The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1928, Page 4

_ SATURDAY, ‘AUGUST 4, 1928 $ H thousands of customers. They are doing business on The Bismarck Tr ibune such a large scale that immediate profit ts more essen- * Le OLDEST ME WEATE tial than satisfying every customer. They know that TH Established 1878) R by extensive advertising they can get two customers for i, = every one they lose without exhausting the field of new |_ Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, Bis-| business. cl fmarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at Bis-/ When delivery charges or carfare are taken into ac- patie = ape class mi rge D. Mann ..... ‘more than the catalog price of mail order goods or the Subscription Rates Payable in Advance “sale” price of big city merchandise. Moreover, a con- Daily by carrier, per year sssseeeeeeee+$7-20| siderable saving would not compensate one for the pay py oar vee yar (in Bismarck) ....++++ 7.20! worry, delay and disappointment that are synonymous (in state outside Bismarck) ........ceseeee+ 5.00] With mail order buying. Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota ........ 6.00} There is also an unselfish, community side of buying SOVG WP WAIL Th Hate, GE yOir «..0.00.0:0 Sy WAN, Mh State, pee year Zi ‘00 | ** home. Communities are only as prosperous as their 5 » ssecseeeeves ‘Weekly by mail, in state, three years for . ~ itp business establishments. They are an accurate bar- Weekly by mail, outside of North Dakota, ometer of community loyalty and progressiveness, It es 1.50|has been truthfully said “buying at home makes the Pan akhk and Publisher count, one saves by buying at home for a few cents CATARRHAL DISEASES but was simply stating the fact that Catarrh, while often considered a|if you eat too much while having . local disease, is really of constitu-|!d, you will have to starve out tional origin, and is caused by an carmen acid formed from the waste products answer of fatty and carbohydrate foods. seat Guat oe health d ddreased tq im Hicmver ivi is hometown grow” All Yj}, > Fle lt i Ba gaacnaree | nd” et, aren r . . / care 0! P Member of The Associated Press causes irritation of them so that tamped, N The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the BEAUTIFUL WOMEN they excrete a large amount of mu- ergs te TeBly. Odtreseed 3 ) . use for republication of all news dispatches credited . " r i cus. be ¥ 4 to it oF not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and The Chicago Professor who has gained a little brief Mucus is a normal lubricating dis- 4 also the local news of spontaneous origin published | Notoriety by his declaration that 90 per cent of the = N\) charge of the mucous membranes,| |The most satisfactory method of 1 herein. All rights of republication of all other mat-|women are homely, probably is one of those odious f\ 7 el and it is only the unusual quantity | #lkalinizing the blood and improving ter herein are also reserved. “efficiency experts.” They reckon everything in per- a dos} aoe that is pathological, as any opening | the digestion is to use a diet of or- 5 y} it iow ; : s from within the body to the outside | anges or their juices from ten days ‘ Foreign Representatives centages. Whatever he is, he is woefully off his base in } is lined with mucous membrane, and | to two weeks, using enemas of plain ! G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY. making such an assertion, s . they are all liable to this mucus in-| warm water during that time. lal NEW YORK --- Fifth Ave. Bldg. Ninety per cent, indeed! Not even in Chicago, we flammation. should follow this fast with the use i celal) € Hos venture tu say, will so large a proportion of homely etna the ise hate) a se oe hee eee Serer trae eA ‘ower ig. resge ig. s & ‘ of acidosis, the membrane becomes of any large amount of sugar, fat Se _ women be found, i ie ZB ° chronically engorged, and it only re-|or starch. The body is usually quick i] (Official City, State and County Newspaper) There are different standards of judging feminine ¥ quires some acute irritation like an | to respond to the right treatment. It k pulchritude. Turks and Eskimos gre said most to ad- invasion of bacteria, dust, or cold air | has an inherent power of self healing ' FORD'S RESPONSIBILITY mire women who are, let us say, plump, well-rounded, . 