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Sunday School Lesson
BY CHARLES Ca. TRUMBULL
(softer of The Sunday sehooi Times)
VrffriHe=1;Ter'.;! apMr:f tt(;„entitrye-
five,, who is admittedly insane. it
REVIEW • the ineeleed • record of her begin -
'What the police were able to w -
What We Have Learned Front the 1 Dings, th' ilret mention, of almost all nese is substantiated by the state -
Hoek of Genesis. the great linee of truth and revela- ments made by Mrs. de Armenta
thrun through the ixty-six since her beating at the hands of
ti,M at s
Sunday, :Mee 27,— Devotionel Carlota's relatives. Mrs. Damiana de
books of the Bible. • Hernandez is owner of a home in the
Reading—Hebrews 11;4-22.
The beginning of creation le her, suburbs of the city, surrounded by
Golden Text: • God's fiats, by which the universe
We know that to them that love and all life 'came into being—and
God all things work together for au "after their kind"; for God's
good, even . to them that are called Word tells me that He worked by
according to his purpose (Rom. S: : ereation, not hy evolution of one
231. kind into another. .
Genesis has been galled "the gran" The beginning of sin in the hum -
'Ike foundation of the Bible." Those no race is in Genesis, and the begine,
who • ean take the time will get 0 ring of the. Gospel of redemption
special blessing if they read the fif- from sin, M the promise of the Seed
ty chapters of Genesis through at a ' of the woman who will destroy Sat-
eitting; or, id not that, read it tine' an (3,1a).
during the week. We find meanings Tim beginning of death is here as
and messages in God's Word when the necessary result of sin; and the
we study a book • as a whole that beginnig of resurrection, in Isaac's
we can got in no other way. return to hie father, Abraham, after
The Devotional reading from the having been virtually given over to
eleventh chapter of -Hebrews gives death.
an admirable, becauee inspired, re- The beginning of blood sacrifice
view of the book. Here God's own as the way of life is here.
Word tells us of the vital place that And Genesis gives us the begin -
faith hadin the lives and works .z.f , nine a God's Chosen People, Israel,
such Genesis characters as Abel, • to whom were given the oracles of
Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, 18- 1 God (the Bible), and the Messiah.
atm, Jacob, and Joseph. The class our Saviour and earth's coming
and the individual will find it a re- I King.
Ireshing exercise to read those few j
verses of Hebrews veh the book of ,
Gensis open for comparison and UNABL voices shieked at her, now, Infam-
Who are your favorite charactere I will cure Carlota." In desperation
Witchcraft
hi Mexico
A case in which witchcraft, sorc-
ery, Yaquia Indian superstition in-
tertwined with trickery, flattery and
insanity, aro mingled and, in the
opinion. of the pollee wile intervened,
ono of the strangest problems- in
whith their aid has ever been asked,
now is officially recorded by a Guar'
mas, Mexico, correspondent of the
New York Herald-Tribuue. Guaymas
residents have been astonished at the
occurrences which took place in a
private home there, reported by
Testes [Ueda, acting chief of police.
Sirs. Rosario Rivera de Aimenta, a
widow, plays an unwilling role as an
alleged witch, and In the siege set-
ting of her advencure barely eocaped
-with her lite. She was badly beaten
because she had failed to exercise her
E TO TRACE
larger study, SPOTTED FEVER CAUSE ous witch, vicious enchantress, you
an orange grove. She is the mother
of five children, two of them men,
the other three women, all grown up
and presumably intelligent and of
sound mind, except Carlota, The lat-
ter has been convinced, and still is
for that matter, that her malady is
due to supernatural influences alleged
to be controlled by Mrs. de Armenta.
The same belief is held by her family
as well as some of the Hernandez
neighbors. The entire family by
their actions showed themselves con-
vinced oe the belief that Mrs. de
Armenta had bewitched Carlota, and,
once they were convinced of the ne-
cessary steps to free the girl of her
Illness, proceeded to act. The family
gathered at the maternal home and
were joined by Marceline Bipeds., an
old Yaqui woman, Maria Vega and
'Virginia Lopez, all described as "civi-
lized persons and of sound mind."
The conspiracy was then hatched.
and consisted in enticing Mrs. Ar -
menta to the house. Once there, she
was forced into a room, all doors and
windows being barred, and the Her-
nandezes and their accomplices, in-
cluding demented Carlota, proceeded
to carry out the scheme whereby Car-
lota was to regain her sound mind.
