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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CLOgE.IN NORTH CHATTANOOGA
HOME,
Fivc-roOm attractive cottage on For
cst ave splendid location. $4,000.
terms can be arrhi Ecd,
ANOTHER GOOD PROPOSITION IN
NORTH CHATTANOOGA.
~ i00--Flve room cottage on corner
10 arranged.
EAST SIDE HOME
TNo.atory, B.rofm rcgi0rnce, clobc-in.
on east aide. splendid proposition,
JOHN r. EVANS
Rf8l Estate, RrntalA Loans, Insurance,
M a. TN 81. Main tu and o22
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-09

OFFICE Of federal prohibition agent
room 227. Custom House. Chatta
nooga, Tenn.--Notice Ia hereby given
that at q PM. on Sept. II. 1880, at
tho Chattanooga Garage. Inc, on Car
ter st., Chattanooga, Tenn, l win sell
20 the highest bidder for cash. one
Mitchell, 1915 model touring car,
seized for violation OF revised statutes
% the Internal revenue laws, from c.
w. Lowery.
This Sept. ID. 1880.
BIB, STROUD I,
Federal Prohibition Agent and Dep
uty Collector.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-09

CARS
We specialize in used cars of all
makes, and it will surely be to your
advantage and give US pleasure to
demonstrate any car we have In
stock. We have today:
30 model Baby Grand Chevrolet, run
only 1,1OO miles, with bumper and
new extra tire at big sacrifice.
10 model Cole 20" touring; cord
tires. new paint and In first-class con-
dition.
10 model Buick. 5-passenger touring
car, Al condition.
Three II Ford tourings.
'1S model Chevrolet touring.
IT model Saxon six touring.
IT model Ford roadster shock alb
sorbers set bumpers, spotlight, etc.
RAGON AUTO co.
10S w. 9Th st. Main 429.
CARS
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-09
RENTAL INVESTMENTS.

MODERN homo Tor sale. 81 Elmo, fur.
Hinhed or unfurnlAhed; also Oakland
aonslble IS" touring carl reasonable
10 desirable parties, Main asgh. -.
WNdNiFICENT HOME-aA real home.
nona more complete. This house was
manned and constructed by one OF
our leading architects, uood taste IL
shown throughout. The living room
Ia worry spacious. with beautiful brick
nantel and beamed ceiling, The dlh-
Ing room Ia very appealing. inc
Kitchen IN convenient In every re-
npecti combination stairway cheer
mi bedrooms and sleeping porch
connecting bath room with tile moor
a lovely porch. hpc Easements hot wa
ter furnace, double garage; blHE.N
bargain now offered, Price tiO,bQo'
terms. Main soi, John r. ctahtrss.
TEAT, TETATE--All Kinds rentals and
loans. Established 1851. c. V. Brown
TWO TTOTETE--Tor sale OF exchange,
two 4-room houses IN Alton Park. al
ways rented. large lots. good garden
fruit trees, grape Arbsr, WIN cell or
exchange for one house Of 4. or
rooms closer In city Address Own.
err" caro- News. or phone Main 1907
after 5 Pm.
VINE ST -BtRuiiful home. Fort Wood
NsMtnFFs y IOpHlHt tNUUNtFs bHANNNt
lot. fls 900. C. v. Brown a Bro, sole
agents
T-T60N H0T9E-N a bargain, one
large 9-room cottage In ~ ChalIa,,
nooga. with sewer connections. VIII
take car as part payment. balance
on easy terms. Cali AZ Ill Tucker
It,
Z T00H HOUSE -Four acres, dandy z
room house, large glessed.in poren,
on good road. So miles out; price
50 600, good cash payment balance
$40 per month. II you want some
thing good call tonight Johnston
Walnut TtsS
FARMS AND LAND FoRsALE So
have cash customers. List
YOUR farm Southern Trust Co. S2l
hamilton Bank bldg
WANTED-REAL ESTATE. 65
Wanted sou TO huy your
houc from Albert V WNlker' walnut
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-09
AUCTIONS, LEGALs
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE.
BIG AUCTION SALE

