The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

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their ,y,y INTO barber gnous he
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may think their dcmcanor viii
cause the barber whose chair th"y
occupy 10 mop around spiyly ana
give them par excellent service 10
appca6' lh"ih' Ihoy re wrong ne
hatOrr may be III eNcoHeht hplIllh
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hS chair, hut the customer = al
iltud" soon rnNelopA the hafbcf ana
ne, too, gets a trlile ruttIcd. Iht
result ~ that ne wants 10 get ihc
grouch out or MS chaIr az quickly
as possibl"-and no one can blainr
MN II he ialIs 10 give the uSuo'
finishing touches ioIio"lng bhaFc
"rhe man who encourages the
barber TO give good service is the
one that always gets service, for the
barber makes special effort to
please him. Every barber / know
tries To maintain his cOmposurc and
ms oiyiljy toward customers. lie
wants the customer to feel he f.
welcome: II the man In his chair
wants to talk, the barber viii talk.
II he wants TO take his service In
silence, he viii find tho barber sil-
ent except when he asks question:
the customers likes and |
1islikcs regarding haircuts and |
shayes."
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