Later, in the hospital, Mrs. de Ar -
menta stated that "fourteen closed
fists struck her at once," she was
beaten and bruised, while seven
:he viteim defended herself as best
10Genesis? And why? Here are Third Commissioner III Was Never he could against the uneven odds,
some suggestions:Near Two Who Died while they yelled al her threats of
esebel, because he was the first out-
--death unless she made' use or her
standing character in human history 1Montreal, June 17.—:No clue to supernatural powers. No results
conspicuous for faith in God. He i the origin of what is believed to be were obtained, and one of the women
ssauftgesttedithat in order (,:, obtain re -
believed in God's provision of re- I spotted fever or meningitis, which,
isa"s:all;Tro thteirt
efblaoid_
demptien by blood, and showed his , it ke believed has caused the death flow!" Anstonn
'faith by blood sacrifice, "by which of two Maritime commissioners to Iota, obeyed the 'summons and struck
he obtained witness that he was the recent Presbyterian Assembly Mrs. Armento, vrho is deacrlbed as in
reurnignsaalbeannul, a htmidhblow on
righteous," receiving God's right- Montreal, and placed the life of
eousnees as a gift in exchange for Dr. Drummond of Hamilton, Ont., her lips andnoseSioceblewedeprlausesleyd.
his own sinfulness. Have we recall- who was in Montreal following the .Tbe mother of the family moistened
her hand vrith the blood, while oth-
ers that the proverbial saying, "He Assembly, in jeopardy, has yet been ars ripped Carlota's blouse open and
being, dead yet 8pfmketh," was firet unearthed. Mrs. Hernandez in turn pencilled a
uttered by Abel?
leinorh, riot because he was the
bell, vho was in charge of the bil- ruledbythe torturers that,
-father of the oldest man in history, in leting of commissioners during their ns wrecault dr essauylets ,tot tti) es
but because he was the first one on
record to live such a life of fellow- stay in Montreal. Messrs. George some performance
ship with God that he is said to have Wallace and McCleave, the two gene through again two days later,
lid again two day e after the -second
commissioners that euccumbed to F;
"walked with God"; and also be- all Ifresr.enteisonzr"mehld winn I performed,
the malady, and Dr. Drummond,
eauee he was the first one to pass
THE BRUSSELS POST
PHEASANT EGGS
ARE IN DEMAND
A statement to thi s effect was cross from shoulder to shoulder an
made to -day by Miss Kate Camp- fdrioamhiteserek to waist on her insane
Mare Wanted Than Department
Cm Supply -29,000 Lest Year
Twenty-nine thousand pheasant
eeee were dietributed throughout Or
tario teL year, and, although th
leTeent sea,..on is very backwardn
ad
tit b;•rds are not laying well, it is
..xpeeted that almost as many mole
will be sent out this year. The work
,,, been going ea under the On-
tario Department of ,Game and Fish-
eeies for four year:, with the fde-
11111011for eggs increasing every
spring, "wt, cannot begin to eupply
the demand rer pheasant . eggs,"
statee Deerity Minister D. MacDon-
ald. "It would have taken 50,000
to 75,000 every year."
Most of these eggs come front e
•75 -acre pheasant farm maintained
by the Department at Eugenia Falls.
Hero 1,000 English ringneeke are
kept under natural conditions ani
their eggs collected.
All the English pheasants in On-
tario to -day trace back to an 11)1)101'-
tallow of 50 birds male by the tle-
pertinent from the United States 0
few years ago. Last year. 27 Hun-
garian pheasants were imported
from their native land and put Out
oti tht, place at Eugenia. If those
prove. satisfaetory and rhow • signs of
a 'reasonable :Menial inereaee, they
will also be dietributed.
were lodged in different places un- to report for duty, gladngatY tlii'e"omppisoerd
into the preeence of God without
tasting of death. He Is a type of der the meet wholesome conditions, tunity offered her to make her
De It was just about at this
she stated. Whilet 3.4eCleave and Desca- '
the Church, in her tranelation, with- rt theedproceedings that Chief of
Mr. Wallace were close friends and telelicef01 a put in an appearance
out death , into the presence of
travelled together, their contact with and ended the torture.