Of western horses and mares noxl.
Monday. Sept. Is, at Foust- YarIcA
Stock Yards, Chattanooga. Tenn. We
will sell seven carloads Of unbrokr
horses, 3 to years old. weight 400
to 1900 pounds; a lot Of extra fat
horses; also some cheap kind. We
viii have three carloads OF TENNESSEE
mules and two carloads o. broke
expect this 10 be one OF the largest
sales we have had this year. This
stuffs is all consigned to US and we
must sell regardless OF price. Sale
starts at 10 am.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-09
ANNOUNC DEMENT'S
COMING EVENTS.


TUCKER SPRINGS now open; room
and board, SIS per week; special rate
to parties; Wednesday and Saturday
night good music and dancing; 20
miles east on Southern Railroad. or
Cleveland Pike.
TUCKER SPRINGS HOTEL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
METHODS IN CANNING /.

The ono way Of canning that you should
AVOID is the way that leaves yOi 30
exhausted that you have 10 take to your
bed and pay IN doctors bills and loss ~
time ten times ~ much as va could
possibly have made by doing the ranning
And don't forget that canning is hard
work 1t Is especially cxhaustlng IN warm
weather, Just when most canning has 10 he
done. Remember that al fruit and ycgc-
tables should be canned the same day
that You receive it, The fngher II il
when it Is put in the cans the better
For this reason and the reason that onc
usually undcr-estimatcs rather than over
estimates the amount of work that - re-
CURED IN doing certain task Of canning,
il Is better t. think carefully before pur-
chasing large amount Of fresh yrRc-
tables or fruit for canning on any one day,
aIally one has to 70 on with ordinary
household tasks ut the same time and one
cannot count on having m eight hour day
10 devote to canning.
There arc some successful home Gamers
who never can more than tho equivalent
Of Elk or eight quarts nj Il time. and thus
much can be accomplished without really
firing oneself very much ~ putting the
kitchen in much disorder II ran be
dashed off, according u ono housewife
much az ono would d batch Of bread and
by doing i N small quantit'es there d not
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
DOROTHY DIX TALKS

Sally about the way she does her HAIR.
You can be pleasantly honest as well as
unpeasantly so, YOU know.
Leave the criticislng to others. GU
are not ordained 10y Heaven to run the
world and supervise your friend taste
Never forget that the hammer IS hideouS
implement in any woman hands anu
that nobody loves q knocker.
when YOU are tempted to be smart ana
sarcastic, try out your sharp speeches. on
Yourself You can't be SO superhumaniE
vain and conceited as not to know tha'
YOU have peculiarities and weaknesses
about which any wag could be funny II he
or she chose YOU as a target for rldicuIe
Cant YOU see Yourself writhc as the
shots strike home? Can't YOU feel your
face flame as YOU hear the laughs at your
expense? Can YOU feel the dun, hopeless
misery that makes you want TO go OF anu
hide Yourself and die, rs YOU realize thai
the people whom you thought admired
YOU, are making mock OF YOU
"Ridcule is the cheapest form oil VIII
Even n fool can use II. but no human
being would ever apply It to another II nc
had first applied it to himself,
when YOU feel grouchy, and com
planning. and rs if the world had used you
before YOU tell them to any body else.
DO YOU enjoy hearing the htany OF
other peoplcs woes? Is it your idea OF
passing pleasant hour to listen to all the
piker annovances that have bctallen
some friend? Do YOU feel Cheered and up
lifted after some girl has wept all over
YOUR fresh blouse because she has hau a
quarrel with her best beau
You do not You would go lar "a
avoid the trouble mOnger. on cou'd
scream when YOU are called on to hear
over again for the millioneth time about
how Carolines mother doCsn under
stand her and how Myrtle boss brutaily
criticised her spelling. and how Jealous
Maud's fance is, and fresh details OF
Katie : warfare with her landlady
well. then, Just reilec. that other
neople enjoy hearing about Your private
worries Just exactly as much as YOU dc
listening 10 the illad Of their Woes. Each
al us have troubles enough Of our own
without having those Of our friends dump,
ed on US. and its brave. aud gallant. and
human thing 10 bear our own loads IN
silence
FINALLY. my dear, recall the things
people say 10 YOU that make you ieei aS
II the sun had suddenly burnt through the
clouds, the things that cheer YOU, that
brace you up, that make YOU think that
life i worth while, and that give You the
courage TO 60 on.
A iollv little story; a word Of deserved
praise: 4 little sympathy and understand
ing, warm thank YOU for some favor
done: the recalling Of something worth
while YOU did in the past; an inquiry
after some one near and dear e YOU per
hans lust some one remembering some
taste ar habit OF YOURS.
III these things make YOU happy and
thev do, why, just pass them on q other
people II YOU will you need never be AZ
4 loss 10 know what 10 say Just try your
conversation ont on yourself and i i
makes a hit vi Il you. it has all the ele-
ments Of general opularity in Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee Pape.

