo tailor-made for
Babe Huth and hin home run
w 1 n k .
It will be a hu:n- van manufac
turing plant.
"Wh-.n the switch is made in two
year Pabe will find hi nf-w home
run hom! all net for him to manu
facture homers In.
The right field of the .new stuh-
tihrnent will be an exact duplicate
i,i the one at the Polo Grounds.
where I i . 4 1 ha learn d po well to
measure, tho distance for his home
run aim.
From home plate to right fie.
ia tlio foul line in the Polo
Ground" is a distance oi
.2 fee
Kach time Rabe .starts up steam
to swing his. favorite home run stick
he has to wallop the horsehlde that
far.
From home plat- to If ft field in
tho Polo ft round 2 Ts feet. Rut
Habe xeldorn Kwintrs that way.
In tho neu- park the sarn- dis
tances betwe liorne plate ami the
various parts of the held will con
form with th- Polo Grounds meas-
u rements.
"It's true we're poir.g to look out
especially fur r iiit 1111." s-ays Col.
Houston.
Ilat Duplicate.
"Kverythlng in that paft of the
Tot will be an exact duplicate of the
Polo Grounds so Babe won't feel
stranpre and out of place when In
step up to sock one.
"But there'U b.- orje das.ulvan
tape to the new park which will
biin many sisha from the ankee
fan.
"Tho rlht field wall will be 20
fett higher than the one at the
Polo ("J round
"Which will make it almost im
po.sdlble for Babe' or any other
per .o "knock 'em over.''
"Home runs will have to be hit
into the ripht field stands not over
the wall."
"It pives Bambino a new mark
to shoot at That's what he'll be
trying- to do. too.
"Babe wants to hit 7T home runs
this year. The ."4 he pot last sea
son ha,s only made him keen.
"I wouldn't be surprised to see
him do it."
Pitchers walked Rabe 14$ time
while he was making his 19 JO rec-
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FORMER PEERLESS
PITCHER YIHHIHG
FIGHT WITH DEATH
Matty. Greatly Improved.
Weeps on Reading of
Team's Departure.
n inrxnv ix. i-wiuu-iku
t'nltctl Pn'ss !sifr Cornwijomlent.
S Alt AN AC? I.K'E:, N". Y.. Feb. 21. !
I Christy Matthewscn wept Monday
ein lie read of the team yoinp couth i
without him. !
Through with baseball forever, j
fiehtinc for his life apainst the I
.. . . nlr.vi'ns'a 'llrr Cv'
was found Monday sltttnp bundled
to th ears in heay blankets. It "
was the first time in seven months'
that h!s home bad been opened to
i newspaper man. j
"He has been extremely nervous j
tnd impatient lately." said his faith-,
ful nunc his Aif who had to J
tali: for Mathewson because the ex-
! ertion of speaking was too much
for his strength.
Will Cot Well.
"Matty will set well but 1 don't
want him -ver to jt hack to base
bail. I want him to spend the rest
of his life doinp the thlnps he has
- 'If . A
always loved to ao i:sninp. nuni-
inp. and tramping in the great outdoor.
"lie doesn't talk baseball much.
For a !onp time he was too sick to
j think or care about anythinp. He
did talk a lot. however, about the
01 H world series."
M.athewson looks surrr lsinply
well for one who has had death':
crip at his throat for almost a year.
He has lost about 4" pounds and
his cheeks are paie with a pallor
that is intensified by the scarlet
spots that burn whfn the dreaded
lever takes, hold. His voice is as
Ktronp. however, as it used to be
when he yelled Instructions from
the coachinp lines.
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Milwauhvo Holders Tal.e
First Place in Double
sronrrroiUAL
A V.
T(.)Li:nO, (.. Fei-. Zl. -- l-ii-.
and Broell of Milwaukee. b.,v.:jr
the !a. s-paad of the KIk.' nat;.--'
hv'.vlir.p tournament l:e ! :
rt".'.'d into firs: pa in the (!. 'j1
with 1.21?. S.v ter n.r-Ti and pic;
of Chicaro, went ii.f tb.ird
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i n
with 1.17:-. Mc'::.v
( iiett. of Iinl.an.ipo'.i.--.
eilt with 1,12.
Pmck. of Chi.'aCi.'.
Ilie flnsi'1. Mo:u'ay. :..!:.
place. First place wan
Friedm.i n I ). t r
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CAD-DY
Thg BoV has a laoge Bag
ONMJ5BACK-.