7 ous * - : : Hol edie OF AA RNR cao |e te ay Bien tee beeen Henry Ford has always been a man with original | moon-faced. Others prefer the svelt type. Ideas con- A, . lens: the tataen ioineated: sites by living right, but if it ‘doen come, the shortest and most permanently valuable route to health is via the “diet special.” the treatment is to alkalinize the blood. If the trouble is located in the colon, bladder, nose, sinuses, or Ideas, cerning beauty vary. He put into effect a $5-a-day minimum pay scale ata] The Standard dictionary, defining “beautiful,” says: time when that was a princely wage. He followed that |The definition of ‘beauty,’ ‘perfection of form,’ is a i M up by announcing that the way to make money was to | g00d key to the meaning of ‘beautiful,’ if we understand - j. p O'e y 7 d soma an eta tas Hit himself ate QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS pay as high wages as possible and sell as cheaply as |‘form’ in its widest sense.” It is submitted that under 4 x plus waste and supplied the necded| Question: Reader writes: “Am # possible, thus reversing the age-old maxims of the busi- |the terms of this definition (if we understand “form” : ra ens . ee food ee siesilin) a Gasca tatde Mole = i ‘ in its wi : i 3 . 2 i P ere are a number of diseases * aking 0: ing, do ness world, Then he adopted the five-day week, in its widest sense) all women are besuteat, The dic- é Z: / having a catarrhal foundation, such |you believe a person having mental Now he says that the money he made by selling 15,-| tionary goes on to say, however, that “there must be as hay fever, asthma, tuberculosis, | Work should do with absolutely no 000,000 Model T Fords wasn’t really his money at all | harmony and unity, and in human beings spiritual love- : : ‘ 7 = . eae col d sinusitis. In any celta bee Be Dhae ee i idn’ liness, to constit bj - x = of these, it is important to avoid | liquid such as fruit juice en but belonged to the public, He didn’t lose money when | liness, to constitute an object or a person really beau : p thone food ‘conbidations which are {ohe keepa:at work’" he stopped production to develop a new model, he said; | tiful. x 5 Most apt to result in a fermenta-; Answer: I usually recommend a he simply reinvested a surplus of funds that he had been No attempt will be made to answer for the women of b ; _ tion of food in the digestive tract, as | fruit fast rather than a plain water , holding in trust. Chicago as to whether they possess the additional re- Ane x = eee eevee acl produce some ele a Ato dhe a se hs « i , i iri lines. of the irritating acids that inflame | nate r while taking the fruit ‘The etal we made on our Model T cars wasn’t quirement of spiritual loveliness, Sore (el the mucous membranes, juices. “Of course, there is some { our money,” he remarks, “The public paid it to us. Or- eaciiei ay apse taeda T have prepared special articles on | stimulation from the fruit sugar . ganized as this company is, we couldn't do anything ? LAPWINGS COME OVER these diseases, and I will be glad to | which makes it easier for one to keep with it except use it to make a better automobile.” Our aviators have done quite well in conquering the tion. A. C. Debenham, representa- a any who ao ae Le bs aa his work while taking the is i it vei fi . | Atlantic, but we needn’t think yet that we are re: i tive of the British Royal Dutch Shell | Quest wit! large self-addressed, |tast. > peeretting to itd ce ee ee to eutilhas the birds. 7 gs! & interests, came to America several| stamped envelope for a reply. Question: M. J. writes: “When I cess and great wealth give to a man’s words. Suppose A pia conn Foret months ago, hoping to effect a re-|_ The best way to rid the system of |eat_ a large amount of lettuce it some down-at-the-heels agitator, or long-haired scrib-| The little lapwing is an English bird, unknown in this WS oe", striction agreement on Venezuelan] toxic material is to use a fruit fast |makes me sleepy. Why is this so?” bler, had propounded this theory. He would have been | country up to this time. But now lapwings will flourish AF a“ . r ow wells, But Standard and Royal|for a few days. There is a method] Answer: Lettuce contains a cere : a1. * " (| it 7 i hs Ys sian oil, so he got nowhere. ie into vogue recently which uses | mine, and when is ve; ie 1s Henry Ford, who is worth one billion in cash and has |flocks vf lapwings flew all the way across the ocean, snot ‘ Now, however, some sort of a|large quantities of bicarbonate of |used "in great quantity it does pro- two or three hundred thousand men working for him, |!anding in Newfoundland. There were nearly 500 in