Advertising attacks not only our eyes and our ears but also our pockets. Its critics point out that in this country 1.6 precent of national income us spent on advertising actually raises the cost of products. When a house-wife buys a pround of flour, 5 per cent of what she pays gose to some advertiser or other, even if she has not bothered to ask the shookeeper for a particular brand. If she buys a named brand of aspirin, up to 29 per cent of what she pays may represent the cost of advertising the name.