'haTdovce see intte Bag?
TeV AR Golf clubs
'haTare ThSY FOR
KHOCK A-RODNO A
LiT-TlG Ball. .
WHAT AT? TH eov
Do -Ties ?
PRlH - CI - PAL- LV To B A
TAß-GeT FOQ Tm
GOLP-ERVS IRE WHN
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lfark nrni. r. .
t'.ie ail-events
ITSa. Jiir.mv Sniith.
finished s. com! with ITTf.
Iardon lllks. of I :r
bowled 2.704 ariy It-t w
winners of the five m -n rv :
tnurnann-nt rlnsnl Morula
more than 1"U ttarr.s hav::
pc ted.
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Linden School Indoor Team
r ins From Lincoln Players
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Try iXElFS-TlMES Want Ads
The Linden s.r.ool in.i..r !a---b.ill
team n a hard fm;u!it i.-.ir;!-''
from the Linci!ri school r;-t w ;..
Iineoln pym Monday niuh.t ! a 1 ."
tr 11 score. The bitter: s f..;- Lin
den Were: Anderson antl Var-n, T-r
hincoin. Heriiler and Frhard:. Tbe
Binder, scb.ool s-iuail -ha!lni:es .tv.y
indor tam in the city ur.br is
yr.irs of age. laim s may be a r
rans d by calling- B. Ar..b rv. -n. l.i'i
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chances to hit on.' of his Ioiik ones.
Babe i a younpster et. lie was
27 Feb. 7.
He'll ...
over into
home.
.(OS. when 1. 1 1 1 1 . v s
bis tailor-made home run
Benton Harbor Clergy In
Attack on Fitzsimmons
P.;- Fnited Press:
B FN TON' HA BBC) P., Mich., Feb.
1. --Benton Harbor clergyman Mon
day planned to wage a v'.gorou
i-ampaiirn apainst the sloping of
i l i7.e fiphts here.
Ir. Paul H. Yourd. rector of the
First Congregational church, wrote
a letter to Oov. A. J. Grosbeck,
urging the .täte to take steps to
prevent the appearance here of
Jack Johnson. Johnson I ehedul
ed to battle here Aug. 1 during an
"mancipation day' celebration by
nrproea.
"The moral tone of the commun
ity has been lowered by the brutal
matches." Bev. Yourd said.
"MUhlpan law. are not mado by
ministers and fights will continue,"
.aid Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons.
Tommy Gibbons to Stage
Heavyweight Campaign
Ht International News Serrlce:
.NFTVV YORK. Feb. 21. Tommy
Gibbons, who weeks laurals in the
hea.-ryweiffht division, vrill start an
active dmpnlffn next month. The
6t TauI Hcrapjwr, unable to find
Opjronents In middleweight ranka
any lonjper has been matched with
Charley Wc inert, It becartro known
C51tbonff and 'Weinert will pot to
fther rU IMadlson, Square (larden
March 2, In ft 15 round bout to a
Wclloa. In view of the fart that
Welr.crt hart recently launched a
camjalra to 'Vomo back" as a
bvar7"cedTit contender and Gibbons
Jujrt flopptvl Into heaTweipht
tnnlcs, this bo-ut will bo of interest.
Scry Manager Dojrauded
Dead Fighter s Mother
By Airclated Tross:
JKHHY CITY, X. J.. Teb. 21.
,fe.m Kolb of Newark, was arraign
ed Monday charged with withhold
ing a boding pursr of J 1,000 from
the mother of Raymond McMillan,
"known In boxlnp circles a.s "Mickey"
Phannon, who died after a bout 1 ist
LVcember with Al Roberts.
Kolb, who had been "McMillan's
manager, denied the charge. He
Faid the boxers i-'hare of the bout
wa? only J128. after deducting con;.
mission and expenses, and that it
liad' been paid to th. n.other. H;
was held on $l.f00 bail.
SCHULTZ TO FACE
TRIAL NEXT WEEK
Former Pros. Schwartz Mav
Prosecute Defendant in
Muessel Murder Case.
August Schultz, charged with the
murder cr Henry A. Muessel and
Frank Chrobot at the Muessel brew
ery five years ngo, will bo placed on
trial in the .superior court early next
week, it wuH learned Monday.
Tho February term of the court
opened Monday, and as the Schultz
ae Is the first on the docket, it is
now to be brought to an early trial.
