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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19

$1,000
BUSINESS PROPERTY SNAP.
Asa West 2nd South. q 2-story old
store building and rooms upstairs Lot
9lxl65 feet. Tho lot is worth the price
asked, s6250; $1,000 cash, balance $50 per
month. This place has been rented at
$50 per month FOR years. An oppor-
tur!ty 10 buy business property on these
terms is rare. This one will make YOU
money. Act now. Good location for
small business. and you can live on the
premises,
Homes and Building Lots on easy
terms IN ell parts OF the city. Take our
advice--buy now while prices are low;
sure TO advance in spring.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE & INV. CO.
81 East ith South St Phone $3.50
n2iSg
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Burt & cARLQUGsT COMPANY.
Farms. Homes and Land

Phone Wasatch $50 30 So. Main ST.
Farms, Homes and Land
The reason most OF your friends have
,nrchased their homes from our com
ANY Is that We always have a number
'f ceptonal bargains on our lists. We
nyite competition. Sec what others
ave 10 offor you. then come 10 us. and
se arc doubly sure OF suiting YOU. Our
,olicy is 10 save money for our buyers,
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a BEAUTIFUL. TWO STORY,
red pressed brick. strictly modern
house. on East Second South st.
Cement walks and street paved
and paid for, Lot 55xlG2 feet, to-
zetheT With right This Is
The best buy in Salt Lake today
and al the price should sell QUICK.
Let US show u to you, Can arr
range terms 20 suit purchaser.
'o--5-roor modern bungalow on
north bench. large rooms. built In
I book cases. kitchen cabinet, mis-
sion nantels. etc: fine large lot.
Fuu cement ba sement. $1,000 cash.
bal. easy terms.
'o-A pretty little cottage, southeast; /;
hve rooms, modern, cement walks,
shade: near new high school and
close 10 TWO car liues. This Is the
cheapest piece OF property in the
southeast location and we can sell
~ Tor 5000 cash and the balance
az $50 per month.
'"-Strictly modern bungalow, south
cast location: built in book cases,
cement basement. etc. nice lot.
and close TO car line and within
two blocks OF new high school.
Terms. $3.50 cash, balance like
rent.
We have some vary choice building
IN all parts OF the city, which we
offering at low prices and will sell
very easy terms.
& HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
30 w. Broadway. O1geo
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WALKING DISTANCE

WALKING DISTANCE
4 well built 5-roona modern orlck;
eas range, cernent basement, sewer.
walks; one and half blocks from city
and county building, $500, On terms.
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FOR FARM LANDS
Farm Lands.

1 ACRE STATE STREET. 1tTu s,1
under cultivation; acrct. Davis coun-
ty good vate-, --roo1i .hou~c barn. near
canning factory sl.pg. ierius; Ia acre.
in Same location. WI consider good cits
property IN exchange $500. SO acrcF
ache naIic'. wills Uatcr ri-lt. uni trade
for city property ~ acres On Srd r, i.ih
81 81 fguit tree old 'rs-. 5000.
CENbI;G CO.
-" At'as bIf. Phone rv. 3-w
niaes
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ON SIXTH ANENI[I.-

6-room brick: bath, toilet: electric
lights. sleeping porch. cement base
ment, lawn, hedge. sewer, wake;
lot 40Xi{0. Price. $3.50
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Government Lands

GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
great land suit against s. p r r.
swfepluc victory fol government: final
decision VIII affect 1880 quarter sec
Tor tlnsi oatcotae. spend &c tsdsy Tor de-
tailed Information. maps. description o.
ards. etc. Douglas County Abstract Co,
Rossourr. or h34o,
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h a party from California writes US to
Veil his fine corner on Gth ave. and ID
treet. with all improvements paid for
IL sacrifice OF $500, South and east
'rpnt large enough Tor two fine houses.
Ye have . party VINO wante half Of IT,.
10 We can sell you I'll or hall
lsc0o for all Refused $55oc one year ago.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproyed.

