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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Feb. 19.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady. March, ll.35;
May. $l1.61: July, $11.S1; October
$1,000; December, St2 IA.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Feb. 19.-Cattle-Keceipts
none. Market steady 80,
Receipts 500. Market loc
higher. Top. $3.50; bulk, $500 7.so.
Sheep 49, Receipts 500. Market
strong.
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EIGIN BUTTER.

Elgn, ILL.,. Feb. 19-Butter-High-
er; Isl tubs sold at SSc, and so tubs
at 80 &c.
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WANTED-Boardcrs.

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WANTED-Boarders by day or week, also
rooms and board Mrs. Pies 2os North
Walnut near sanatoriums
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PERSONAL.
/ AIDES

When Irregular or delayed use Triuta ph
Pus safe ana always dependable Not
sold at drug stores Do not experiment
with others shve disappointment Write
tor Relief" and particulars it's free Ad-
dress National Medical Institute. Milwau-
kee Wis.
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WANTED---SaIesmen.


sALEsMAN--Nacancy March /, expert
eneed in any line 10 sell general trade
In New Mexico, unexeefled specially propo-
sition, commission contracts s35 weekly for
expenses. Continental Jewelry Coz 17S-S
Continental building, Cleveland. ONO.
SALESMAN--For general mercantile trade
in New Mexico 90 sell NEW PROPOSE
tion Of MERIT Vacancy now. Attractive
commission contract s35 weekly for eN-
penses Miles r. Bixler Co. Wholesale
jewelers., 1gi-s Carlln Bldg, cleveland,
WANTED-Sal manager. Something
new. Business necessity. Retails So TO
500. Enormous profits. No competition.
Exclusive territory Free samples, sayers
Co, 40 Wainwright st. Louis.
WANTED statesmen to sell our line Of adj
vertsing spceialties. Wagon umbrellas
horse covers, carpenter aprons. swings and
boudoir baskets on commission You can
sell every merchant give reference. Poriee-
ton Manufacturing Coz -. Louis, NO
TOWNSHIP SAIEsMEN--AIen with expert
snee IN this line who. appreciate some
thing of genuine merit where both the
customer and the salesman can profit hy
the transaction Attractive Literature.
Thoroughly reliable company with t3OO.-
0o0 90 fully paid capital. Building lots $50
each easy terms Chance for fortune IN
oil thrown in free Best proposition ~
south for salesman and investor. Salcsmon
everywhere making money Write for de-
tails san Leon Company, Houston Texas
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TYpEWRITERS.

ALL KINDS both new and second hand
bought sold rented and repaired. Albu-
querque Typewriter Exchange. Phone 9l4
100 South Fourth street.
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wANTED-clean cotton rass at the Jour
nal office
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IsIIiIlS.


RtRDLANp
This Is the season 10 buy your canary
either sougster or good bird, 20 improve
the stoek YOU have. We have now on
hand the liara Mountain Warhlera, tho
Heinote St. Anlreasherg Roller aud large
orange .coored fancy cannlies; both mnles
ana females Of the best strains to he had
OF course We are headquarters for ell kinds
n fancy and avlary birds ornamental land
and water fowl peacooks, phensnnta. ducks,
etc or UaEeH We carry tlir larbrst stock
In every kind that you may want; also
goldfish. globes etc Seeds, food remedies
Tor any and all your pets
TALKING PARROTS,
pouhle yellow and rod hcnds, Panama
nnrrots aud the dwarfs, number OF every
kind 10 give you tho best sclccti0n, every
bird guaranteed e. give satisfaction.
DOGS.
We buy and sell dpgs and have on hand
or can ahtnin most any kind If dog on
short notice our fun line Of kennel sup
plies is at vour service with "a large line
Of oollnrH lends harness, combs, etc. also
all Of the standard remedies, food. etc.
Fully Illustrated catalogue Free also new
onlendar CALL or write for same.
L. NJ ORDER
2ie Mercantile Place. Los Angeles. Callf
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FOR SaLE-Houses.