Schultz will be the second man to
be placed on trial for the murder
of Chrobot and Muessel, Jack
Wright having recently been sen
tenced to life imprisonment on the
same charge by a Laporte county
Jury.
As the present week of the new
court term will bj given over to
moti-ons, Jury irnpanneling and other
routine matters, it will be impossible
to reach the Schultz ca.se until early
next week.
It was learned Monday that Sam
uel P. Schwartz, former prosecuting
attorney and who conducted the
trial in which Jack Wright was sen
tenced .to lifo imprisonment by a
Laporte county Jury, may conduct
the prosecution in the Schultz case
instead of Floyd O. Jellison. pres
ent prosecutor.
THE INSIDER SAYS
Lift llarful.
'Tis time of ytar when sprinp is
near.
And veteran pitchers think
They're all in trim and fall of im
Rut lack mid-eason pink!
Right I-arliil.
To Dixie's sun ball players run
As fat as they are abb
It's not the work that makes 'em
run
Rut 'tU tho training table.
Rob Martin selected Rill Uren
nan because he once saw Rill's jaw
in action.
Wally Sc hang may r.ot be a-holdup,
but he knows he's the only
catcher the Yanks have.
Gabby Street and Frank Srhul'e
sign with Crackers. Southern ex
posure b-uits old-timers.
i;vi:its don'ts.
Don't eat and be merry.
And pet fat and plumj :
Should you pet thirsty.
Why, hunt up a pump.
The American association de
olinttf suggestions to ride In the bus.
They want a bind wagon.
Headgears for Ohio State wrest
lers suggests they are fooling with
th headluck.
Joe Lynch is careful and sensible.
He doesn't box overweight opponents.
II..V MeCormrck
Ireland to imbib
Kiny-r.
in poitip back to
some good Irish
Kvery golf bup is
I Hinein and Mitchell
links.
eaper to
po on
see
the
Mitchell will po to Ireland in
April to polt with the Sinn Feiners.
leitest Willardism Ls that he's go:
inp to quit the farm and take hi"
bankroll to L-o.s Angeles.
New York alderman
to six-ilav biking on
nipht riding is
a grower.
who objects
account of
a tobacco user not
Break Up Ps at ion-Wide
Bing of Confidence Men
By International News Service:
CHICAGO. Feb. 21. A nation
wide ring of confidence men, whose
pecialty recently has been the en
gineering of fake liquor deals, is be
lieved to have been broken up vith
the reported arrest at Rock Island,
111., of Cornelius ("Reason, of Daven
port. Ia."
Joseph Fiirey. another member of
the ring, is also under arn-st at Ft.
Worth. Tex. Three others are sought
by police here.
(Reason's arre.st in Rock Island
was caused by William Cabel. a re
tired policeman and saloon keeper,
who lost $?.500 in a fake liquor deal.
The money was reported to have
been recovered with the arrest of
Gbason.
wins ski tittj:.
P. r Ir.terr.atiennl New Serrig :
DHN'VKlt, Feb. 21. Carl
Hütern.
Fan Claire Men Plead
Guilty to Assault on
iS'ilcs High School Boys
CHUNK OF BREAD
DISCLOSES JAIL
DELIVERY PLOT
CHICAGO. Feb. 21. The -Scriptural
adage about bread cast upon
the water returning has a Mrm
disciple here today in Jailer John J.
Murphy.
While feeding prisoners in the de
tective bureau Murphy slipped an
extra chunk of bread to John Sa la
man, under arrest for wife deser
tion. Salaman was so prateful that
ho tipped Murphy off to a jail de
livery plot which, accordinp to Sala
man's story. Involved the murder of
Murphy himself. Jailers searched !
the cells occupied by four of the
most hardened criminals in the jail
and found the bars almost cut j
through by saws that had been
smuggled.
Laberation of DO prisoners in the
detective bureau was to have been
attempted earl ytoday. Salaman told
the police, after the plotters had
sawed through the bars, killed Mur
phy and opened the cells with his
keys.
BREAKING EMERY
WHEEL INJURES
JAMES COLLINS
James Hollins, 111 Chestnut st..
was the victim of an unusual acci
lent Monday morning when an
emery wheel In the foundry of the
George Cutter Co. broke and a part
of it struck him in the face cutting
a deep pash under his right eye.
The police ambulance was called
and he yvas removed to the F.pworth
hospital. Though the tone struck
him with considerable force it is be
lieved no bones were broken.