5j9,5-AN ELEGANT LIT
tie 5.room up 70 the min
ute house on Ninth East be-
low Ninth South. the comiug
choice residential street or
salt Lake. Has hot water
heat. fuli basement. oak hard
wood floors. bath and kitchen
finished In white enamel-but
20 appreciate II YOU MUST
see II.
s,25O-Eight-rocm modern
or upper East FIRST South.
Has sleeping porch. fun base
nent. hot air heat. lot il!al2J.
Can ee bought at a great saw
ing.
s4e50-Six-roo modern on
lower Ninth East. owner
was offered $3.50 for place
last spring. Must sell at once.
A look at this viii convince
you Of its value,
FfOoO-Cholce oullGinsS lois
aggregating q acres; just
north OF Twelfth South on
Thirteenth East. Compare
this place with surrounding
property, Let US show Il 10
you.
We have all kinds OF snaps
in any location OF the city
aud some mighty tempting
buys In acreage and farms
around Salt Lake City. List
your property With US II you
desire attention.
y. W. CLAYTON co.
il3 MAIN-UPSTAIR
REAL ESTATE LOANS,
STOCKS, INSURANCE.
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1850

3-room brick cottage on the
East Bench: fine location, lot
oxl0 rods. Terms.
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Wo CHOICEST LOTS IN DOUGLAS
Fark for $1,000: $3.50 and balance $lj
y month with Interest; lots 81 and %,
ock g. r o. Box 552. city. niS9o
eACRE FARM-io ACRES IN CULTI-
{ation. Ar. br. house, acre IN or
-Aro, it miles west Of Crescent; plenty
water. s5500 VIII take residence
,rt pay. We have others--scu1e special
areaiBs IN rooming houses
MAIiAN INV. CO,
213 West Temple. n20Si
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FROM COMBINES. 5. up. GuARA-S-
ieed Harmony Millinery S5S Z State.
" 56iN E@,s"
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tIe have splendid apple orchard in
>pottcnwccd. nine acres, three-room
nouse. barn, chicken coop, primary va
1er right. fine soil, every inch good trees
Te all bearing; very choice varleties,
SOC Cash. Balance Easy Terms. S35Oo
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We Write All Kinds OF Insurance.
nz0o5
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.
HousToNs THE HousERs.
$500

Corner lot In WestIninster
Heights; curbing, suttering and
walks in and paid 50a104 feet TO
slley. Terms can be- arranged.
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Wanted-Farms and Acreage.

HAVE MONEY FOR GOOD LAND
proposition. must be extra good IN,
every way. send fol- data with price.
WIN deal with principals only. Address
DIG. Tribune nlfcs
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kii win pev you 10 INQUIRE sbout this
De nc farm near Blgckicut. Near sugar
ector7'. An \ 80. 4 water right Al
inder cultivation WiIl make easy terms
D the right party.
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We have one other new buura-
low which VIC will sell on pay
merls ~ 10000. u is located
rooms and Is modern In ever:
way eTcep; furnace: buffet kitch-
on finished in white enamel. gratc
in living room. good grade Of light
FIXTURES IN each room, screened
back porch. front porch 271S feet,
cement basen ent cement walks
front and rear. $3.50. 90: terms OF
10000 cash or We viii exchange
Tor acreage Or building lot.
We have bargains in bust
ness and residence property.
VIII build YOU a nome on
monthly payments.
We loan money on real
estate
Agents for the Royal, "The
Worlds Greatest Ins. Co."
We will write your bond.
per cent mortgage loans
on hand FOR investors.
We act In capacity Of agent
In any business affairs.
HALLoRAN-JU JUDGE LOAN
& TRUST co.
Excta ange 15l. 3co-11 Main st.
mo
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We will build a home for you on your
own lot.
We have farms and acreage.
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$500

= strictly modern s-rooga horae
on South Temple hardwood
floors. oak woodwork downstairs,
white enamel upstairs. sleeping
porch. garage, ell Improvements
N and paid. Part cash.
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= fNc-room bungalow, new, cement
Isselnent built In buffet bookc
nsntel, etc. Large front and back
'orches. VclH select finish; just OF 9Th
Csst boulevard good sized lot.
Doe Cush So per Month, $4,000.
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Wanted to Trade.