FOR sALE--Cheap, house and two lots
near Ideal Poultry ranch, Old Town w.
q Rayburn, Old ALBUQUERQUE.
FOR SALE-Modern flve-room brick house
small cash payment balance like rent.
Call $40 North Thirteenth street.
FOR SABA slx-r0om brick In the high
lands By owner; worth f3,5OO.Oo' ts'eeV
cash takes II. Address owner care r. v
Box 2l3. CITY
FOR sALE-iS01 South Walter, account
owner out Of town. practically new four
room house on nice corner lot splendid
sleeping porches; your own terms Apply
1915 Eat Central
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NANTED-Ag,.nt,.

o NANlI;l,~~egt'I.I ec.o1-oooo--
WANTEp-Salesmcn 10 solicit orders for
lubricatng oils greases and paints. sal
arg or commission Address the Harvey
OIL Co, Cleveland Ohio
$500 PER HOUR made by our agents us
ing our latest sales making scheme.
Learn about this Write Pearl Products.
Dept f. a05 llollingsworth building, Los
Angeles. Calf
PORTRAIT men write quick for new cata-
logue; n hour ahipments. prints or fin
ished work Expenses advanced reliable
men Roberts Wholesale Portraits kan
sas city, Mo
AGENTs-{60 a week 70 special agents %
travel by automobile selling our line Of
new patented, household speclatios We
furnish automobile free. Write today for
particulars T. u Conway, Sales Manager,
80 American building Cincinnati, Ohio.
ATTENTION We VIM pay il coo reward If
our home Butter Merger falls 10 merge
one pint Of milk into one pound Of butter in
two minutes. sWcctcr than creamery but
ter Demonstrators and general agents
wanted; salary or commission. Write for
Illustrated circulars and addresses Of 1000
users wonderful invention Family Buy
ter Merger CO.. Washington, u. G.
ooo--, MANTLD~ros .itloas4;----~--~
WANTED Position BY colored chauffeur.
3i7 West silver. Phone 932. j. NJ
Thompson.
WANTED -Poauon By young married
woman clerical work. care for child
rem VIII accept anything reasonable. Adj
dress n. y. Journal
WANTED-Position by capable Intelligent
man Of &c. employed but desires TO
change experienced in several lines, no
bad habits; prefer TO leave city, references.
H. T. b., Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
WANTED-A horse u W Zee.
WANTED Washing and ironing. 505is
WANTED-TO buy good COW. Phone i2siR.
q. l.. smith
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing W. A. Goff Phone 5es,
WANTED Automobile storage batteries 10
be made as good as new. Butler Auto
Co.
WANTED-About 75 feet 5-foot Wide chick
en- wire, also 30 or G0-pound capacity re-
frigerator. Phone 1891
WANTED Three rooms Furnished must BE-
strictly Al and in good locality. hy cob
Pile not sick. H.. Journal.
wANTED-Auto repairing 70 keep our
gang Of Al mechanics employed this
winter Prices right, any make Of car.
Rutier Auto Co
wANTEp-To rent or run an shares fnrn-
iahed rnoming house ia Aihnquerqu" by
experienced couple Address +. q. Box
1oi. Santa Fe ~ u
WANTED-sacks. all sorts Of them that
will hold grain. buy any amount one
sack or more. a wagon VIII call for them
IL you phone 10. L. W. Fee.
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

~~-~-N~SN~~~~~~O~--~~ ~~~~~~<~~~N-~~~~~~-~~~
FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern bungalow
in highlands. furnace heat garage Dr..
f. e Tull, state National Bank building.
FOR SALE OR RENT-One 3-ocre pear
orchard and / acre ranch, one block from
car line Inquire Eugene With, Nl5 Noun
tain Road
ron SALE OR TRADE-A 16O-acre farm
within a mile Of Dayton y. NJ In the
pecos valley. Forty acres OF apple orch
ard 6-year odd trees; also forty acres in
alfalfa; good house barn ana fencing. VIII
sell on terms or trade for Albuquerque real
estate w W strong. Albuquerque. ~ NJ.
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YANTED-Ilooms.

WASTED Light airy ioon price no -o5-
feet. Address ~ W. journal office
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WANTEp-Sa lesmcn to solicit orders for
lubricatlng oils greases and paints. sal
AIRY or commission Address the Harvey
OIL Co, Cleveland Ohio.
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$500 PER HOUR made by our agents us
ing our latest sales making scheme.
Learn about this Write Pearl Products,
Dept f. a05 Holnngsworth building Los
Angeles Calf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
TEMPERANCE" BARS
ARE VIOLATING LAW