Boston Folks Compelled
To Walk When Cars Burn
Blackstone
"Tin: kid."
The Kid" will bo shown for the
entire week at the Rla'ckstono thea
ter. If you enjoy a good old time
laugh don't mi?s seeing "Tho Kid."
In spite of Chas. Chaplin's long ab- j
sence from the screen the picture in j
which he makes his appearance is (
heralded everywhere as worth while
waiting for. "The Kid" is the
greatest picture ever made by this
star. It proves that Chaplin is a
great artist as well as a come- j
dian. "The Kid" is universal in its
appeal, its humor is classic, its :
pathos i wonderful. 1
It is a story of a cast off baby .
adopted by a tramp- It- has made
more people lauph than any picture
ever produced. Hundreds of people
waited In line yesterday to see this
wonderful picture.
The Rlackstone theater announces
Goldwyn's masterful presentation of
ihe greatest drama the screen has
ever inherited from the strxge
Madame I f you have ever seen
this powerful play and the spoken
drama, you will want to witness
the marvelous transformation on
the screen. If you have never seen
it. do not miss the opportunity our
engagement presents to you, "Mad
ame X" Is a throbbing drama of
life with all its high lights and
shadows.' It is poignant with trage
dy, yet ho human in its appeal that
you "will follow every episde with
breathless interest. Commencing
next Sunday for four days a special
prologu will be given in connec
tion with this master production.
O'Brien Issues Challenge
For Match With Reynolds
The News-Times is in receipt of
a letter from Red O'Rrien. Wood
stock, 111., who issues a challenge
to Jack Reynolds, who la.st week
t'arew Kid Ross, for a wrestling
feat. O'Rrien claims that he has
been after Revnolds persistently for
for a match during the last two
years but that he, Reynolds, has
side-stepped the challenge. O'Rrien
further claims that he has an en
viable record, havir p pained dec i
sions from many grapplers who
hav' been met and defeated by the
Iowan.
Steamboat Springs, Colo., won i
the professional Ski Riders cham-
Special to The News-Times:
Of
plonship with a jump
the national tournament
on
feet at i
I N1LKS. Mich.. Feb. 21. KIdon
(c-nese
ain Mondav. Iirs Haucen.
mount
of
nod Hans Han-n. o.f
third. Kinar Jensen.
Minneapolis,
of Chicago.
ateur
feet and
title Tith a jump of 91
Joe M Guire, f Denver, won
lo s" rational championship.
Ridenour of Dowr.giae and Wallace ,u:,r t,,.,,.,.,,, ,Irnnill,
t APirv oi jau v iuri wno were ar
, rested at the instance of John Clev
j enger and Henry Schrumpf, mem
jbers of the Nlles high school tasket
jball team, were arraigned In Justice
WeMon's court at Renten Harbor,
ASKS Itr.Tl'K.V ItACi:.
in rniTM IT-?:
N'i:V YOP.K. Feb. 21. Jo
Gulllimont. Olympic champion
theiiihd after waiving examination.
i pleaded guilty to the charge of as-
t-au't and battery mado upon the
two Niles boys folbvinp the Niles-
j Hau Claire basketball game at Fau
II" 1 . 1.-.. rr i
s j . . l.r.re weur.ei.uuv nitn;. i nev w ere
at
r.ned Jlu and costs, which they paid.
bve Thouand meters Monday open
ed a campaipn to bring about n j ATll 1.1 1TICX START TRAIN INC
match between him-lf and Jop? l'-Y Fnivd ITes :
Rav. Rav and three :lur Am. ri-! i'AKK CHARLFS. Ji.. Feb. 21.
can runners defeated rhe l-'r-n.-h ! I''-!'o of MixanN in th.' far north
runner here Saturday nirh' out n'"re not disturbing the Philadelphia
3.Co0 meter mutf. Gmllemont's
por.fors -will tak up th
this afternoon.
Athletics who ep cti-d to crack
question I'"o the lf-t ba-b.ill sca)n Mon-
I day. With th- ir hats ground down
j to .slucjrintr wi;:ht and thdr gloves
WABASH JULVTS lUTI.i:i:. ' i! tl llu AthI ",ics txrrcted to begin
lr AifodatM I'r.-: training op-rations this afternoon.
"cRAWPORnsvii.Lr:. ir.d . ivh.!