Last week nv sister Gladdis bawt
Weeiv board. and eryey time Mr.. FaT-
hins comes to see her They set on the
sofer in the parlor and ask the Neely
board questions, and last mite got
the hammer out Of pops tool chest and
went in the parler and crawied under
the sofer with If. and prittv soon Mr.
Parkins came and him ana Gladdls sat
on the sofer without env ldeer who was
underneath ii and started 10 ask the
Weeiv bosrd questions, Mr. Parklns
saving. Suppose We try to get IN cCm-
munication with q sprint tonue Miss
Potts.
0 Air. Parkins I'm afraid sed Glad
dis. and Mr. Parkins sed, I'm not Nee.y.
Is there eny SPIRIT that vunts 70 com
municafe with Us?
O look. look. is pointing to Is
>ed GladdiS. and Mr. Parklns ed no
Is it. Weeiy. watts the spirits Eemeo
q. is spelling sumthlng, smith Il
spelled smith. ed GiaddlS
Are you there. smith >ed Nj. Par
kins Wich Jest then ] hi the floor with
the hammer 3 times.
O wat was that. @ my goodness. m
frightened sed GladdiS.
Did YOU hcer II too, hevyins, that
was queer. wasent it? sed MIR Parkins
and C;laddis sed, Lets stop. | don't like
spirits, O deer.
Wich jest then J nocEed : more times
and made my voice m4aterous as eny-
thing. say ing. let me in. wunt To come IN.
q. yelled GIaddis loud as enything
That voice, sod Mr. Parkins meenlng
he reckoni1ed it. and he looked under
the sofer and then started e iettch
under and quick crawled out and ran
out OF the room and Gladdls got mad
~ M Parkins on account OF thinking
he told me to do It. and she wouldent
hleevc hin when he sed be dident and
She still wase1lt hIceying I'm wen
got tired lissening and vent out to see
If there was en1thing dong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

house. too. and Rcddy found poor Mr..
Squirrel fat on his back on the floor,
holding his paws over his stomach.
Rcddv did not stop TO hear what he
said he just hurried faster 10 get DIR.
Fox
But poor Dr. Fox did not feel well
enough to 60 ont 50 he told Reddy to
take his "a tchel and give them all the
medicine he had gwen 70 him.
Reddy loN was very busy. all day
long ana ali night. but the next day all the
animals were better and sitting out in the
sun when Rcddv went to call on hem
Of coursr. the animals that had taken
the preserves from DIR Fox's table SAID
very little. but when Reddy called on Or.
Fox nc asked Are YOU quite sure, Cousin
Reddy, that YOU threw away all the pre-
serves that were spoiled before you gave
them To me-
II thought did, replied Reddy. but
! feel sure they do not agree with me and
| shall not put up any next year
II wouldn't SAID DIR. Fox. do not
think they are fit for us TO cat. Mr., Bear
Is the only one who is strong enough to
digest such stuff.
When Mr.. Bear got up in the spring
he happened 10 be calling on DIR. Fox
and asked how all the wood folks had
been during the winter.
Very poorly very poorly. said DR.
Fox I'VE had great deal OF sickness
this winter Mr.. Bear. you were fortunate
to have slept and escaped being i'll.
What seemed t. he the matter?
inquired Mr.. Bear.
WHY. ii started with Reddv Fox
replied DR. Fox He seemed t. have
eaten preserves that did not agree With
him
He gave them all 10 me because
he could not bear the sight Of preserves
after that night, and J. too. became very
ill.,
Just bow all the other animals be-
came so sick am not sure. but ! have a
suspicion that Il was the same cause,
and now | have told them al that pre-
serves are not the sort Of food We wood
folk should tat and none Of Us will ever
eat any again
That was great idea Of mine, said
Mr. Bear on his way home. But whoever
would have thought could have punished
all OF them at once? Beats the old saying
about killing two birds with one stone.
and now can go TO sleep in the winter and
leave nv food in the pantry without
bothering to hide it. Great idea, thet idea
Of NINE And Mr. Bear shook his sides,
laughing all the way home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. kirkman.
A VEGETABLE PATTY LUNCHEON