Christ at His coming (1 Cor. 16:51, The chief describes the room as it
Dr. Drummond has not been ex -
:52). was prepared for the .curative per -
52). euasion. About the edges of the..11oor
Noah, because he trusted God ' ,-, .a. ,
Drunimorm, she added, (yam e 1 rom were heaped small pyramid-Ohaped
-when it was not popular to do so.moueels of earth which had been
Ontario and did not travel with the
Moreover, he had such faith in God bosromusgtbett clerzct trr the Guaymas
two victims; he did not s erve on
that his whole family was saved
any committee with them, and any this earthYhlar baesrsab I ale las.tmeg u nti cttift
every believer can claim if he will, way in which the dieease could have water into a sort of clay and a nwum-
with him—It right and privilege that
ber of the actors had moulded the
been communicated front Commis-
as. Paul told the Philipplan jailer
eaneth in imitation of a crown about
stoners McCleave and Wallace to th ir heads. In one corner of the
(Acts 1631.) Dr. Drummond or vine versa, is still chamber burnt eeveral candles, and
Abraham, because he dared to
leave his own country and kindrell
and go out into a strange land sim-
ply because God asked him to. He
"obeyed; and he went out, not
knowing whither he went," But
SIX SIMPLE METHODS ened visibly," as though she were en -
God knew, and Abraham knew tint deavoring to "throw off" the evil in
TO SAVE THE FORESTS
God knew, and that was enough. ... her. On the following day of the
Abraham also is the greatest type MATCHES.—Tie sure your match his office pondering on Pod what law
"eeremony," end while Ojeda was In
In all the Bible of God the Father, is ont, Break it in two before you of the state covered the. issue, a
for he offered up "his only begot- throw it Mny. young man, well dressed and with
ten son" (Heti. 11:17) in sacrifice. TOBAC,C0.—Thr0w 1 le I
There 15 is no human experience in all and cigar or ciearet stumps inasithts1 iloi:Inthef'nteinrdelaltile"Jfic°er aaterlierenranaou need
honaelf a relative of tine Hernandez
history quite like Abraham's offer- dust of the road, and tamp or pieeth family, stetting'. that, although Ife had
ing of leiter, after God had promis- out the fire before leaving them, bet participateidi In thie evients ofortlg
od that through Isaac should come Don't throw them into brush, leaves trdeavdiamtital9iTtii atiowallYrall,sia //Law,
a great nation and blessing upon all ai. neadie.8.
• to return to the Hernandez home for
MAKING CAMP. --Build a email the appointed further "healing"' of
b eed on hies
b f the erty took turns
shrouded in mystery. Performing g,enuflexions befoie the
minister' lighted candles.
Prominent Presbyterian s
are now investigating the cause or One of them told Odeda that, due --
the origin of the disease. Mg the rites, a eumber of blaek but-
terflies had flown from the patient's
mouth and that her body had "stiff-
ADMITS NEGLECT OF
NEWLY -BORN INFANT
Hanover Young Woman Remanded
SEVEN4X)OT Nit:ono MONARCFL
Jungleland Athletes Able to Defeat
World's Slanting Records,
William J. W, Room, F.R..G.S.,
secretary of the Britien and Foreign
Bible Society, who has just rvtnrned
from a trip through Africa, during
which he covered 75,000 miles In ten
roue of journeying tens of a tribe
of gigantic lige:rove 10 Contra). Africa,
ruled by a seven foot king.
Room exhiVis 0 photograph of a
Ruanda chamblen clearing a bar six
foot six inches high by at least a
foot. The world's record for this
hs held by Harold M. Osborne of
Illinois at six feet eight and flee -
sixteenths inches.
Room says ho twice saw King
MuzInga himseif. who rules between
1,600,000 and 2,000,000 persons and
whose ruling caste, called Watuel,
are men between six and eeven feet
tall. The record high jump, Room
says, WAS ordered by the king while
the Englishman took a pbotograph.
"This fellow," he said, "beat the
world's record with ease."
The king's profile is exactly like
that of Sett, the first mummy in the
Cairo Museum, Room says, and he
believes the ruling caste Is descended
from the ancient EgYntlane who made
their way into Central Africa through
Abyssinia.
In a dense belt at forest 1,000
miles long and half as wide in the
northwest Congo and the French
Chart Chad territory. Room found a
tribe of Mentes who never leave
the woods and never SOP the sun.
Making friends with these little
people, Room was taken through a
Passage three feet high and then
reached their encampment, This
extended three-quarters of an acre.