Z. Wibash c Ih-go task. V. -all; sMUP, Tllon.H iU'UMN'C.
team defeated the Rutler coltepe! IA FISVI I.I.d:. Ky., Feb. 21 Fach
five 3 to 33 in a hard fouglir. a'iiO ' little face retained its smile, rv. n
here Mcnday night. The s -ore at ( w hen flames wrapped thems.dvey
aY.)Ut them, in a fire that destroyed
P..v less Rrothers factory. It w;us a
doll shop.
Strange Malady in H hole
Family Baffles Doctors
U v International News S-ri. e:
RR AD FOR 1), Pa.. Feb. With
tnree members or the familv of
' dead and
two others seriously ill. the board of
health at Lewis Run is today takinp
precaution to prevent the spread of
the strange disease, which, it is b'
lievel is typhus fever. The third
death was that of Stella, a two-year-old
daughter, last nipht. It i ex
pected that County Health Officer
W. A. OiraruW of Smethport. will
Lake charge of the situation and act
for the täte board of health. Quar
antine regulations are beinp rigidly
enorced at Lew's Run. which is a
borough six miles from here.
i!y Internat ioiwil News Seri-e:
ROSTON. Feb. 21. Fire Monday
ompletely destroyed the Nephor.set
av. car barns of the P.oslon elevated
railway, burned 38 of the latest type
cars and marooned ' thousands of
commuters comintr to th city from
Dorchester. Wallaton and Quincy.
Flevated orlicials estimated the dam
ape at $65'Vj00.
l-'ifty persons, mostly women and
children, ran to the street, scantily
clad Monday when tire broke out In
the basement of a six-story dwelling.
STAG I-I IMIOKT.NT IK) ITS.
1 v Ilit'TiiatIn:il New Sendee:
"Ni:W YORK, Feb. 21. Two box
ing bouts of unusual interest will
be staged here this week. Tuesday
nUht louis Rogash. crack New
Kngland welterweight, will meet
soldier Rartlield at Madison Scjuar?
Garden. On Friday nipht Willie
Jakson and Johnny Dundee will
rer.:-w their fued. Their 1." round
bout at the "Garden" will be the
ninth meeting between them.
To Release Men Who Went
After Rich Draft Dodger iin their favor
n.iGi:its win.
R v As. -lilted Preos:
'COLFMRFS.. O.. Feb. 21.
eonsin defeated Ohio State
western conference basketball
here Monday r.ipht A 2 to 2.".
of the Hudger scoring came
the i:rst nan wnn 11 nc.eu 10
s-
a
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in
game
Most
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to i:
.MI ST STAND TRIAL.
T- A.i.e.lte.l Pres.-
XFXV YORK. Feb. 21. Penny
Kauff. New York national outfield
er, who was indicted a year ago in
connection with the theft of an au
tomobile will he unable to accom
pany the other Giants departing
next Saturday for their southern
training camp, as it was ruled Mon-
Itv International News S.-rvi.-e:
"COHL.KXZ. Feb. 21. FfTorts are1
beinp made through "proper chan-1
nels" to secure the releas vof :
Charler Ncaf of Raltimore, and j
Frank Zimmer of Denver, American I
detectives who attempted forcibly
to seize Grover Cleveland Rergdoll 1
ut Kberbach and belief was express- j
ed Monday that both would he 11- j
berate! this week. A letter from
Zimmer said that both men have
plenty of funds and have no com
plaint to make of their treatment.
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The playing e.f Allan.?. Wabash for
ward, featured the game.
day
thi
that he must stand trial
month or early in March.
late
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MA YFIITLD. Ky. Feb. 21. Al
though he is only 2 , Rrjan Lemon
has Just married his fourth bride.
She is Miss Fliiabeth Crane, 17.
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interesting for the
advertisements it contains.
You get information from
them. You learn all about
many little things that are of
so much personal importance
in your life. They keep you
posted. They tell you what
is new and desirable.
Sometimes they keep you
from making an unwise pur
chase by pointing out just
the reasons why one article
suits your needs better than
another.
R e ad i n g advertisements
helps you to economize. You
know that economy is not
alone a matter of saving mon
ey but of spending money to
advantage. Advertising iden
tifies goods of unquestioned
value.
When a store or manu
facturer puts a name on goods
and tells you about them you
may be sure they are worth
while because it does not pay
to advertise merchandise that
is not good.
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of reading
advertisements
read them as
neics from the
business world
published for
your benefit.
They will help
you to live better
and dress better
and make more
of your income
in every way
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