The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-04

ful shifts the cu., 81 as the card manipu
lators would say.
Think out an idea.
Dc" dough-"
Dough is the slang word for money.
III you have goods TO sell do not b
afraid TO let any ybody know 1t. Do some
thing out OF the ordinary in the advertis
ing line and you will attract buyers /
your store these autumnal days coming
The News is the coming local paper O
this city. You must not expect too much
Tor you get many times more than yo
pay for now. Rome, you know, was no
built In day. IL takes time and none.
and brain and patience to stablish
paper. A paper is like an individual. l
must have character and reputation. i
must be above all things, truthful, cour
teous and considerate.
Character and reputation.
AS different as white from black.
"A man may have the reputation for be-
ing devoted Christian, for being chari,
table and philsnthropic, and yet be the
meanest specimen that ever walked or
two legs. In public he may be all smiles
and palayer and have the reputation oi
being such jolly fine fellow. At home
the true place to weigh man out, he may
be tyrant and so miserly mean that he
doesn't dare light match for fear the
shadow he would cast might ask for the
loan OF toothpick. No stree, you cam
not convince me that these two, character
and reputation, have any moral right, in
good many Instances, to reside in the
same eighborhood.
Don't fool the public.
. Whatever you DO, don't fool the public.
The people as whole may laugh once
or twice and you may catch them now
and then but you will get the worst of il
In the end. Shake hands with the public,
so TO speak. Feel its pulse and In pleas
ant manner lead up to the subject you
wish TO interest them in and then it il all
right.
For instance. When / refer to the State
Fair try to do so in a business way.
tell the reader in so many words that the
Fair opens Sept. IL, and that it is to last
Tor week. Special days and special at
fractions will be furnished to amuse the
multitude of people. "Rhode Island
Day." "Children's DAy," "City OF Provi-
dence Day." Governors Day" and all
the other days to say nothing of the even
ings with the special set pieces OF fire.
works. The reader does not care to
wade through a column of preliminary
stun to find this fact out.
L. II. Stowell's Bryant Il Stratton's COL
iege, which is to open Sept. 10, as has been
announced by the principal in the daily
papers, Is fact; 1t Is news item OF a
happening which Is one of many To take
place. Everything is in readiness for the
reception OF che pupils. 1t is an institu-
lion which is q credit to the city and the |
amount OF practical knowledge impaired
70 the pupil is not to be reckoned in |
1oiiars and cents. knowledge is powern |
ana py all means the young man or wo- |
nan VINO has the opportunity should sum- |
piement common school education with
'ne which hts him or her for business. A
postal addressed to Mr.. Stowell will nut
'ne In touch with more detailed particu-
ars.
Should wives obey their husbands?
wen, That is what they promise 10 do.
5ut what about the husbands ? Should
hey not obey their wives There Is MANY
man who thinks he knows it all, and il
retty shrewd in business, who, as n mat
er OF TACT, is not in it with his poor. de-
pised wife. Many times she has go.
lore business in her little finger than he
az got In his whole carcase. Fact. There
re men In this city who are posing as
aving made success who owe what
tile success they have made to their
ives. There Is woman i'm this citv
no mas on TWO different occasions rescued
er husband from bankruptcy. A smart
oman, q business woman, makes some of
ie would-be business men look like
onkeys.
"A good many husbands would be great
sai better of II they listened to and
eeoed the advice OF their wives.
here IS story l heard the other day.
ustrating tho business capacity OF a
an. lie stepped into BalIou's on the
rner OF Mathewson and Westminster
reefs to have his watch repaired. The
ne piece needed a thorough overhauling
lt would have been reasonable to have
arged at least "a for the Job. He was
Id he could have the watch insured and
{ in repair as often as IT was ont of
der for one year, for 81. No, he wouIa
her pay $3.50, the price charged for the
)airing now, and not have IL insured :
us saving 30 cents anyway and being
titled To work for nothing ths
t OF the year. Great head eb9
the way the reduction sale is
force and bargain buyers are simnlv
ounded. Turning standard goods into
h costs money. lshould think the mar
OF profit must be small. Look in the
ndow and see the prices so plainly
rked on the goods.
jn-zil- Observation-Disclosures Park-Odeum N
udeville show-American band sem, Az
Tickets 25 cents.
Dok which ever way you will
yes. Zin-zil-z "a bud.
on must keep quiet IL YOU can't keep still -.
And wait and watch for ~