alle ag truce has been worked out as re-|Soda. As this is an alkaline, it makes | duce drowsiness to a certain degree the first flock; 24 hours later a thousand more came Z e = =a rds Russian oil and Standard,|the blood temporarily alkaline and | which causes a slowing up of the di- pees yal Dutch, Anglo-Persian and the| Will usually abort.a cold. I never|gestive process. Those whose di- practiced notably in tha midcontia-| Turkish Petroleum Company are in-| prescribe this method unless the pa- | gestive powers are not strong should ‘ gays it—and nobody hoots at all. Many question his first statement, of course; but they do it deferentially, re- | Winging in over the ocean. BY RODNEY DUTCHER spectfully. The birds accomplished this feat in the difficult east- (NEA Service Writer) set at{ terested in a joint attempt to achieve| tient. has some important engage-|use lettuce in 1 quantities, In that respect, perhaps, more than in any other, wind direction, too. If a lonely airplane soaring over. Washington, Aug. 4.—Finding tank anebetederaaata flood of | a world proration agreement, ment, as on the stage, where a cold these ill effecti not at all pro- Ford has a tremendous responsibility. Beside it the |the empty waters a thousand miles from land is an ap- | themselves in something of a pickle, | oj] uring ihto the countiy trom One effect of rie an agreement phat be an impediment. While it |nounced if lettuce is used in only a Tesponsibility that comes from the mere ownership of | pealing sight, what shall we say of these little birds, | leaders of the American oil ind South, ‘America. Venezuela is now| "ight be to lessen the tension which | alkalinized the blood temporarily, it | moderate amount. a? P : ‘ wae f flyi 1 ; ; ti Engl are attempting to weave their way|the second largest oil oducing | oil freque ly produces’ in interna-| does not free the blood of the toxins| Question: Rose asks: “Will you vest wealth shrinks to nothing. Ford's ideas—ideas /flying courageously on tired wings from England to! (1+ by eftecting an international re-| cocnteg in the mori and production which cause the catarrh in the first |kindly publish the symptoms of tape- that find expression in such remarks as those quoted | America? y Pp lace, and it is possible that such a |worm and what to do?” striction of production. t there is cheaper than ours. ; speci : above—are bound to have a greater influence than he They have found that cooperative othe fellows Darndest hit are the f IN NEW YORK large aren at pile igeabe Srnec pea ete ao caeaits a himself can dream, For millions of men in this coun- attempts to restrict domestic produc-| purely domestic producers, with no Tn all f a i : " z 5 tion as a cure for the curse of over-| wells in South America, Naturally |} @—————— In all cases of catarrhal trouble depended on. Sometimes the pa- fey accept them as gospel. Ford is the greatest indus l Editorial Comment | Broduction which has beset the in-|chey're doing the most squawkingand| yoy Yori, Aug. 4.—When 50,000 |disturbatces and liver eosgeation’ A [cious appetite, but this ist mot’ ake 7 je Be ' Le ‘* ” trialist of our time; is it to be wondered that when he dustry so sorely have worked out E i y ly the remedy they pronose is people gather, for instance, at the |Person with a catarrhal tendency who | ways the case. If you suspect you - talks about things in his own field, people take every- fairly well, Oil in storage above} on crude oil, which protably r ining aa says as true? : THE SWING TO HOOVER ground has been cut down by the Beaune at the next session of|Yankee Stadium, there 4s likely to allows himself to become enervateg|have a tapeworm, I suggest that g ji : i (Minneapolis Journal.) accelerating consumption afd the| congress, b thi dient ther (°° tired out will in all probability} you go to your druggist and have It is entirely possible that Henry Ford will eventually | Important Democratic recruits appearing in the Hoo- | limited production, so that statis-|° But that idea runs square up| po Smeuuns worth observing other |develop a cold. Stuffing a cold with |him give you a tapeworm remedy. ‘ cause a realignment of our entire business and economic | ver camp within the last few days have been Pro-| tically the industry is in better! against the fact tha tation is| ‘than & prize fight. food is wrong. One who stuffs a|Then watch the stools, There are : structure. Not only has he set an example; he has | fessor Irving Fisher of Yale, one of America’s best | shape