Last week | spoke about the value Of
the patty shell in making meat, fish and
vegetables lcft-overs stretch 70 form
the main dish Of another meal. The
following luncheon menu, containing
vegetable patties as the main dish, will be
found delightfully."- light and tempting On a
warm day
Asparagus Patties
Cheese Tomato Salad
Iced Coffee Apricot Zee
Asparagus pattica Mix asparagus tips
either leftover and rehcated asparagus
tips. or freshly boiled ones with the fol-
lowing saucr STIR together IN q saucepan
| tablespoon Of flour and / tablespoon 81
butter; add = cup milk and Il teaspoon
salt. put over fire aud let come 10 boil,
stirring steadily. add , lightly-beaten
egpvolks which have been mixed with 2
tablespoons Of melted butter After adding
the egg yolks let cook only n few minutes
Flavor with the micc Of : lemon Fill
patty SHELLS with this mixture and serve a
once.
Chccse-Tomato Salad Slice frceh
tomatoes and place two slices in bed of
lettuce leaves on each individual salad
/ plate Season cream cheese with salt and
pepper and form II INTO small balls, plac-
ing SFFerhl baiis Oh the Silet1 t3tithAots7 on
each individual plate Serve chilled, with
mayonnalac dressing.
Apricot lee One cup corn sirup z cups
apricot pulp ami hqnd, cup water. z
tablespoons lemon juice Soak the apri-
cots ia n small amount Of water over night
Cook them until soft, then mash and pres.
them through a colander Mix them vel
With the other ingredients and freeze
Serve IN fruit ctps
1he clever housekeeper will experiment
WITH the various fruits At her disposal and
learn to mike delicious lces q this sort
rising corn syrup Tor s"eetening instead q
sugar The fruit Is first mado INTO purec
then the corn sirnp IS added 70 sweefen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Rheumatis m
A Home Cure Given by One
Who Had 1t.

Ii the spring Of l@a3 | was attacked
by Muscular and tnfiamma tory Rheu
matism suffered a. only those who
have ID anoW. for over three years
tried remedy after remedy and doctor
after doctor, bur such relief as ! r.
ceised ~as only temporary Finally.
found i remedy that cured me COM
ptcteIy. and 1t has never returned
have given It "a a number who were
terribly AMIR ted and even bedrtdden
with Rheumatism, and It effected a cure
in every case
want every sufferer from any torn
Of rheumatic trouble 10 try this mar
vicious healing power. Don send cent:
simply mail your name aud address and
| will send il tree 70 try. After YOU have
USED II and II has proven Itself 70 be
that long looked for means Of curing
your rheuma ism you may send the
price o. it one dollar nut understand
/ do not want your money unless you
are perfectly satisfied TO SEMI Il ISn
that far Why suffer any longer when
positive relief Is thus offered you free?
Don delay Write today
Mark II Jackson No. 5G9F Gurue
Bldg. Syracuse, y \
Mr.. Jackson is responsible. Above state
mCnt true,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