HAVE S9B FEET ON Z. IND SOUTH
Improvements: two houses. both rented.
street paved and paid. Excellent lot 70
small buildings or large apartment, traie
FOR vacant lots, 50 acres at Delta. good
water right will trade for city propert,.
vacant or improved
UNITED HOME BUILDERS co
Si3 Walker Bank Bldg n90eI
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SPECIAL SPECIAL,
$3.50 Down, and $40 per Month
Home and one-haJf acre OF land
A Beautiful t-roon brick house. To-
gated near Wandamere, just south OF the
acre. with bea ring fruit trees, with full
water right, The price is $500, and can
be sold for the above terms Mr.
Worltingman," this is your chance TO se-
euro a home.
SMITH REALTY CoMPANY
Was 1888 eO2 Hooper Blds
nsooe
NEW 5-RooM MODERN HOUSE,
southeast close In; large lot full CO.
ment basement, Tnantel. lawn. shade
atc--y2&oo. Terms 10 suit.
7~RooM 2-sroRy MODERN RRIoK
house, blocks from city and county
bldg: large lot manteI, lawn, etc
WALKING DISTANCE SOUTHEAST.
on paved street. new 5-room modern
brick cottage; mantel, gas range, etc.
5-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH. CLOSE IN.
southeast. blocks from car. With
good house. etc.-sS000.
LOTS ON THE l5rH EAST CAR LINE
nj si.5 and up. si0 each. So a mo.
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN
w fi3S, j. t. DIGNUAM 60. W. 4l33,
Successors IT,
4. II Humphries IS W End So, 81.
n20l0
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THE BEST INVESTMENT
on THE CONTINENT.

FORT FRASER, iii the heart OF
British Columbia, on line OF
Grand Trunk railroad. a new
town in a new country Of wonder
ful resources. Town lots and
garden tracts now selling. Write
today for full particulars.
u. K1NAHAN. state Agent,
Vcrnal. Utah
Live agents wanted.
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$S0O0-one Of the most attra ctive houses
in Federal Heights. Eight rooms.
and strictly UP 10 date in every
particular. oak floors: handsome
wood work Large lot In excellent
location. \ fine home FOR some
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WEATHER STRIPS,

wEA THEIR STRIPS TO KEEP OUT TIE
cold al Rivers Bros. % West 3rd go.
k5s27
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S1400.

Corner OF 7tn ave. and j ST.
3-room house on lot 3tX6 rods.
Terms can be arranged, making
this a very attra ctlve buy.
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& SMITH.

Exceptional VALUES IN HOUSES
CONSERVATIVE BUYERS
INVESTIGATED
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BE WISE
BJ \ LAND

- acres near Sandy, will be under new
ditch: only $40 per acre.
100 acres. South Jordan: 2-rocm house
stable for 5 horses: good well; most Of
land has been cultivated. and raised 25
$4,000
1850 acres IN famous Blue Creek val
ley: 800 acres planted 10 wheat l50 acres
this land raised - bushels wheat per
acre last year. only !l5 per acre, or
might take salt Lake property AT wight
figure.
III YOU HAVE y BARGAIN II LAND.
SEE Me.
IF YOU WANT \ BARGAIN IN LAND.
SEE ME.
GEO W pANLEY.
w. 1859. iG' NSiker Bsnk EldG.
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SMALL BUNGALOW WITH BUFFET
kitchen; modern improvements; Il home
for two or three: close in; $500, Tasty
and convenient.
THE HOME INVESTMENT & SAVINGS
COMPANY,
6. s and 10 West First South Street.
poOcr
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ls2 e-3 ACRES. BLUE BENCH. WA
satch CO. For Information call. phone
uiesf
STOCK RANCH REL BEST IN EAST
cru Oregon: snlp. also homestead Box
81. Preston Ida. nisSi
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$50 PER FOOT.

s l0xlo-rod corner on state
street and Eth South.
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4 SNAP. 1oR SAFE
6iSt acres 0f nr timber eal 00a 600 fee
.iumpazc Two small sG~ mins nnmcs.
iaTis, donkey engines. etc. For l1lo7.-
nation write Geo. /. NcCurdy Oakland
Dre. uis5e
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sf2C0-Au unusually desirable bungalow
on * street: FIVE rooms and en-
trance hall; hardwood floors.
built-ln features, mantcl. Rooms
are all pspercd. Complete with
furnace. laurGrv trays. etc. Buy
this on terms Ike rent: $500 down.
S35 monthly.
sS500-Ou the Ninth East pavement,
new bungalow that can't be SUR
passed Woodwork and finish OF
the best Oak floors All bullt-,n
features. Cemented basement.
Furnace Large corner lot. To see
this house is TO want IL. Terms
Ike rent: $3.50 down. s35 month.
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5-RooM HOUSE on WINDSOR AVE.
can be bought tor $500 il taken at
ss5 per month. See Owner. Iil4 New.
house bldg.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV
COMPANY,
Sal So. Main 81. Phone Was. p.
Wo write fire Insurance.
VIII 20 nu your bond.
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FRITsCH, 2o1 -2o2 FELT BLDG.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-08

