PAOI
TWO
At
Last!
A
Silk
Hose
Run
Proof
JVe
firmly
believe
this
1o
Ik-
the
most
revolutionary
development
in
all
silk
hosiery
history,
an
entirely
new
RUX
PKOQF
STOCKING
This
Hose
present?
an
entirely
new
hosiery
fabric,
dcl.isht.ful.ly
sheer,
r,
exceptionally
low
in
lustre,
Ifresiuable
In
appeal
New
shades
and
at
a
price
you
can
afford
to
pay
WALLACE'S
CANADIAN
SEIGNEUR
IN
TROUBLE
Vessel
Which
Was
Sold
rrojn
Here
Recently
Loaded
in-South
and
Reported
Sinking
Off
Aleutians
Word
wt
received
on
the
radio
last
night
that
the
Canadian
Seigneur
was
tn
trouble
in
the
North
Combined
tsxea
leHd
Munirieal
by
Domi-nioa.PtevHirielaBd
Governments
in
Cunida
wr
IM.WQ.im
ia
186-6,
ta,il,:ttii
in
1904-4,
$238,086,4
K5
in
1
!M
:i
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4.
S,8tl,tlMl
124-22,
and
877'J,-V69.64S
in
aoc
orditif
te
s
Huji
prepared
by
W.
Sanford
Evitii,
and
released
for
the
Ns-tioaal
Committee
on
Eronomy
in
lublie
Finsnrr,
by
the
Caasdian
Chamber
of
Commeree,
I'er
canka,
tae
levtes
are
as
hown
in
the
dlsrsm:
f
10.P4
in
Shoe
Repairing
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your
shoes
to
thr
ShuCraft
Wo
sebuUd,
them
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M.
MaeAItTIIUR
Tlilrd
Ave.
Next
Federal
Mlk.
Sec
them
in
Our
Window
Phone
$
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er
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March
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1933
CASH
GIVEN
TO
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Gyro
Club
Makes
Contribution
Funds
Tor
New
Books
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Djly
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
037
to
The
Preset
Rupert,
Gyro
Club
has
cesttriboted
$JS
ha
cash
toward
the
bo4t
drrfe
new
proceeding.
This
sum
along
with
any
other
donations
that
may
be
made,
w81
be
handed
to
(he
librarian
at
the
close
a!
the
drive.
It
is
afgested
that
these
who
caaaot
donate
beoka
may
pass
In
a
few
dollars
toward
the
scheeae.
New
Partlie
as
she
was
approadnnc
the
L.
Z
Jh.
Z
rZ.
w.
bo
M
pnrchaaed
with
this
tedand'the
vessel
was
sending
oui
SOS
calls.
Boats
were
hurrying
to
the
asslanee
of
the
freighter
and
a.
big
Japanese
vessel
was
Rearing
her.
The
Seigneur
was
recently
sold
by
the
Canadian
Natsohal
Stesunehips
Company,
to
Japanese
i&te
rests
and
after
being
overhauled
here
she
oiB-
0-TLW
fnicw
money.
Died
Last
Night
At
Local
Hospital
T
Miaujrobu.
a
Japanese,
died
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospl
went
south
to
load
cargo
for
the
taJ
lt
night
at
12
o
ctoc.
He
had
Orient
The
sale
of
the
vessel
was
onto
been
a
Datiant
In
the
boaaltai
'
consummated
through
Dingwall-
for
fguf
hua.
,Cptu
of
Vancouver
and
the
present
The
late
Mr
Mtrmobu
wa
58
owners
are
the
Yemanahlta
Ship
of
and
years
age
w
a
tUaersr
M
PtoZ
Co.
Inverness
He
had
been
in
Canvla
i
The
Canadian
Seigneur
is
of
8.-
for
10
years
and
has
two
sons
Uv4m
tlOO
tons
deadweight
and
was
built
in
Vancouver
at
Montreal
by.
Oaaioian
Vlekars.
The
ftjmgral
senrtoe
win
be
held
'She
loaded
in
Vanemver
ooncen-
from
Hivoor
Bros.
on.
the
tnta
'tratea
and
other
eaego
and-
while
of
the
two
sons
who
sre
expected
,ln
the
sooth
was
again
docked.
from
the
south
on
Wednesdajr.
