and gained a major foothold in tne weir aei.eai^iaie oenaunMi * arueiV i, those are thr thrrr real reason* why thrmay be no coffee for yon. or o else, today. Don’t blame your grorer, for be can t sell what be can Ian vonbuv If be hasn't any coffee today, be m»v have it tomorrow, or JUST AS s00N AS HE CAN GET IT, for you mav be Hire that be it making everyeffort to supply you with the thing* you need.Y ar grocer »* your purcbaiing agent, and when hi* source* of supply rut* nut both you and be will be inconsenienced He can’t help it, »o don’t take If out on him. Not that he can’t take it- be can be wouldn’t be in business todav if he couldn’t adapt hinueif to wartime conditions which have increasedbis problems a thousand fold.Too may be disappointed man? times when yon ask for coffee, or pineapple,sugar, meats, and man? other item* which have always been immediately available in almost any quantity. Other retailers are in the same hoat, at you’ll find when you ask for silk stocking*, or hairpins, or brass screws, of cleaning fluid.i!\nd so, Mrs, Housewife, don't blame friend husband K yon send him for something and he comes hack without it. He’ll blame the retailer, and theretailer will blame the distributor, and the distributor will blame the mano* racturer, and the manufacturer—but where are we? At war! So put theblame where it rightfully belongs . . . there are iust THREE REASONS whywhere it rightfully belongs . . . there are just Iretailer can’t supply you with everything yon wanttA Scrippa Howard Newspaper;