There were fifty pygmies in the
Place, fee'w of them more than four
feet high.
Room saw mothers three feet nine
inches tnll nursing tiny babies. The
pygmies hunt with poisoned arrows
and are greatly feared by native
tribes.
10 Days For Sentence
Hanover, June is. --The meet
shocking, case this town' or district
has ever known was brought to light
here when Margaret Otter, a Han-
over young woman, was arraigned
before Magistrate Creas m on a
charge of neglecting a newly born
infant:
She pleaded guilty to the charge
and was remanded ten days under
bonds of $2,000, at the end of which
time she will be sentenced. Crown
Attorney Dyre examined several
witnesses, including the young wom-
an's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
and Also Dr. Stalker of this town.
It is alleged that the accused gave
birth to a child in an outbuilding oil
her father's property, following
which the .mother wrapped the balm
in a newspaper, tied an appall over
its head and Placed it le a barrel
in the chicken house a short distanee
away, where it was found by ber
father 11 couple of hours later. The
child was alive when found by her
father, hut it was feared that death
woubl ensue as the result of negleet
and exposure at the time of its birth.
the families of the earth. Yet Ab -
relearn prepared the eacrifice of hie
eon, by faith "accounting that God
was able to raise him up, even from
the dead; from whence also he re-
ceived him in a figure."
rump fire. Build it in the open, not
knees that the chief should net Inter -
against a tree, or log, or near brushfere with their plans, whleh they con
-
Scrape away the trash from 1111 sidered as the only means por,olble to
around it. mire Carlota of her ailment,
LEAVING C,AMP—Never leave a,
Sarah, because she is an Old Tes- camp fire, even for a short, time,
tament type of the Virgin Mother of without quenching it with water or
»Testes, her faith in God Making her meth.
the mother of a son of promise liONFIRES.—Niever build bon-
-when it was hurnanIy impossible. fires in windy weather, or where
And Joseph, because he Was one there is the slightest danger of their
of the noblest Manifest, cleaneet,
-escaping° from control. Don't Make
most even], and at the same time them larger than you need.
most forgiving figure In hunien ites- FIGHTING F11IES.--.If you find
tory. Ills record in personal purity a fire, try to put it aut. If you
should surely be blazoned forth te can't, get word of it to the nearest
.the yOtettgee gerlefation a to -day, fire rartger at nee, XeeP in touch
Island of St. Helena.
The Island of St. Helena wee dine
covered by Omnnoodore John 'de
Nova Castello la 1502. It lies abotlf
midway between the continents Of
Africa, tend Senth AffierIca, and 18 47
Square miles in extent. Early in the
seventeenth century the Dutch took
D0/%0881011 arid tile langlieh East In-
dia Coinpany led the Wand la
1651. Sinee 1678 the Island haS
1)tnglwenrLtts.tilli:e gplace}leol7n(a;xiles �f tht-
poleon Bonaparte, tho trligedr of
Whose sejetirn Liters has been the
oublect of Many pictures and the la.
a
RECIPES FOR MILK DRINKS
---
It is universally known that milk,
besides being a refreshing drink is a
very valuable food, supplying the
necessary elements for growth and
I lti i an easily digestible form.
tt
le nf ortunately, many adults and
some children have a distaste for Food and Vitamines.
milk in its natural state. The Dom- b lottlet"e?ietiit lays vett hear a good deal
'FRANSPARFINT STREL.
Will Steel Windows Replace Those
of Glass?
,
A new method of making sheets of
metal of unprecedented thinness, in-
vented by Dr. Karl Mueller of the
Physical Technical 'Institutt of Ber-
lin, seems likely to prove of consider-
able industrial as well as scientific
importance, says Science Service's
Daily Science News Bulletin.
Dr. Mueller has succeeded in pro-
ducing sheets of steel so thin that
they are as transparent as the clear-
est glass. The test plates used to
determine the transparency of opti-
cal glass, and ruled with lines one
twenty -five -hundredth of an iri ch
apart, were photographed through
such a metal sheet, and when en-
larged to four hundred diameters
the scale lines showed distinctly
without any dietortion.
Yet the sheet of metal is so strong
that when fastened in a frame it
may be bent eut by blowing on it to
a sixteenth of an inch without ruP-
ture. Dr. Mueller makes these sheets
by depositing an extremely fine film
of the metal on a smooth surface by
means of the electr1c. current, and
afterward separating the fain from
the foundation on which it was
fixed.