Tacoma, Wash, April 1o.-That tenn
perance" bars and drug stores in
this city are selling poisonous intoxi-
cants to workingmen in violation of
the prohibition law is the charge made
here today in communication deliv-
cred to the city council and signed by
M. E. Wright and Walter Riviere, a
committee appointed by the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's association, to
take the matter up with the authori-
ties. The union demands that action
be taken to Immediately suppress the
traffic.
The sailors allege that drug stores
in the downtown district and dry"
saloons are openly selling labeled
bottles of intoxicants to members of
the Longshoremen's union. The liquor.
it is claimed, is compounded with some
sort of narcotic that causes those who
drink the stuff to become not only in
toxicated but violently i'll. Men in
dulging in the evil combination wander
dazedly about the streets and are to-
tally irresponsible, the committee
says.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
CO. OPERATING WITH
AMERICAN FORCES

With General Pershing at the front
below Namiquipa, April 3, by radio to
columbus. n. NJ, April 10.-Two aero
planes which flew from here to Chi
huahua City have returned, bringing
General Pershing reports that the
Constitutionalist authorities there are
co-operating cordially with the Ameri-
Ian forces in pursuit of Villa. The
planes carried Constitutionalist au-
thorities' dispatches which General
Pershing described as important
The arrival of the two flyers at Chi
huahua City caused excitement among
Aie people. The aviators We're enter
tained Hospitality and an official re-
ception was given. The air scouts
left here yesterday at daylight reach
tng Chihuahua in two hours and max
Ing the return trip in the same time.
General Pershing has moved his head :
quarters south to a point where it is
In closer touch with actual field op-
erations south of Satevo.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
|HALAZAR CROSSES
BORDER TO FIGHT

FL Paso, Tex, April 10.-General
IYnez Salazar, one of the best known
of the former Huerta generals. who
has been living here, was reported last
might to have crossed the border with
he announced intentions of taking up
krms against the United States. The
was given to the police
by q man who was closely associated
with Salazar and was accepted by
|them as true after investigation.
The man who gave the police their
information said that some time ago
|Ealazar received a letter from General
|Carranza offering him command in
the field. AS a result of this letter, he
kaid, Salazar decided to return to
Mexico.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
DR.. WAITE ENTERS A
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY

New York, April 1o.-Dr. Arthur
Warren Waite, who confessed to poll
soning his father law, John q. Peck,
millionaire drug manufacturer Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. entered, through
his counsel, plea OF not guilty today
when arraigned on an indictment
charging first degree murder. His
counsel retained the right to change
the plea within ten days.
The district attorney consented to
the arrangement. Waite was conn.,
mitted to the Tombs without bail. No
date was set for his trial. The ar
raignment required two minutes.
Waite spoke no word, but stood pale
and quiet, gazing at the floor. It was
apparent he has not recovered fully
from his recent illness, caused by drugs
he took the day before his arrest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
NAVY LEAGUE OPENS
ITS annual SESSION

Washington, April 10. = Delegates
from every state in the union attend
ed the opening session OF the eleventh
annual convention OF the Navy League
OF the United States today. Robert NJ.
Thompson, president declared that
while the league had earned the hat
red of the class which was opposed to
preparedness, we trust you will love
US for the enemies we have made"
Thompson said the league was found
ed by men who believed an efficient
and adequate fleet was the best de-
fense against invasion.
England is spending millions Of
dollars daily" declared Thompson,
because she failed to spend thousands
at the proper time. In face of such
possibilities, why waste time over
trifles?"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
DELEGATES TO Be
CHOSEN THIS WEEK
IN many STATES
Illinois Delegation Will Be
Solidly for Favorite Son,
Senator Sherman-Live-
ly Factional Fights On.

