New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03
HOW JIM CRUSTIBLE WON
From the Emporia Gazette.l


w have always known Jim Crustible the store at 2O
Commercial the shrewd business men OF TINS town
m was all there was talking to him yesterday ABOUT
theory he had two years and jim she's working Ike chai
lin had notion that it costing him too mortal much money
% Do business; that heavy so he says 10
I'm Just save $3.50 by cutting out my Advertising Ana
I sa look reasonable $3.50 month IN tne
year and sometimes S25 the holidays or in the fa "heh trace
brisk of the year it amounted TO TWO OK %
hundred dollars And head working like tack whh ne
e 80 49, o crowded with farmers and a young
dropped day to buy little something anu ~
So he Quit advertising Andthats thing about it, His
scheme worked really old Jim much money to 90
business The books saved the two hundred year and
by cutting out advertising; the end of the year he found
~ he could get along of his clerks The farmers didn't
- him so much as they did, his trade wasn't forever
him people in the papers 50 he dropped
@ - vci shat There seven or eight hundred
he and say Jim Cruble certainly proud Of his head
piece. tho way lad calculated all out You certainly can't tel jim
r about business the who put the come IN commerce
He got the saving well developed after dropping the clerk
and worked out scheme TO rent So he moved of Com
ner Street on November and saved four hundred
hndred dollars from his overhead and SO he found
just penner as you may say; ne WASH!
doing anything can't fool Jim Crustble about eN
jim ups and lets the other clerk 60 -,
We were in to see Jim His scheme certainly is work
ing though should be the last to say IT, as II is ge"@y Oh VIC
vrr business But that only bright scheme Jim has
worked He said Yesterday; say oohee & TS
years And it's perfectly good lor my n
wears AGO when was running the Street and had
three clerks paper had to have SUIT every
~ have here don't bother clothes used to have to change
whether II dirty or hoVi inc
read yoor paper required now change when need TO- MY
ers can't boss me- YOU when stop advertising you cut
OF all over the store FOR
buying and fly polson MY trace
demanded IT, Pm around this avenue ny uo %
your newspapers whether the flies aI mere or
fool notions OF these hg'ohu
vomenvhy nothing The trade have now doesn't Oo'hr me
doesn't know anything prices and can charge EN- "ha1
want TO- and get my and they can't leave gov men
here that haven't paid and don't dast leave me- ana "ha
Ieharge I'm q plentyl" -. -
That's the way to money. II would watch ms ps
and a. a. Jim Crsbe does wouldn't have mhonaires
is to
some saver all right all right quared with the Sheh
thin k about his serving the notice Of attachment when e
old Jim had discovered no" 10 S"
money By not having the till he got good and ready
and d5 ever seem 70 exactly and ready the shh
hand and Jim dcker with the sheriff hes certainty
business And you can't tell MIN any'nns
Tor be knows whatever!
As censorship everything depends the uncenored Since
1903 We have coyumed uncensoed for three newspapers all Oh
which still in existence.
To pov on Marrying int5 the Modest Triple Violet
o. .art contribs have BEEN have the three of u.s.
M..l las a wandering world had TO see Of US
Trip..cate trinkets Of truth and friyolity,
Three cornered threu6dies threaded with JollIty;
A closed corporation Of virulent violets,
Pgb1hng thousands Of trick-witted troletsj
Pungent and piQ1ant and uptothe-mnutey'
But lacking the magical touch-femnnlty;
Perth the tri, but YOU shall hear more Of us,
pollv bay opcd u4 and now watch the four OF us!
tggDDE And IRWIN AND MoRIE
II there h anything 20 'eeoahy which we doubt tne haiscf
MT hage WINGED rt>, gaed oar name 70 me D''
The ra MI, aaoar aays. haa sta|ed its last d0''"'
On democracy.
H. 'S' ~ " paying 7 F.P.A