New YorR- when Miss DOROTHY Dalton
the beautiful actress sho Nas selected
for the ieading role IN Jhat rylainnota
View YORK production. Aphrp1ite Nas
questioned as 20 tine secret III Ter pfe-
7qneral success she ln1esitati1Ety SAID
Nv complexion When asSed further
details she explained livery y1e of Thy
friends always raVe1 about the texture
and r0lOring III my ssln and ! have no
DOUBT bnt mat my first en- xazeu1ent vas
made possible through the reputation I
had acquired for a beautiful complexion
MANAGERS are ike ordinary rlortals. they
admire Il beautiful SKIN In1ca 1s any
one and in selecting their casts -tay
naturally prefer those whose r0upieT4oIs
are attractive / tlin6 ne test asset any
airt or woman can nave is beautiful
SKIN and complexion. Ii - easy TIP nave
THIS II one vii spend only a Ettte time IN
taxing care ~ the skin. + ggri may naTe
Irregular features aus II she possesses q
beaqtlfuI complexion she silt attract at
tenti0n anHwHere am always Eia1 70
tel. ans gri 1r woman Just lpV sAe may
rossgss q saIn tI6e NINE Here -1a
recipe. Night and morning -seause rtle
SAN arst WIth warm water rlan Apply
a good cold cream LtSAa "ut1 cream
nave found ID be the best after CIassAg-
in2 lt into tie skin take OF tle ssiptr1I-
Gus cream with soft ctDtn. Then before
going cut during the aaE ar rteu}n-
apply DerWI'to. simple toilet preparation
which can ae purchased al tGe tauet
counter 81 any up-ro-Gate drug pit 1ep&cE-
meme store. Tire first Application 81 tLls
wonderful DerWlll0 witt aSt0uis1 YOU. y
imparts instant beauty 10 the SSH and
makes a rosy-wnite complexion every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

An interesting plan has been worked
out bv a certain HighSchool in its CONNER
cial departments. This il cooperative
method BY which the girl students get act-
ual practical work together with the class
work
For instance. in the craftsmanship
course the girls work one week in school
and one week in some large department
store alternately The stores are making
their Inducements to Young women who
wish to become saleswomen more attrac-
tive. and they are seeking high class Of
employees. And il Is the girls who have
taken course Of training with the view
Of becoming expert in the profession who
are sought for They begin at the bottom,
while they are still working in the school
and bv rhe time they have been graduated
they are ready for good position with
every prospect Of steady advancement.
The complete course includes design
ing. color matching house furnishings
etc. a girl viii specialize later in certain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
SANDMAN STORY.
By Mrs +. A. Walker.
Copyr,aht. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
MIR. BEAR HAS AN IDEA.
Part iii.

The next dav when Reddy Fox went
out for the first time since he was Ill he
heard groans coming from all directions
Hurrying as fast as he could, he went TO
Mr. Coon's house, and there on the floor
lay Mr.. Coon grooming, ''Oh. my poor
stomach! Oh, my poor stomach
Away hurried Reddy for DIR. Fox
and on the way he looked in on Mr.. Pos
sum. who was grooming loudly for help.
Hurrying away from there, he came
to Mr.. Rabbits house. where he stopped
to find out what was the matter, for groans
came from there also
"Oht get a doctor quick" said Mr.
Rabbit II have eaten something TINT
did not agree with me.
Reddv Fox saw an empty jar on the
table, Il know just how YOU feel, he
said. running out.
But he just had 10 stop at Mr.. Squr-
rel's. for groans and cries came from his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

