The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-12
E7oNthe Dollars our Way and They'NR0MBacktoY0u
len OF CALDWELL WHO HAVE WHAT YOU WANT AND WHEN
SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER FIRST.

1--we helped baseball this year. confded
The Rolling Dollar brother dollar who had just come to
Centeville.
1.-The clothing PUNCHED up along with lot
of others And he seized the opportunity show the young
who soliciting something about buying at home In lots
the merchants say the things that
ought be said occasionally This paid his subscription
and then he grnned and said How much did your mail order
house subscriber
1.-The young replied that he had not asked it to do
nate Why no asked the cother they have sold several
suits here lately they ought to give something If every
body here bought all their clothes from them you would not
have got that subscription from today for this wouldn't be
clothing store but vacant building and would be working
in the city myself or trying to a farm.
1.-The cataog house gets business because they show
nice looking cuts instead of letting you fellows feel and
the suit yet here subscribing the and glad to
do it..
If you wrote them for Donation clerk back in
Chicago, who is working starvation wages himself would
laugh and drop your letter in the wastebasket
AS matter of fact you bought that suit for $18 ddn
vou The young fellow sammeIed and said that right
And the eXpressage was about 70 cents to say nothing
OF the postage and the money order9 Well here is suit that
sell for $500, fitted to you it pays times
what the old stoekeeper before you send your
money guess you will say this suit the in my
store fully the equal of the the caaog house listed
$751; to that know it cost 20 per manufacture
And remember that have to support the baseball team and
all the other things and ask nothing than that your
money stay somewhere here in the town -
81 paid out for the other day after funny
argument said the dollars Il the pocket
OF man over IN Clearwater who went into hardware store
and selected an axe When the proprietor told him the price
was 81, he said Blank Blanks price was II cents
every WE'LL said the dealer Il II sell it to YOU on the same
conditions the mail order house Here your axe for II
cents Now give % cents for the expressage YOU have
saved also cents for the money order and cents postage
That is $lO would cost you from the cataog house. but nv
price just ST. The customer said that had occurred
him before and paid the ST. Then the dealer stacked
up the axe in the rack again and turned away thanking the
customer What are putting it away or? Why an
swered the storekeeper IF Pm selling the same conditions
as the mail order house will have drive into town ten
days from and get it. But those people one better
here your axe now when want it, just wanted to make
the comparison plain all the way through that's ALL
he ma order house does not have to get the good will
of any individual be his name Smith Jones or Brown said
the Rolling Dollar for its field is unlimited SO the customer
has no protection aside from the postal laws But tbe local
eaer with limited possible customers must and does go much
" Keep 'he good VIII OF his people" Copyright 1914