Taxation
in
Canada
TAXES
-pit
capita
AGC&t&ATC
DOMINON-PROVWCMI.
mo
MUNICIPAL
10?
6
530-
a.
3o-
taxLJ
II3VB
1)04-5
,
1313
l
I92I-U
ISM
1114
1
31
n
mo
1121-30
VJDI
-it
SPENT
LIFE
NORTH
B.C.
'barles
Frederic
.Vo?
Mn.
Died
Lal
Ni;ht
at
Metlakatla
After
Lone
And
rueful
Career
Hudson
Bay
Factor
.
j
Had
Charge
on
Stikine
and
at
Port
Simpson
and
Later
Lived,
a
I
liaison
There
passed
away
peacefully
at
Metlajcatla,
B.C.,
last
nigh
a
grand,
okj
pfenter
at
tne
coast
n
the
per-
Nfcn
(
Charles
Frederic
Motlsen.
!Io
efts
ban
at
91.
Johns
Woqd.
Londfsi
fihg-.
March
29.
1844.
maternal
grendsen
of
the
Her.
W.
Peveell
B.D..
victr
of
Abergavenny.
Wales,
noted
Id
bin
day.
and
cousin
te
General
Burden
Powell,
who
nerved
with
distinction
in
the
Indiana
Mutiny.
He
came
to
British
OeJambia
in
May.
1861.
fotlowmx
a
steporcr
in
the
British
West
Indies,
where
his
brother
Oecege
was
owner
ol
a
sugar
plantation.
He
came
across
the
Isthmus
of
Panama
and
Untied
at
Victoria.
B.C
.
proceeding,
dlreetlv
I
to
New
Westminster,
the
capital,
where
he
had
a
brother
in
the
sex-
During
that
period
Alaska
chan
ted
from
Russian
rule
te
that
of
the
United
States
.and
Mr.
M
orison
was
affrred
a
permanent
position
!
Western
Vnton
in
San
Ftan-aheo
on
condition
that
he
become
a
U.
8.
cltise
No
offer
in
the
world
would
induce
aim
tn.
fa.
iswear
alleaianee
te
the
old
Unkm
eri
JitekBOr
mcne
toyal
Brtttoaer
ever
roved.
hi
Jane.
HI08,
he
went
to
Victoria
kad
eotered,
the
service
of
the
Hud
son's
Bay
Ooajngnjr.
waa
enaaaed
h
the
board
of
aianasemeat
conaist-ias
of
Dr
W.
T.
Tolmie
and
R
Pin-iayson,
chief
fetart.
Ln
the
same
month
he
was
ordered
to.
a
new
poat
establisiied
by
that
cxMnoaojr
in
the
Si
lain
country.
Ln
lN
be
was
tcaiuiferred
t
the
next
seven
years.
On
Ausust
10.
UT72
Mr.
Morlson
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
March
20
FIGHTING
SPEECH
OF
PATTULLO
11
DDIPCC
IN
UPUSK
ON
OUTSTANHINU
IMijn.
I
11LJliO
Continued
from
Page
ll
way
butMow,
era.
Canada
had
un
etertafetn
a
vast
inftatien,
hwitT-red
oMtgaMou
whtch
wm
atffl-cnlt
to
meet.
The
mm
thtotg
had
happened
m
the
Ofeat
War.
If
there
wete
another
war.
MUsoh
mere
woold
be
spent,
with
Inflation.
"Then
why,"
he
sated,
-not
vice
of
the
Colonial
government.
He
8"""
cnm
wr
remained
there
a
short
thne
and
aun"
"
Pi-
left
to
lake
a
position
on
the
con-
of
,rwn
3"OM0
to
W9-
struction
ol
the
famous
Cariboo
i
"
"
vmmw
wuua
WiMton
Road,
returning
on
its
com-
ianio7
nlrtion
to
Westminster
Vhile
in
exprntoad
that
the
narnvftan
Westminster.
Mi
Mortoosi
had
the
i
oan"
wjbai
of
govent-idfsioire
of
mnetin
ntr
jam
sot,
interest-bearing
bonds
wfaiofa
oT-ILrJr!