Washington, April 10.-Primary dele
gate elections will be held in several
states this week. at which more than
100 delegates will be chosen. Although
in a measure discounted by advanced
knowledge, the same as the results
during the past few weeks the lines
of contest will be drawn much more
tightly when these several states have
spoken.
Illinois, with It's IS delegates-ranked
only by New York and Pennsylvania
as to numerical strength--will name
it's representatives tomorrow. 1t Is
practically assured that these 58 dele
gates to the Chicago convention, en-
bractQg coalition of the regular Re-
publidans and Progressives and rep
resentatives of the various factions
within the state, will be solidly behind
the presidential candidacy of Senator
Lawrence Y. Sherman. The results of
the Illinois primaries are likely to see
Sherman the actual leader on paper SO
FAR as the instructed delegates elect
ed up to this time are concerned. Sep
arate states of delegates to the st.
Louis con yeution have been filed by
the rival factions of the democratic
party in Illinois, but all are pledged
to vote fer the denomination of Presi-
dent Wilson.
Primaries in Iowa.
The Iowa primaries will be held to-
day, when the voters will choose four
delegates at large to the national con-
ventions and % more in the II con-
gressional districts. Iowa Republicans
are solidly for Senator Albert B. Cum
Minis for president. The second choice
sentiment is reported to be for Justice
Hughes, although Colonel Roosevelt
could probably muster a substantial
following IL he gets into the race. AS
matters now stand. however, Cummins
will have the Iowa delegation to the
Chicago convention and If it becomes
evident that he cannot secure the
nomination. the votes of the delegation
probably will be thrown to the candi-
date favored by the senator. Among
Iowa Democrats there is no opposition
to President Wilson's denomination.
New Jersey, the home state of Presi-
dent Wilson, will hold its primaries to-
morrow for the selection of delegates
to the national conventions. Hughes,
Root. Roosevelt and others whose
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
THEATRICAL NAcNATE
SELLS THREE HOUSES

Seattle, April 10-Manager John w.
Considine has sold his Empress
theater in Seattle. his Empress in Port
land and his Empress in Butte to Ack-
ernnan and Harris. a San Francisco
theatrical firm. Ackerman and Harris
will take possession of the local En-
press one week from today. The terms
of sale will not be made known Con-
sidine stated this afternoon that fol-
lowing the sale of these three theaters,
his own plans as a theatrical manager
had not been definitely determined up
on.
Alderman and Harris now operate
three theaters in Oakland. San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. each bearing
the name of The Hippodrome.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
VILLA REPORTED IN
THE PARRAL REGION

Ell Paso, April Determination of
'khe reports that Villa was in the neigh
borhood of Parral or had passed 1t,
was brought to Juarez today by Gener-
Il Bertani, Carranza commander at
MADEIRA.
Bertani, who came from a Juarez
conference with his superior. General
aavira, said that before he left MADEIRA
aturday authentic reports were re-
reived that Villa had been seen at
Camarko, so miles north of Parral.
rhere was no report as to how closely
~. Americans were following.
Bertani said he had absolute con-
armation that Villa was wounded. The
bandit was shot in the eft leg and
(urther injured when his horse fell on
Inn. breaking his leg bones. He re-
krted detachments Of American SOL
1ces ct Santa Ana and Namiquipa.
Aoth GavirA and Bertani asserted
I.5
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
COMMISSION GIVES
PRELIMINARY REPORT
ON GASOLINE PRICES

Washington, April 10.-The federal
trade commission today presented to
congress its preliminary report on the
investigation of the raise in the price
of gasoline. The report carries a mass
Of statistics on production and prices
but draws no conclusions as to the
cause of the increase in prices.
One table submitted shows that
tank wagon prices We're higher in the
west in January 1916, than in the
east and were higher a year later in
the east. The same relation shows
between prices in the east and west
after freight was deducted. No men
ton is made of differences in market
ing conditions in the two sections.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
UTAH PROCRESSVES
ELECT CONN|T TTEEMAN

Salt Lake, April 10.-Utah Progress
sives, in state convention. have re-
elected A. T. Moon OF Salt Lake, ma
tional committeeman, and adopted an
advanced platform. The platform in
cludes a plank for national prohibition
of liquor manufacture or sale, nation
al woman's suffrage, and for establish
ment of O public utilities commission.
Another strong plank declares for the
construction of hard surfaced high
way from ocean to ocean, the cost to
be divided between the federal gov.
ernment and the state through which
It passes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
GERMAN AIR RAID ON
RUSSIAN AIR STATION

Berlin, April 10.-A successful at
tack by four German seaplanes on q
Russian aviation station on Oesel
island at the entrance to the gulf OF
Riga, Is announced in an official state
ment by the chief of the admiralty
staff. The statement says:
"On April four naval planes at
tackled the Russian aerodrome at Pap
pensholm, near Kielkond. on oesel
island. Twenty bombs were dropped.
Two of four enemy aeroplanes which
rose were forced to descend. In spite
Of heavy anti-aircraft fire, our aero.
planes returned safely"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
Rumored That a "Deadline" Has Been
Fixed, Beyond Which the American
Troops Will Not Be Allowed to Co
In Their Pursuit Of Villa.