Many applications have already
been made by scieutiets and inven-
tors to secure these transparent
tnetal sheets for experimental pur-
poses. They seem likely ,to serve
as seml-permeable membranes for
the separation •of gases. They may
greatly advance the progress of tele-
photography and television. Ther
also seem likely to prove serviceable
in metallurgical research, and in the
making of galyanometers, radio re-
ceivers, and apparatus for measuring
theaotion of the heart.
was discovered 1 by seientlets 'some
milrTeeriotuastprwoe-
have givenntton:esitaine
Mien Department of Agriculture Meg
just issued a email circular distrib- pertiea whoee presence in our food
uted free by its Publications Branch
at Ottawa, which gives a number of
recipes for milk drMles to suit any found out their chemical eonsetbvieteeunn-
ke7,traststangeso,,,, aWda ewhsacicetvenneevveer
taste. They are easy to prepare, ents. We don't know how many
delicious and refreshing. In making sgsstloyf wyttaTrettere 411- the, eigr
them, ordinary household flavoring know, however, Ts that if vitawmineos
extracts, spices, juices from fresh or are totally absent from our diet, we
canned fruits, or fruit syrups may suffer, Our present very ignited
be used; gide water may or may not kainionveeVlectingtee trdese ueiiteeteoceidir ivitat
he added. These recipes will be me call A, B, and C. The firet liv; pcee'eewnet
pecially valuable in the case of in animal fats, cod-liver oil, milk,
children who have a fancied dislike
The -
.0) milk, and for invali.(15 Whoso atiederasaostasoinss,rfecinieszttainauch to do with
insercthairena.rtsThsef.
food consists mainly of liquids, and . the busks of grain, and if tlese are
who would relish a change in the polished away, verities dieetwee sot
in. C. is present in certain fruits,
flavor of the milk they drink. particularly in oranges and lemons,
end an entire abseil...le of supply will'
bring about scurvy. But there reey
DONT'S IN BUYING be other classes as yet unknown to
— 118.
1. Don't buy "seconds" in enamel
ware as they will eltip readily and , Core of the Earth.
peoliably be of poor shape and un- There has been ,considerable differ-
ence of opinion emote; authorities in
even bottom.
2. Avoid "theee-in-one" combine- reeegItill:de to the e rpereiste/lat ilietaryte f oufrntaheee
Lion tools like can -opener, corkscrew Rill of molten fron and otbee metals,
and knife, but select oach sepiolite- or Is it a relatevaly quiescent, though
very hot, solid reaps'? The trend of
ly in hest quality.. the evidence la towards the second
3. Choose utensils whose handlee conclusion: In the ortgtnal coolleg
are an integeal part of the materiel\ of the earth the first soltdiaation
to avoid seam and cracke which woesuntIrdashttaa8 suapseritictialhuanrdsteasitlde, or us;td,
catch dirt, breaking into pieces veletch sank
4. De sure the bottoms of frying down again lute the molten mass.
pans, skillets and gaiddles aro level As the cooled mist thickened. py
one side, which will make cookine 1447breOrleee8:Jedu.th-PeaSTI:c.Vw!:Ell
ANi U
we a
Diamond 12in
The Diamonds are chosen by
experts—they have that exquis-
ite blue White color and
distinctive beauty found only
in Diamonds of high quality.
Whatever the size Diamond in
a Princess Ring, you may be
sure of its superb quality and
you may buy a anywhere with
implicit confidence.
Prices are very moderate.
Look for the name
Princess, and be safe. if
—We have a.
Large display of Diamond Rings
All new up-to-date mountings
lough, hut 48' 0114 1-t1”'Clmtation
. would involve a change in the basis
of union, the joint meeting thought
the matter should not In? proceeded
with so late in the present council,
but referred to the executive coin-
• mittee. This was done, . ,
FORGET.ME-NOT
There are so. many pretty stories
about the Forget-me-not, that it le
hard to know which one not to tell.
The oldest legend of all is thie:
Adarn, when he named the plants in
the Garden of Eden, told them to
he sure not to forget what be called
them. One little flower, however,
was heedless and forgot its name.
Ilting ashnIncd, .11; asked Adam: "By
what name (lost thou call Mer
Adam answered, "Forget-me-not."