-urage
issue
mojim.-
000
of
non-interest-bearing
securities
and
still
be
hi
a
sound
position?
It
is
areved
that
if
6BOuO09.-0M
of
nen-lnterest-bearinc
seowri-ties
were
issued.
tbre
would
be
nothing
to
prevent
the
issuance
of
billions,
nothing
to
prevent
a
dl-saatsous
Inflation
which
would
rob
aU
securities
of
value.
I
(Uaacrer
with
that
abwlntete..Yoa
can
absolutely
control
the
iavmmee
of
non-bearinf
-lntereet
securities
J
T
.
'financial
situation.
u.
Wm
rrformed
w
by
w
Mr
Austin,
chap-
u
..
m
At
the
of
his
as,
TSL
-ation.
with
the
HWson
s
Bay
Co,
lL-
he
suited
Ocorjotown
snwmill.
He
j
spent
13
years
at
Haselton.
B.C
as
i
manager
of
a
large
concern
During
ids
residence
there
he
was
of
tst
assistance
to
church
work,
'
belag
in
charje
of
wrvtces
(luring
the
absence
of
the
regAilar
clfrgy-
Mr.
Mortoon
was
beloved
throughout
the
enure
Uaaelton
district
and
upon
his
departure
was
prwsenU'd
i
by
hi
many
friends
with
a
hind-seme
purse
arcompaatnd
by
an
address
testifying
to
their
lasttag
i
totendshln,
and
retrajMnc
on.nl
In-
If4uepe
for
good,
'benewrteriee
and
there
HeflecUonA,
he
said,
had
been
saa
on
his
sincerity
in
his
attitude
vowards
onion
gnernment.
"I
have
been
in
OubMc
Ufe
a
hyng
thne,
and
I
win
say
that
I
wblrenfe
anyone
to
wow
that
at
any
time
I
have
doable-iossed
aaynne!"
he
exemtawd.
"President
Rortsevelt
to
gettlfig
action
without
a
union
gpvern-m;at.
besauoe
he
propose
meas-uses
that
the
people?
want,
and
aves
them
with
his
majority.
"li
tr
ere
any
man
staStnc
here
'hat
doubts
thai
If
wo
were-sitting
with
a
theee
to-one
malor-
pemonal
ktodness
to
one
and
all.
lty
,D.
TAKE
SLUMP
ag4fwt
aatefoaltom.
Tell
us."
Pat-
Arriraj
of
liver
.,
PihhJ.pu:
tultn
SJted.
"What
measure
of
pa-
Market
Below
Production
cost
'.crnaUam
we
haven't
the
nony
W
Polnti
Tine
Heals
left
j
pay
for?
And
if.
as
the
minister
Mys
we
cant
-pay
fer
them,
why
The
artlvu)
of
3QQ.000
pound
Qi
,
dent
they
reafeind
them?
They
hitflwt
at
the
lor
a'
exohansr
tht
'
have
a
three-to
-one
majority
and
mcrnjnc,
slumps
the
prises
U
I
vet
Invent
the
courage
to
do
what
such
an
extent
that
it
went
be)
'hey
say
should
be
done!
If
they
cost
of
frowartan
point
Th.j
propose
any
plan
in
the
interests
boat,
the
Oortfeck
wth
3t,W
.1
r.f
the
people,
the
opposttion
will
Oraa.
witfi
JM
arid
Attu
i(
support
it,
without
union
govern-
35,000
isfastd.
to
tajm
the
piiet
ment.
If
they
are
not
In
the
pub-
offered
and
left
for
Seattle.
Sales
Us
interest
we
will
oppose
then."
were:
1
Coming
to
his
economic
views,
AMERICAN
.
Pattulle
K
there
was
an
lm-
Wn.
t
44
and
i.
tu
At
J
prrsason
abroad
that
he
had
fa-
lin
Ftefceftes.
v
voH
a
pfewtocial
borro4.nf
of
Pajktfjh,
1M0
t
47
afttf
tc
same
$460,000,000
for
unempiey-
Booth
Fisheries
ment
relist
works.