some seventy-ffye to a hundred peo-
pie waiting for the doors to open at
Z a. m. At 8 o'clock a line had form
ed reaching from the back OF the
basement, where the spoons were
being handed out. on up to the first
floor and thence TO the sidewalk. In
the meantime the spoons, all ready
for quick handling, packed set In
box, were being distributed faster
than the proverbial hot-cakes ever
thought of going. BY noon the
spoon line" had extended half way
around the block and squad of pO-
liCemen was called to keep order.
With one-thirty o'clock came the
break in the rush; the entire stock
Of spoons, over twenty thousand
sets, had been cleaned" and thou
sands Of would-De customers sent
away empty.handed. AS a coupon
was required and the sale limited to
but one set to each customer, none
Ito children. it meant an average Of
not much more than one person for
each set of spoons sold.
A noteworthy point in passing Is
that there we're, approximately, as
many men at the sale as women,
which, whether the men read the
advertisement themselves or were
told about It by the women, proves
at least that the afternoon newspa-
pers reach the man-of-the-hUusc
homehow.
Our argument, if we may term it
such, with sellers of other forms Of
publicity than the newspapers, is not
that we dislike bill-boards, street
cars, and SO on, but rather that we
do not, at least. SO we believe, need
them. In other words, we are salts
fled that the newspapers are bust
nesS-producrrs. satisfied with the
way the newspapers produce bust.
ness for us, and that VIC cannot ar.
ford to take away from the newSpa-
pers to give to other media. The
question is always open, of course,
as to whether Il division of expendi-
ture, whereby less newspaper adver-
Using but supplemented by some
other form or forms of advertising,
would not produce greater results.
But, like the poker player who
catches four aces in a deal, we are
to stand pat" at least
least while conditions are so favor
able and the newspapers continue to
fetch" so abundantly.
The newspapers main strength,
as we understand it, is accredited to
the opportunity 1t affords for quot
ing pfices-this. Of course, from the
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Of
CREDITORS

United States of America. Northern
District of West Virginia, SIS.
In the United States District Court
in and for said district:
In the matter Of james Z. Summers,
Bankrupt. No 351. In Bank
ruptcy.
To the Creditors Of James L. Sum-
mcrs, Of Fairmomt, In the county
of Marion and district aforesaid,
Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
27th day OF October, A. d.. 1918. tic
said James Il. Summers was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting Of his creditors will he
held at the law office Of L. l.. Butch
or, rooms 3Oi and 800 Jacobs build
ing, in I7airmont, Marion county
West Virginia, on the 18th day CT
a. D. 1913. at ter o'clock
in the forenoon, al which time the
said creditors may attend, prov?
their claims, appoint a trustee. en-
anime the bankrupt, order sales and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated the 2Sth day Of October,
1919.
BERNARD H. BUTCHER,
Nov. rs Referee In Bankruptcy
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a Bargain Sale" that will draw
real crowd to furniture store is
such an, exceptional thing, general
speaking. that It creates great
deal OF comment. So when was
asked to shake hands with Il repre-
sentative Of Newspaperdom recently
in Pittsburgh. about the first thing
he said was. THAT was some stream
Of people you had at your store this
morning; how in the world do you
get 'em that way to location so far
removed from the retail business
section?" When ! told him that We
attributed that particular crowd
and, in fact, all the business we do.
to the newspapers. and TO the news
papers only, he wanted TO hear all
about it.
Transient trade" paSSCrsby at
tractcd by our window displays. We
could not. with any justification,
figure as more than Il vCrg slight per-
Centage of our output. The store Is
on the outskirts of what is termed
the downtown business district" Il
tcn-minute walk from the depart
n!cnt stores, the theatres and the
throngcd thOrOughrarcs. So when
we count newspaper advertising and
the goodwill which progressive
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-08
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