And ever since, that poor little -
flower leis hung its head in shame.
Another tale is of a shepherd who
was once upon a time driving his ,
flock over a high mountain. He be-
eame tired and. leaned hard upon
the staff that he carried ie hie hand.
It happened to be a magic ;daft' and
the mountain opened, showing him
a beautiful princess named Ilse, who
kept guard over a heap of shining
gold. She smiled at the; shepherd
and bade hen fill his pockets with
gold. He did so and was about to
go when the Princees cried, "Forget
E Now
and make your selection ,while our not the best," gneaning his /might
stook is complete. staff. He thought she meant the best
gold, and left his good staff leaning
J. R. T14/ EN DT against the wall of rock and stooped
JEWELER WROXETER-
Bt outgttther null; lit17 emoofuntthaeintreepassuzi
and cut him in two, From the poor
staff that he had forgotten sprang
the lovely flower, "Forget-me-not."
The- forget-me-not grows in moist
meadows and along .the sides of
brooks. In England the name of
Will Retain Separate Charters Un- "Scorpion Grase" is given it on ac-
count' of the way its flower sprays
til Agreement Is Reached
curl over at the top, like scorpion
Amalgamation of Manitoba and tails.—From Story of the Wild
Wesley Colleges in Winnipeg under
the name of "the United Colleges,"
I!'
AMALGAMATION OF
'WINNIPEG COLLEGES
Flowers by Gertrude Keeley.
but retaining for the present theei Aaron Werner, the Sebeingville
hAtticsittett:t,letittnee MItcheli on a gas -
separate charters, will come into atIsi it-1.110110/re ItertnoLo ,Ivehpe,n1r1
effect when the respective executives stepped te:11. ihe
come to an agreement, it was decid-. was motion, ancl his left leg was tun
ed by the General Council of the over by the hind, wheel. At the
tZattrITelbli4g(17 btiedij been:
lealned
UnonituendeteCrhstunt;cichlinogf Cvo,ansadia,e.achIend
ed and thet his leg was ale() badly in -
Council also approved of the plan SCH001,. FAIR DATES, 1926.
cathsee
united council was authorized to lured below the knee,
take whatever iteps were necessaay.
for centralization of theological in-
structions in the Maritime Provin-
ces in Pinehill College, Halifax, the
theological college at Mount Allison
University, Sackville, N.B., to move
there. It was further approved
that the church give support to the
arts work at Mount Allison and the
execetive committee was instructed
to deal with this immediately. Five
or six theological subjects will con-
tinue to be taught at Mount Allison
as pare of the arts course.
The joint meeting of the commit-
tee on laws and legislatien and a
special coraniittee on representation
of foreign missionaries in the coun-
cil, reported favorably on an item
which would have empowered mis-
sionaries to be represented at the
general council by members on fur -
and not raleed in the centre or at eontributione from below there would
'4'0 V"15''.--------------'' esPecially batten and pan- come to depend mainly on the sun
cakes. for its warmth. But it is well known
5. Select pots and utensils with tils'.?p41:attacibt113,Pie,litgtu:Anat(.1tItlelleitee2.
smooth, oornfoetabie, and keep -cool gove 50 miles the tenipeeature meet
Internee, not those that are fiat and ; not be far from that at which the
toelts melt.
811a67.See that handles are not top Ibe isituid of Ascension.
heavy, which will snake the pan tip, 'Phe Island ot Aseeesion Dee abeelt
7. Don't buy too large- 01 too ' 866 evoke northwest. ge St. ugiseee,
heavy utensils uncomfortable to lift It is known as "the eincier rIcas,"
and 1,eduiring Intere f,Uel, thtele tor it htill no ViialialitghdermTenntl
Grand Bend Sept. 7
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Advertisem ts
The purchasing public is daily becoming
greater readers of advertisements. The reasen
for this is that they profit by so doing. They
find the goods they want described in the right
manner, It is news to the purchaser.
That being the case, it behooves the wide-
awake and straight -dealing merchant to study
his advertising matter carefully, so that when
the customer comes into buy, he or she will find
that the goods are as represented.
Those who do not read advertisetnents are
losers. Make it a part: of your reading to go
over the advertisenients of the merchants, 13y
so doing you will know where tofind the best
bargains. Also you will learn whether the goods
areas represented.
Merchants are studying the needs of their
customers, Buy from the man who advertises
and you will not go astray
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