Golden Rule, and it works just as Ell
fectually conversationally as II does
officially.
DO unto others as YOU would have
them do to YOU and say to them the KIND
of things YOU would like them to say TO
YOU. -,
When in doubt try out your NIUE
sDeech on Yourself. II 1t sounds good 10
YOU, be sure it will sound equally wei TO
Mary or Sally, or John cor Tom. II your
words bring a kindly glow to Your own
heart. and make the day seem nrigh'S,T,
and cheerier. do not doubt that they VIII
have the same happy effect on any one
else to whom YOU handout that optomlstic
line of chatter. r
AN humanity. my dear, Is cut of OF
tho same bolt of cloth and while we may
he made up in different designs and DIT
ferent patterns. down at bottom we are oil
the very same weave and wool. The thing
that nleases one pleascs all. The thing
that soothes one. soothes all, ana con-
yerselv. the thing that IrrtateS one ana
hurts and wounds one, wounds all
THAT is why il is always safe to take
vo,,r own little self as pretty reliable
guide in deciding what YOU shall say, and
refrain from saving to other opie
suppose. for instance. We take the
matter Of what IS called 'plaln speaking
4 great many people pride themselves
,ipon saving exactly what they think, no
matter how brutal It i. or how much
they hurt another bv 50 dong !,
If you have new hat they VIII ten
YOU that Il Is ten wears too young tor
yotl aud that YOU look like a figure oi fum
In it, If You sing o.. Of tune they can
your attention. and everybody eises al
1ention ia it. If YOU arc III, they tell YOU
how badly vou look, and how saiIow your
complexion IS
D. YOU suppose that these people
would ever make such cruel speeches i
they tried them ont first on themselves.
Trey would not For you will observe ~
YOU 60 through life that the very people
who show the least regard for the feelings
al others. are the most tender Of their own
Therefore. my dear. before YOU ten
Mary that blue makes Fer skin look Ike Z
pumpkin. or Sally that She dances rs i
She had learned 10 two-step IN school q
correspondence just think how YOU Would
like il II Mary and Sally spolied Your
pleasure in Your new frock, and made
YOU afraid and ashamed to ever get on
another ballroom floor.
If YOU will. YOU Will keep silent about
your friends defects, and instead YOU
will saw something nice that YOU can truly
say to MARY about her Lowell ian, o. 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

the confusion and fatigue that comes
when One cans hours al % time.
On the other hand some housewives
like 20 yet as much az possible done AZ .
time, anG when you are going ~ DO muen
az tune there l. Distinct advantage ~ be
gained IN doing the canning ia = wood
shed Or laundry out ~ the way q usual
kitchen operations An ordinary laundry
st0ve viii furnish heat for cooking and 4
is decided advantage when using the
cold-pack method. which requires long
cooking IN using some stove that Hill net
be needed for meal getting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
EDDfNGS.
COCHRAN-SPE.AKMAN

Mr.. and Mrs James /. ~peakman Of
DIS Walnut street, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Edith MAY. to Harry
&. Cochran Of Washington, d. 6 Mon
day evening. May 81, at Asbury NJ +.
parsonage The bride wore blue serge
suit and q large picture hat. She was at
tended by Anna Speakman and Walter
speakman After wedding trip South
the bride and groom will make their home
IN Washington, where Mr.. Cochran Is in
business.
MULLIN-MEGAw
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Aiegaw an
nounced the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Hattie b. Megaw, TO John j. Mullin
The wedding took place Saturday, May
90, in St Thomas Church parsonage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

The charm Of this frock IS irresis.
tible. The long blouse in white silk
crepe de chine is embroidered in
floral effect with black rope silk, the
skirt being OF black satin. The three
quarter sleeves have the embroidery
covering the entire upper part from
shoulder to hem. Into the V-shaped
neck is inserted a vest Of fine net.
Medium size requires 3 yards 40-inch
crepe de chine and 2H yards 40-inch
satin.
Pictorial Review Dress No 1868.
Sizes. "a to As inches bust Price, "a
cents. Embroidery No. 1906. Trans
fer, blue. Is cents,
Crosby 4 Hill Company are sole agency
Of Pictorial Review Patterns Whining
I on e leading store Tor silk. wash goods and
wooden dress goods. 605-07O9 Market
street.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

types of the work, but she is given n
grounding in ALL If she has good founda :
ton she is going To know what TO sell
her customers She is unlikely to make
bad sales, and so suffer returns.
With such school work and such train
ing as are offered by the type of high
schools quoted, IA fine class of women is
going to be attracted to the work in
increasing numbers. Salaries are CON
stantly improving, rs the stores realize
the value of the expert. II is a thing that
will pay looking into by the ambitious
business girl