Helen Hindinger - Helen Hindinger spotted this modest sign in Dublin in September.
“Truth in advertising” is what Helen Hindinger of Fredericksburg titled this proclamation that she spied in Dublin in September. She “found it to be the antithesis of the usual ‘we’re number one,’ ” she says.
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