To The Republican voters OF the
City Of Fuirmunt;
Notice is hereby given, pcrSuant
to the act of the Republican cXecu-
tive Committee of the City Of Fair
mont, West Virginia, at a meeting
thereof, held in said City of Fair
mont, West Virginia, on the first
day Of November, 1919, that the
ward mass conventions Of the ltcpu-
lican party Of the different wards OF
the City Of Fairmont, under the new
charter there adopted, are called to
meet On Wednesday, the 18th day of
November. 1913, at 1880 o'clock p.
NJ, of that day, ut the following
places:
FIRST WARD, at the Columbia
Street School House,
SECOND WARD, at the East Park
School House.
THIRD WARD, at the GAINESVILLE
School HouBe;
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an kGESSANT Cough.
Continued Dropping Of Mucus
into. my Throat.

A eevcre cough is always n grave
symptom. 1t may not indicate or
gnuic disease Of the lungs. Even
though the cough is functional dis
turbance 1t is OF sufficient gravity to
demand prompt attention.
The dropping Of mucus from the
back part OF the nose into the throat
indicates nasal catarrh. Sometimes
this goes on long time before the
patient PAYS any attention to It. 1t
IS stated on good authority that NIL
Gus dropping into the throat in this
way is apt to excite catarrh Of the
stomach. At any rate. the condition
ought to be corrected as soon as pos
slb!e.
Mrs. Bourland, Of Frankston, Texas.
found after using Peruna that not
only did the incessant cough disap-
pear. but the dropping of mucus into
the throat had also ceased. Read
what she says:
For twenty-three years I was u
constant sufferer from chronic CO.
I0ETn. IldQ Il SSNeIC hIiSeLS dlu
burning in the top Of my head There
was almost continual dropping Of
mucus into my throat, which caused
frequent expectoratlon. My entire
system gradually became involved,
and my condition crew worse. I had
an incessant cough and frequent at.
tacis OF bilious collie, from which It
seemed could not recover. My
bowels also became affected. causing
alarming attacks Of hemorrhages.
II tried many remedies, which gave
only temporary relief, or no relief at
all. at last tried Peruna, and In
three days was relieved OF the bowel
arrangement. After using five bottles
was entirely cured.
II most cheerfulIy recommend tho
use of Peruna to any one similarly
afflicted"
People who object to liquid nedi'
cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets
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retail merchants viewpoint. In the
fall of last year We started what We
have every reason to believe to have
been the most remarkable furniture
sale ever held.--Started it with news
paper space filled with talk" alone.
On this occasion we had taken over
the entire stock of another we'll
known local store and felt that the
advertising ammunition" thus St.
cured would be good for rousing
campaign of possibly a months du-
ration. AS is the case in all "spc-
cial sales" its success depended upon
its bargain appeal TO the public, and
that, according to the almost invari-
able rule, should have meant an Eek
element of prices" this article,
worth so much. for so much" - Il
striking comparative list showing
the difference between the bought
out stores prices and the sale prices.
But we went contrary to tradition
to the extent of not quoting sin
gle price fOp over two weeks, using
simply attention. compelling illustra-
lions and strong arguments as 10
why the sale was remarkable buy
ing opportunity. We did not pro-
coed on this plan because Of any an
tipathy toward price quoting tprac-
tically all of our advertising con-
sists OF illustrated items and prices,
hut simply because We felt that We
had an event of such importance
that its very bigncss would carry Il
forward to SUCCESS. The sale was
dropped, figurativcly, out OF blue
sky. 1t was Advertised but one day
before it opened; the Sunday pa.
pcrs carried the first public inkling
OF thee vent and, even though the
announcement was barren OF prices
the effectiveness Of this hurry cali
was evidenced Monday by one Of the
biggest business days in the stores
llSlOES. We "ClC " llIClHCu W NOiHC
extent for not playing up" the sale
several days before the opening, and
probably that would have had some
additional weight, but our reasons
for proceeding as VIC did more than
Justified our course.
The second noteworthy feature OF
this sale is that public interest was
kept alive sufficiently to prolong
the sale for nearly four months,
which is undoubtedly record for
duration, and with great success all
the distance. All the advertising
done was in the ncwSpaprrS-livc
Sunday papers each week, three al
tcrnoon papers each Tuesday, We'd
ncsday, Thursday and Friday, and
two of the morning papers each
Thursday. -Newspapcrdom.