than at any time in the last| not necessary to affec’ There are, if you care for glimpses |Cold is very apt to develop some ser-|many different kinds of intestinal 4 i ; a known economists, and Vance McCormick, former] two years. Too much oil in storage A ‘i ious fever disease. Benjamin Frank-|worms besides the tapeworm, and talked, and the magic of his name has gained a hearing 4 ry “ ” ye h fe | ket as long as we conti to export|of humanity, the interesting con-|,- 6 n. o d, " "8 | Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Pro-| always depresses prices. Lately,| in such large quanti The Sovth|trasts in the f lin states this tersely in the follow-|some of the others will produce for his words that no other man can get. His theoriz-| fessor Fisher has supported the Democratic ticket in| wholesale gasoline prices have stiff-| American cil will have the. same|‘7 ***,” the vast throngs of women| ing words, “Stuff a cold and starve|trouble such ag nervousness, rectal ings will be remembered long after he has gone. It may | the last four campaigns. Mr. McCormick, so far as the| ened. effect if taken to France or Engiand, | *° be found in the $40 seats, ‘a fever.” He was not giving advice, | itching, nausea, etc. ” even be that some day his statements will be battle cries | Tecords disclose, has always been @ Democrat, and re-| | But a great deal of crude vil is] And if we put a tariff on crnde cil,| | Here, if you keep your eyes open, erciths world's radicals, mains a Democrat today, though bolting his part; il being sold below production cost,| our exporters will then merciy put/You can see Mrs. Vincent Astor or| Vanderbilt and his new wife and |®: lor the world’s radicals. ‘ ticket in this campaign. leading to agitation for a raise in| their refineries outside this country| Dottie Twinkletoes, of the chorus,|there is Otto Kahn. Dr. McCoy, Suggests 4 That is the real significance of Ford, Actions may| The Yale economist says that “as one who reveres| crude prices, which have sometimes| to save paying duty. Already Stand-|0r Lya de Putti, the movie star who, eee : speak louder than words; yet, in this case, it would seem | the memory of Woodrow Wilson as a world statesman,” | been boosted in the past with less| ard Oil seems to be tending to this|for some reason or other has dyed} ‘There js, in the background, a Menus For a Week that what Ford says can have even more importance | he would rather “vote for Wilson’s adviser than to put| justification. policy. her hair from a raven black to &| semi-circular amphitheater, which | @————— th hat hed in power at Washington the Tammany wing of the Oppose Price ‘We export two or three tines as lipstick-red. You can see David would seem a black, unoccupied mina ‘ re mores Democratic Party, from which Wilson always kept| Strangely enough, there is strong] much oil as we import and it will(Belasco, his hair whiter than ever | of space, but for the barely escaping Dr. McCoy’s menus migmosied for aloof, and for good reasons.” opposition among some large pro-|do no good in this couatry if the|egainst the jet of the night and a| disaster at a dozen intermittent Play | the, Week beginning § fy August i WHERE IS THE GAIN?, Professor Fisher manifests an admirable degree of | ducer’ to such a boost at th’s time.! export demand is satisfied from|hat of tough straw upon which he|o¢ lights and the intermittent shouts Sth: Wiis, Wives, A pleasant nane. fairness in stating the reasons for his shift to the Re- | Standard Oil of New Jersey warns| foreign sources. half leans. “You can see Jack Demp-|¢rom the gallery. There is the lone Sunday “a x 1h HAS th ae pablian Party in the present campaign. He admires | in its latest monthly publication that} Meanwhile imports are jumping rap vith his Hollywoodish green| searchlight that wanders far afield Breakfast—French omelet, toasted And a pleasant town. It really ree rivers, | Governor Smith, and he considers him an able man. But | the crude price mustn't be incrcased| every week because of low produc-| Suit, sitting beside the wife of an| and catches rooftops whereon crowds | ‘Tiscuit, Tipe figs. ; : bordered by groves of fine old trees. Great trees join| he does not admire the Governor’s New York political | under any circumstances. The ar-|tion costs in Venczvela, These|erudite young music critic and, two perch in’ a feshion suggesting an Lunch—Ice cream, fresh peaches. hands above its quiet streets, making the humblest of | affiliations, he does not find some of