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Show Defendant prosecutes Moore made a big point out of THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah 1 1 the arresting officers testimony W. C. HOUSTON. Tex. (UPI) October 1960 20, Thursday, that the defendant was so intoxiMoore, an assistant district at- cated he lit a filter tip cigarette on ' weie doing' Youre doing it right now. torney, couldn t have been more the wrong end. embarrassed during a recent pros- "Isnt it a fact. Moore asked The accused man pointeda Suie enough, Moore was smo'c-mof a man on drunk driving the defendant, "that you were so ger at his prosecutor and answer-chargethe wrong end of a filter ' . drunk you didn't know what you ed: He lost the case. ti. iUi y W ,vkS4fcsA:fv,. 7 4 isi , NuU I 1 4 r ffi afe'S'vl''4iT aJ PfM , r t 4' ITw&fe' aalA m k i 0: Who Pays For Advertising? FOR BEST RESULTS USE THE WANT ADS Another Rocky Mountain ATTEND SCHOOL Pictured here are Box Elder county women who attended the annual leadership school at Utah Sstate university last week. Front, left to right, Rita Andersen, Myrtle Andersen and Laura Hunsaker. Back, Seretta Johnson, Marjorie Burt, Bessie M. Hansen, home demonstration agent, and Rula Checketts. ALL STAR" Dairy Product! V'vv X rcnrtrr ns R'ffouMi Whipping Cream... "Tops in Toppers" on Shortcake, pie any dessert! , A: The Merchant Who Doesnt HE PAYS THROUGH the loss of customers and business to the man who does advertise. HE PAYS THROUGH cannot buy in not being able to move his merchandise in quantity therefore he quantity and obtain a discount. HE PAYS THROUGH , the high selling cost he must incur as his overhead remains con- stant at all times. not being able to move his stock quickly and not being able to on display at all times. merchandise fresh keep obtains more new customers and greater sales. MAN WHO ADVERTISES can buy in quantity at moves his goods in quantity MAN WHO ADVERTISES can sell to his customers at a discount. a discount HE PAYS THROUGH PRESENT IDEAS Mrs. Fay Laney, Mrs. Helen Bunnell and Mrs. Merle Grover, standing, left to right, last week presented handmade gift ideas and demonstrations at the annual USU leadership school. One application this Fall prevents Crab Grass and assures a beautiful lawn for years! TkE MAN WHO ADVERTISES ends up with more his sales increase. constant while In USU Leadership School THE Eo.ly, quic,y oppiied with " ordinary fertilizer 90 TO 100 EFFECTIVE Whn HORSLEYS .preod. GuxxxrdenL Kills most common soil pests including ants, earwigs, etc. used occordng to director STORE SEED Phone PA 131 South Main THE Box Elder Women Take Part 'Ten women from Box Elder county took part in the annual leadership school for women conducted last week at Utah State University. Six of the local ladies were en Applied now, PAX prevents crab grass for three years and longer. Supplies your lawn with one normal feeding of nitrogen plant food. THE 46 rolled in the four-dafour others presented school while exhibits and y instruct leaders of various he is able to turn over Why naturally where he will obtain the greatest return for each dollar spent. Thats why more and more merchants are turning to the pages of The Box Elder News and Journal for their advertising message. For here is a selling medium second to none. Paid for and wanted by his potential customers they read it thoroughly literally use it as their shopping guide. How many? Over 3,000 families each week receive Those attending the school were Rita Anderson, Myrtle Andersen, Rula Checketts and Mrs. Seretta Johnson, all of Bear River City; Mrs. Laura Hunsaker, Honeyville, and Marjorie Burt, Corinne. A program held on one of the Leisure days was devoted to Time Activities. Emphasis was on hand-mad- e gift ideas. Local women played a big part in the program by presenting their ideas and demonstrations at three The participants tables. were Mrs. Helen Bunnell, Merle Grover and Mrs. Fay Laney of Brigham City, and Mrs. Melba Mills of Corinne. Bessie M. Hansen, county home demonstration agent, was on hand for the event. The school is an annual affair to MAN WHO ADVERTISES keeps more of his customers his stock quickly, always offering fresh new merchandise. WHERE SHOULD HE ADVERTISE? demonstrations. mens net profit as his overhead remains his advertising message. Always at your service is a courteous representative who will not only discuss your advertising with you but will offer suggestions to help plan your advertising economically So if you are not a reguand help with any merchandising problems you may have then NOW IS THE TIME TO START, lar News and Journal advertiser ... 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