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Show HOT STUFF S . v U A TOWN PROSPERS in propor- 1 tion to the horsepower and horse- ' .' sense of its boosters. L FINE FEATHERS don't make fine f ; .birds; neither do fine pictures in a .-?, catalog make fine goods. r . . ' i - ASK THE NEXT PEDDLER who . sells you something where he will be $ r ' . when you want to make an adjust- ; mcnt "on your purchase. , , ' ADVERTISING opens the doors r-.' . of knowledge to the buying public '. ' and the public wants it, expects it, -'a - . , and is disappointed if it does not get lt ; It . '- ' 4 - IF THERE'S ANYTHING that ,1 . proves the truth of the old saying, "anticipation is greater than realiza- ' tion," it's ordering an article from a Jj" mail order house. 'V.' . .. . . . v . THE COMMUNITY' ought not to " stand . for a newspaper that does not , stand for the community; and.noth-V and.noth-V . 'nS Bu' an unwarranted modesty , ''keeps us from stating the reverse of i s the proposition. -:'t, ' THE- MOST APT ILLUSTRA-- . '.TION we ever heard of the sound-ncss sound-ncss of advertising i the story of the lady, who, when sailing out past . . . lib; . - if- ft. . : r ft A . ' the Rock of Gibralter, asked her husband hus-band where the insurance sign 'was. Now you tell one. YOU EXPECT A NEWSPAPER to tickle your parents when you are born; describe with glamorous appeal ap-peal the happy ceremony of your wedding; and extol your virtues in eulogistic phrases when you die. How about paying up that overdue subscription sub-scription before you forget it. |