Washington, April 10.-Secretaries Lansing and
Baker declined to comment today border reports of
agreement between Washington and Carranza which fixed
deadlne beyond which American troops would not go
lin pursuit Of Villa bandits. Secretary Baker declared
|such would under the pending proto-
|col of which little known and which is still under dis
6esson at Caranzas present capital at Queretaro At
both the state and departments it said nothing
known of reports of the massng of Carranza troops
lon General Pershngs State department dispatches
located Villa heading toward Parral Secretary Baker
|pans to leave tonight for brief visit at his home
cleveland.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10

New York. April 10.-Hannevig and
johnson. ship brokers. introduced to
New York today, on the floor Of the
Maritime Exchange. the old European
custom of selling ships by auction. The
sale was the first of its kind ever con-
Quoted in this city and was the direct
result of conditions arising from the
European war. Almost any kind Of
seagoing vessel in good condition
brings high price nowadays, because
of the demand for them. and the pre-
nomenal highness of freight rates. Jo-
seph P. Day, acting as auctioneer, con-
Quoted the sale and disposed of several
vessels to the highest bidders.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
Won BERNSTORFF TO
MEET LANSING
Berlin Assens That Investigation Has MOI
Disclosed That German Submarine
Made Attack on Sussex

Washington April 10Secy today
had cabed that the German foreign office had informed him that would
a
The
which damaged the SUSSEX the United States Gerard forward
formed that the that time disclosed
ubna1ine
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
CONCRFSSTOBFA ASKED
TO MAKE PROVISION
FOR SUNNI Ter CAMPS

Washington. April 1o.-Secretary
Baker told Representative Olney today
that he expected to ask congress for
money to maintain citizen soldier
summer training camps. Olney urged
that from three to fve million dollars
be requested, saying $4,000 civilians
could be trained annually at camps
with $3.o0o.0oo appropriation
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
PRESIDENT IS UNABLE
TO FILL ENGAGEMENTS
BECAUSE OF A COLD

Washington, April 10. = President
Wilson today cancelled his engage
ments for the day because of q cold
caught while down the Potomac river
on the Mayflower Friday night. He re-
mained indoors all day yesterday in
the hope of being able to keep his en-
gagements today. but DR.. Grayson
ordered that he remain away from his
office. He expects to be we'll enough
to hold a cabinet meeting tomorrow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
"Hoys' Job Day" in Chicago.

Chicago. April 10.-By proclamation
of Mayor William Hale Thompson.
Boys Job Day" was observed in Chi
cago today, when special effort was
made among employers to obtain work
for 1000 boys. The mayor issued the
proclamation on the suggestion Of
Harry Branovitz, mayor Of the Boys
Brotherhood Republic. who told the
executive that lack of work was the
chief cause of the boys getting into
trouble.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
GENERAL PERSHING
SENDS IN REPORT

San Antonio. April 10.-General
Funston has received from General
lPershing a report from below Nami-
'quipa," relative to supplies, but con-
Diping no reference to the cavalry
oihmns believed to be in the vicinity
Of Parral. Details Of the report were
= 1T revealed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
BELIEVED CHILD
DIED OF FRIGHT

Santa Barbara. Cal. April 10.-Doc-
tors who examined the body of six
year old Renata Maccianto. who was
attacked and murdered in a shed here
Saturday expressed the belief today
that the child died Of fright and shock,
This afternoon the police were holding
no suspects and stated they had no
clews to work upon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
TROOPS
T0BE WITHDRAWN
FROM TEXAS TOWN
Order Issued for Two Com
panies to Go Into Mexico
for Service Along Line of
Communications.

San Antonio. April 1o.-Two COM
panies of the Twenty y-fourth infantry,
the negro organization stationed at
Del Rio. may be withdrawn and sent
into Mexico for service along the line
Of communication. This decision was
reached following a request from the
mayor Of Del Rio after the rioting
Saturday in which one soldier was
killed by a Texas ranger.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
STREET CAR STRIKE
At TOLEDO SETTLED

Toledo. April 1o.-street cars began
running here today after being idle
two weeks, owing to differences be-
tween the company and it's recently or
ganized employees. The settlement with
the men means the elimination of the
3-cent fare the company said. The city
law department will fight the proposal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-10
Don't Take Substitutes.

They lack the merit of the ar
hcle they initiate.
The very fact that they are
limitations Is testimony to the
quality Of the original brand.
Good storekeepers never resort
to the practice of substitution.
They prefer a satisfied custo-
mer to few pennies extra profit.
When you want an article You
have seen advertised in this
newspaper ask for it by name.
And insist on getting what you
ask for.