He
had
never
Uveas,
wm.
at
4.4
ailkrl
thought
of
such
a
wild
idea.
What
Cold
Storage
Co
he
proposed
was
entirely
a
federal
Norland.
12.000
at
4
and
2,
t
plan.
CoM
Storatr
Co
He
recalled
that,
during
the
rail
Bonanaa.
18.000
at
Douglas,
and
alas
had
tethnate
ss-t
V
tmid
not
aosorb.
and
gtorage
0o
soclatkuts
with
such
personafes
as
m
"
w
P-
Vnome.
7.000
at
4
and
2
Str
Str
Matthew
Matthew
Bailev
Bailev
Beahte.
Bmbte.
JndM
Jadaaa
'.
SWOO
DOSMKOi
M
7
at
Crease.
McCrolaht
and
Waikem:
er
omwna
mem.
Charters
Brew,
the
chief
magto-
"U
the
naMarwl
credU
has
bean
trate.
P.
O'Reilly
weli
irmwnwhi
liifl
I
rrnrTrtt
after
the
nation
has
tarn
the
old
days
as
Ootd
Oomsa-
n
to
the
banko
nearly
oa0OQ,-sioner
and
numerous
other
notsssee
'
06.
hi
tntefeot-bearing
seanttws
who
helped
maatd
the
yettng
cei-
that
the
pabHe
ooold
sot
absorb.
ony.
In
18C5
Mr.
Morteon
aaw
first
"uM
it
not
seem
logical
that
the
the
first
board
of
mother-eat
en
Burrard
Inlet.
He
Joined
the
Western
Union
Telegraph
in
1846
when
that
company
had
the
idea
of
con
necting
New
York
and
London
by
overland
telegraph.
He
worked
with
them
in
Northern
B.
C.
to
a
point
approximately
40
miles
north
of
Kisplox
on
the
Sfeeena
when
the
successful
laying
of
the
Atlantic
cable
halted
the
project.
SUU
in
the
employ
of
the
Western
Union
he
woeened
by
oanee
from
Mission
Point
on
the
Sfceena
to
Telegraph
Storage
Co.
R
W..
9't
Storage
Oo.
eeny
at
lin
PWteitw.
4
5
ami
1
to
PatiOc
Fisheries.
Aarewoo.
l$m
at
i.7
and
.
f
Pasifk
FlsheeVt
Condor,
snqp
at
4.T
anff
2
til
Booth
Pfeherirs.
Addinctas.
U0O0
at
4.7
and
I.
U
Cold
etarvt
Ob
MISdlrt-vi.
11.000
at
4
8
and
2
tr.
R-rl
Pv
Co
Baltic
10.0M
at
4
1
and
2,
to
R.
ffsr
On
TeakU
i.
um
at
4
and
2,
roH
storage
Co.
T!lMiita
at
4i
and
1
to
Co)d
Storage
Oo
CANADIAN
YUing.
aiOO
at
4
and
2.
to
Ostd
Patr
of
Jack.
11.000
at
to
CoM
Won
re.
tteftet
HOW
at
h
and
CoM
to
CoM
at
S3
and
2.
to
Cold
2.
to
At-
4
and
2
t,
WHIFFLEfS
From
the
Waterfront
Are
the
sea
gulls
affected
by
thr
deeresstam
thto
year"
That
to
what
a
BiuftUt
of
IWienaen
as
aekMt
As
a
matter
of
fact,
we
are
not
themaerrea.
They
say
that
the
b!
Creek
on
the
SOldne
River
and
was
controillog
the
issuance
of
inter-
cwfeotoi
UUa
year
thai
ftatloned
at
Wrangell
till
the
sum-
-hearing
securities.
We
are
run-
wy
'"v
sane?WKn
oat
of
mer
of
Met.
three
eHftomen
among
U
the
tuna
aad
the
f
"
ey
dere
to
eat
H
on
hoteei
of
natives.
awenaaeat
has
bad
U
issue
inter-
eefc.
ee
man
aMemnry
deto
est-heanog
seeurtties
V
the
extent
wm
eeensa-
eat
of
neaitj
MMtM,
which
tte
7Wr
H
yon
are
not
oaselsi
pehMc
coeM
not
abwa.
