New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

ia as the pacard indicates it's time produced Is it on sale
su2 or isn't it,
IT sure is
Then want it. Here's the s12"
THE suit fit you"
that's my risk
You'll take Il whether II nts or not"
81 uiu atsl2."
CLINT surmse had been growing suspicion managerial
He studied sharply for moment But his
% his strategy cracked strain forgot all about
rd Hilton fiction Of the Wednesday Thursday keyhong
the unopenabe door quite vanished from his memory; bolts
- ana locks dissolved and became nothing Then
r without the aid Of wndOwdreer the key
M his the knob the door quickly pa;nessy opened
e, Presently he reappeared with the s2 1t the
~, suit; had outside watching to make of that
ge said he, sturdly But take is. No money
ak this
guess YOU observed the without You're
800 m the newspaper that's been making all the trade
eng the light had penetrated Darkest Broadway,
not deny the soft impeachment but passed other correlated
Is the suit you started sell me from the counter the same
ne asked.
Exactly same"
Show me" requested.
Without CULVER brought the southcounter suit and
@ the tailoring from the show window blind
sxegmbian could have told the difference.
ou say seriously that these suits the same?"
ut' he ayerred stOuty
So bought the sOuh-couner suit
w kindly money back if satisfied surprising
m to The show-wrdow article which sold "as isl Here the
~ respective garments made by The Trbunes clothing
uats:
The display coat a handaored garment Of
ade workmanship equal that S25 to $50 suit The work
rrsp and of medium grade. The vest
y visible window and the there ALL
here striking discrepancy between the coat and the vest and
rs The should retail at from $50 to S25 The suit from the
s declared by the be exactly the of diff
cheaper cloth and the workmanship and finish not to be
pa with those OF the coeon coat This SUIT should retail at
rom SO S2 windowbait entirely different model and
better style than the identical" coat inside
who stood gamey his defence,
s sneang regard him. He lied with such fine unfater
w persistence glad testify my liking by giving him
don't know Of place the city where there such
nrkabe bargains they have at Htons-n the window
below old acquaintance Finkestein is still
btr business as The Willard Store" lovely pink paamas in
he upper corner window, marked $3.50 Silk and Linen
amas his conspicuous bait for the day. When asked for
everything but pink, particularly pressing
upon SS5 article which didn't all at the price Finally he
produced pink apparOn which was silk
and linen than pork and beans This he avered was the same
the window
Very I'll take the window suit. Please get it,
oh DO that"
Why no?"
q night muss up the whole window III tell YOU
will be here morning, and get it then
But l don't it then. ! want it now"
We'll wouldn't expect the whole window just for
You customary in the trade sell article out of
be window"
"No; isn't Not when the window isn't here
Here point upon which testimony needed Just
Broadway Peet Co.'s store There found the assist
ntmanager
will you sell me suchand-suh article of this Window"
nkM
The assistant manager looked mildly puzzled
Certainly" he said.
"And this one? asked, indicating another.
The assistant manager politely amused "Of They
are there TO sell"
"Can buy anything out of any of your windows"
Absolutely. IN the spot"
Then ! him the Custom of the trade lie laughed
Oh that's they have goods the window he explained
W course they sell They can't catch fish If you take away the
at"
Women though shoppers than also anged Tor
ndoWb halt klvna least
one experience the lines brought out by you
Of question arose from
display tag on a hat in a millinery in Brooklyn
at Fifth business
the felt (black hat was placed
in tag
The faint pencil markings on
r evidenty not Tor puoic nou
Ny this sl4o nat
Of sold She examined
and located that IDENTICAL
in the WINDOW Inc
the cost
costly put tnat the H-
o
The positively the hat from the window"