his policies accept-| gument is that an increase would] costs are lower due to several fac-|Seats away, @ district attorn A army of bats eaught out ee ‘the night. Dinner—Broiled chicken, spinach, them, in summer, green and shaded avenues, with an| ble, and he does not consider him so able a man as| break down the restrictive agree-| tors, among them the abscnce vf | Couple of rows back are the govern: + ie buttered beets, salad of cucumbers ee + & A 4 aa Herbert Hoover. As he explains: ments now operating and soon bring] offset wells and other cxpensive| ors of several states, including Gov- i and celery, jello, no cream. air of dignity and of repose; in winter, white and : the industry back to the unhappy! phases of the cut-thront, uncon-|ernor Ritchie and party from Mary- Just outside the fence “the rack- Monday soundless aisles beneath arches delicate and shimmer-| | I never could vote for Bryan because he was | state from which it has emerged. trolled competition in this country.|land, guests of a nationally known | ts” work overtime. All the pitch-| Breakfast—Cottage cheese, Melba _ ing and frosty; in the fall, corridors carpeted with| linked to the free silver folly, and I never can vote | Furthermore, politicians would be} American producers who attempt to|Publisher. = - men in the world seem to suddenly | toast, applesauce. A ; Poca for Smith because he is linked to, Tammany Hall | bound to make eapital of any price| sell high wet ¢ cil in .com- it have gone into conclave, Their) Tunch—C tring be 1 ulti-colored leaves splotched with sun and shadow, i i , pi y Price} sell high production cost oil in com-} There is Flo Zie with two unch—Corn, string beans, let- m PI and liquor. A candidate should be judged for what | increase made possible by restric-| petition with low production cost oil} cronies, and there i abouts Grewpout even the noises | tye and roofed with that gorgeous October foliage which} he can accomplish as President, Governor Smith | tive agreements” For the moment,| beecr of ively the cartoonist ino seit of ferent of, tne endless fleet of autos, trying |" inner—Roast mutton, zucchini is the glory of the North American landscape. And the| certainly has not had Hoover's experience with our | restriction has stabilized conditions| Tariffs have solved similar prob-| gray. Beni futilely to make their way about. | (Italian squash), McCoy salad (let- ike, with ver.| 8f¢at national and world problems, nor has he dis- | and some of the biggest oil men| Jems for many other industries, but Here you can get a rubber hot dog |tuce, tomatoes and cucumbers), apri- houses! Old houses, roomy and homelike, with fai D i by rt e any y that fe I e 0 rs), apri- - Meee risa vice of creen yards (garda, uot| = layed Hoover's knowledge of them. don’t want to jeopardize that stabil-| oil is in the position of agriculture. wil indie a toce thin: in anes ane | cot whip. 1a d bright gardens. A charming town. The managers of Governor Smith’s campaign can | “10h. Th ne. in the same position st the iments. the. ghost, home to the kiddies!” >. as though Teselay, wns) an ight gai 5 ry eounealy sha ith disloyal i, ‘ary Del Standard of New Jersey holds that| time Mexico reached peak produc-|there is Mrs. Roosevelt, ‘who, f noug! Breakfast—Baked eggs, re-toasted And charming street names. Portage, avenue—to ee ake ties eran celegaly. Prominent MeCormick, increased returns should be obtained} tion, but its domestic some reason or other, doesn’t look ee sg palhooe -comid carried in| shredded wheat biscuit; stewed match Portage river and Portage lake. There “port-|choose to move over into the Hoover column, aM try gh operating comncmies, <tEt failed to obtain tariff protection st}as he would feel very com- onesie vair of ans pre a age” means something, It is the old word of the carly|take with them into that column whatever followers | font markgting and saner produc-| the time, 5 os fortable at a prize fight. There is |two-bits.” .... Or a tin toy made in| imch—Watermelon as destred, French explorers and trappers, signifying a “carrying” | they may have. For the prime strategy of the Demo-|" “The situation might be solved | The one solution seums to lis in|there are ‘three ‘stout. women’ whe| tee imaee, of Harold Lloyd, which is] cooked small carrots. and peas, head the carrying of canoes from one watercourse to an- See ie kee caer joan ‘the, Sige ee along those lines were it not for the| an international agreement on re-|look like Mae West's interpretation