I
say
we
shovM
ase
the
nntkmal
osedtt
to
the
extent
of
several
huadsed
reeV
Uons
to
start
tfctaca
moving.''
He
wataed
the
gtnrtrnairni
that
hi
casting
down
serviees
it
wt
to
ansmptoyaieat
HMh
more
deffhwM
for
private
endeavor
to
saeoeed.
Mr.
Pattullo
sale,
he
favored
tht
use
of
public
Some
fUherroen
vthn
came
in
at
the
week-end
with
their
catehen
say
It
is
with
difficulty
they
car
hah
than-
hooks
for
ttwautfc
snatch
It
off
bafate
it
reaches
the
water
tone
time
the
birds
get
caught
ou
Ibe
hooks
when
they
arc
pulling
hi
tht
ane
aad
ae
many
as
sax
have
been
on
the
hoaka
at
oae
Uam.
At
the
Cold
Storage
recentfar
the
governmental
moseys
tog
u
were
bprhermg
ao
much
when
works,
of
a
'
consttucelve
'
w
wadiac
freaen
herrtas
character
all
over
the
country.
I10
one
of
the
boats
that
it
beaamr
such
a
Kads.
settlem'
tfalia
and
necessary
to
beat
them
off
wtta.a
land
setuement.
oroooa
or
taost
would
nei
have
bear
"Look
at
oar
sttaevion
today.,"
"ph
herring
to
take
to
sta
he
said.
We
have
thousands
of
Othr
strange
and
Wflrtl
utone
men
in
camps
and
beaMe
them
ltr
oM
of
the
temaMtar
of
the
btrd
10
Port
StmniM
-
irw.m
W
,
"raiu
"wme
emiv
Z
iJrZT,
Ho9t
y
chmt.
W
have
tl
true.
What
ceruin
eo
in
m
charge
canrse
ana
,
k
.
ik
k-
...u.
.un
.
wnere
be
Mtas
placed
and
our
roads
will
be
lisaMaable.
numerous
than
usual,
are
much
ns.d
mm.
eulll
n
a
B&kM
tM4
nansa
aahma...
w
a
A
.
married
Miss
Odllle
"1
"
"
"-uu,
,uxi
vney
m.ut
Dubois
who
,
.
w..
wT7wi-Z...
.J
Y?Z
ral
whlct
we
want,
because
we
themla
m
home
almost
am
to
face
the
where
a
there
is
a
chanre
nf
Krt
U
food,
ia
thersain
streets
of
chv
thev
hnve
congreirat
tji
dun
dred
when
there
wax
anyunc
wl,
would
feed
them
a-c
Kt
tavrgoa
inveu
av
farutcar
1
FURS
Wanted
1
HAVE
A
IJIfi
OKDKK
FOU
iUVUTIN.
Z
J
7
tu
band
and
.
...
.
'
,
,
For
tbelaat
several
years
Mr.
w
and
trylrlg
to
bludK.Kn
ft
with
tfce
And
WlU
pay
80'
OA
,
Wtfter
foi
i)jiwn
imm
a
mcwKavia
other?
Np
where
they
had,
chares
of
the
An-
,
ghean
Mission
and
In
wiileh-
f4M
r
-
"
they
labored
until
failing
strength
ison
at
Metlakatla.
and
two
grand-and
lii-health
overtook,
them.
'
sons,
Amn
and
Mont
Aldous
of
Van-Mi.
Meoeog
to
survived,
by
Mr
couver
'
MorUon,
now
bed-ridden
and.
crtt-'
The
funeral
will
take
nitre
Thurs-
lcally
111
a
daughter.
Mrs
A.
C.
Al-
day
afternoon
from
St.
Andrew's
dous
of
Vain
ouver
hut
at
present
Cathedral
the
B
'
C,wTJndertakeri
tn
Metlakatla
a
son.
John
W
Mor-
beug
in
:harj!
t
arrangements,
thene
skins.
Send
them
in
at
once.
GOLDBLOOM
The,
Old
Ucliabla
rwnTiarti
xgrxB
tatrajm
i:ar:i
m
t
Family
Shoe
Store
Lid.