canebie of, ec anking 24 aes. ee | lettuce, pineapple gelatin, other. And the principal business street is—or was— | sauce for the Democratic goose is sauce also for the Re- fact that co-operative restriction, iction—a correlation of regula-|of Diamond Lil. There is Cornelius whirling, fireworks or a Peete et ‘Wednesday St. Joe street. St. Joseph is the name of the county, It | publican gander. Furthermore, the liquor issue is of the champeen” ... , Something like| », Breakfast —~ Re-toasted breakfast is also the name those early Frenchmen gave the longest | Governor Smith's own choosing. half a mile of different cai op- ipod Sit mle or cream (no sugar) of the three rivers, The abbreviation, St. Joe, has a A CURIOUS CURE erate ina mem aenieee ppd special flavor, the tang of pioneer roughness, the easy- (Time.) Just outside tt at the elevated Dinner—Roast pork, cooked spin- going familiarity of our grandfathers, Its very inform-| , In obscure, little Maribor, on the Jugosiav frontier, stairways branch into a vast) Sch, Stled of tomatoes, cabbage and i fetch . 8 teacher Pols; ‘ord went row a S “yn F » baked pity hag historical value. tious, Tt wants to be like | Me knew, strange things; that he had studie tubercu-| gr ~sEGAD SASOA, «I WILL LAY HERE I DoT WANNA MRUPT. Feros rad gale ahtery t ‘Thursdsy But Three Rivers is ambitious. It wants to be like |josis and cancer; that he had even cured Neighbor A‘HALE, HOUR MORE," AND MEDITATE WT Your MEDITATIA. MISTAH & cends and disay into trains. It) yarennrast— bees poached in milk, every other town of its size—or more so, It wants to be| Kretschnik’s wife who was about to die of cancer, and on MY SRoLITICAL! CAMPAIGN THis — lev G Aust. a eagle eek resis Melba toast, of fresh or canne thought a city. Yt is cutting the fine trees to make| that other one, old man Melchnikoff, who had a burning ‘e ee i tS ,_MASOR ~~ BUT “THEY GAIT «| with a cern hota » berri way for pretentions imitations of big-city subdivisions. |" Be eiae ie fies. the ero Sard on S COMING TFALL ! iN THE MEANWHILE, ‘No NIttles nr’ BeKxrust: It is tearing down roomy old houses to make way for| rumor: shw patients whe had tone ge aa ates @ PREPARE MESA\ BREAKFAST. OF O8 AMM ‘CEPT, Col of et You 8 apartment buildings, although such cramped, unsightly | comfortably chatting in the streets. They came to see * A FEEL‘LAK A INDIAN CHIEF, cubes have no excuse for existence in that spacious ie Polsjchak, who told them he had been studying A 5 TLL, WHITTLE You A, Bow fown. It has gone in for garish store-fronts; and it has 2 mrpulonls and Cancer, dash ha he Pela bbers vabjinin” " “APP ( AN’ “ARROW, So You IOAN changed the homely and historical name of St. Joe street] a mixture of vegetable juices and etheric oils ‘which o : SLAN US A BISOAS' Fo’. to—of all things commonplace and stale and character- pol cure internal cancer as three to six months; cu- Di oat: taneous cancer in a matter of weeks. The doctors wi vung y ini cooked celery, salad less—to Main street! ion |impressed. They invited Polsjchak to work at the hos. { , ra"DE: [ene plant, u ot Missionaries and explorers have called our attention | pital, So satisfactory were his results that a of tomatoes, no dessert, to the fact that the African savage, no matter how x8 applied for a license to establish a sanatorium oS ; : eed S manly and graceful and dignified in his native costume, }for him. The Jugoslavian authorities refused the li- , t 5,000 persons gather, for or lack of it, is always eager to caricature himself with | conse? forbade his activities. Such was the report from ; may at the Yankes Stadium, ienna. . = write about a derby hat, even if he hasn’t a switch to go with it be-! Other curious cures ha’ low his ears. A saddening spectacle; but no more so | from Jugoslavia. They pide onesies from Pay date than the spectacle of a pleasant town mutilating itself | medical authorities recognize only X-ray, radium, the to look like a big city. : knife. Wise remember, on hearing # es Gila eee ae WHERE TO BUY uknown; s0 it may occasionally be reabsorbed, reason One of those myths, which begin nobody knows ” oe Tebeorie where and are without rhyme or reason, is to the ef- gmp emenpened fect that one can buy cheaper out of town. The care Lig nace specious slogan “buy out-of-town and save money”| Possibly a few citizens 'will decide whether to sup- profits no one but the mail order house and the city con- | port the republican or democratic ticket by comparing carafe nie platforms, the nominat