We
shall
be
pleased
to
dhow
yoa
we
can
suit
your
pocket
honk
as
well
as
your
foot
comfort
Women's
Shoes
as
low
l
$1.95
Men's
Shoes
as
low
at
$3.95
ChiWreii's
Footwear
A
low
to
$1
.35
Above
are
reliable
makes.
The
PRICE
of
your
f
set
wear
is
(he
VALIIH
you
get
in
wear.
QUALITY
COUlvTK.
Do
not
l
m,k)fd
by
price
only.
LVtPl
CflKlS
INVITIIll
Third
Avenue
Sew
Agents:
On
C.mS
FHO.M
I
JFK'S
3ciui,-nooiv
"Ajp
tMloaal
hraxt
(ingdkxn."
Seneca.
Nothing,
more
comple.rty
baf-IWe
em)
who
to
full
ol
trtak
and
dvpJlotg?
bimstff
than
strarebt-
Uorwatd
and
slmph-
intcgr
iy
u.
anethM.'-OoNon.
Hnnasty
Is
spintuj!
power
Di-awneety
is
kmrtan
weeanru.
raeh
,aMt
irvmr
netp."
Mary
hmket
2ddy
'llonejQr
ui
net
only
the
iwt
atep
Uiwaro
greatness.
leafmsa
itself.
it
U
-tofhrw
year
honest
eon
viatians.
'
mi
be
strott
-
Tbakery
K
we
be
taauelsea,
we
abalt
ha
an
otoer
HJeorae
And
Oeorge
Mae
as
one
of
Snghth-apcsking
IVMMfteJQ.
Phone
Sheet
for
Women
and
ilartt
Shoes
l
City
Strip
Accepted
FRiNCf
OBORCK
w
Durii
s
hi
v'.idt
hc:
r
!
agent-gcnetnl
fer
Brith
'
in
Londoa
tv
t)te
ivir
rale
would
yet
be
-f
f
.
PcifW
CUrat
tatrirt
u
,
Bngitoh
tat
rest
i
"
completed
tnr
pxUsk1
Peace
River
etMmtry
Mr
Ihmtrtt
ktai"i
t.
English
nynciieate
look
tine
and
comul!
td
n.
the
trot
would
be
cfilonls.it
km
nuvM
eaeiatmn
of
thi
ir.T
.Agent-General
Thinks
P.
G.
E.
i
MayYetbeSoM
SSCOAL!
COAL!
MasOonald
people
-
Winston
v
r
BalUey
Vatley
Coals
are
siur.n-
i
1
f
naa
so
awe
sssissawwi
in
'r
v
.
B
of
Nd
1
Bgdkiey
Valley
Wr
COt'LD
StltVn
IMfjnCIXTinS
'
.ho
sell
Timothy
Hay
V,
Oato
and
Barley
These
to
barttoy
any
difficaitjp
in
he
world
which
could
not
be
aatoed
I'riflCC
Rupert
Feed
Co.
ox
the
faithful
co-ojjarsOon
of
the
u
riMnes
-
K
Mdae
IX
Ha
(vtsSev
i
;
Faakanj
rstataaset
it-.
.
I
HE
criin
delidouiaeu
Quiker
Corn
ritkei
srouc
early
roornine
sppetites
in
v.
an"
westhrr.
Rich,
nourishing
fli,
1
of
suo-ripened
corn
.
.
.
tiv
never
foil
to
win
enthusiasm.
You
will
like
Quaker
C
om
risket
best
of
sll
because
liif
flavour
it
the
highest
qu.,
t,iv
ever
nut
into
a
coin
tUkc
Spedtl
mslt
and
pure
(AM
sugtr
ind
salt
of
cryttsl
pii"M
Crtrkling
crisp
heeautc
to.i
J
in
elscvic
ovens.
Then
tln-'f
crlsposss
and
supreme
Asvuxr
srt
preserved
for
you
by
"
triple
let
I
snd
wsx
wrfHr.
Serve
Quaker
Corn
Hakes
at
l
onctt
each
dav.
With
this
tl
I'
dous
dih,
children
take
ro
'
milk
and
cream
than
any
odut
way
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
because
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
It
does
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.