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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-22

Presbyterian Church will attend the
all-day District Missionary Convention
in the Presbyterian Church at Ocean
City next Tuesday,
Aged 50 years, Anna, wife of Isaiah
Horton, died suddenly of a hemor-
rhage at their new home on Thomp-
son avenue, ~Pleasantville, last Tues
day evening. after beng Ill Two and
one-half hours. Earlier in the day she
had been in Atlantic City. In addition
to her husband she is survived by II
children. Funeral services were held
at the house yesterday afternoon, Fri
day, at 2.30 O'Clock. Interment was
made in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
AT the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce last Tuesday evening,
which was attended by about 25 mem
bers, it was decided to give a charter
dinner at the Absecon Inn on Tues
day evening. Nov. l, when it is pre-
dicted the documents of incorporation
will be ready for final acceptance.
The committee in charge of the ar
Engagements is composed of Thomas
Draper, Jr., Walter j. Roberts and
Herman l.. Madden. Dinner eeerva-
tions are being made for 20. The
members and their wives or sweet
hearts will receive the first allotment
of tickets which are to be disposed of
at one dollar each.
The Chamber of Commerce has
voted to have the picture of the creek
entrance to Absecon at the Junction of
the several State and County highways
stamped ON its official correspondence
stationery. An additional engraving
of a picturesque local scene also will
be obtained for civic advertising pur-
poses through the means of its official
correspondence, it is said.
On the occasion of the monthly So
cial of the Presbyterian Christian En-
deayor Society a masquerade barn
party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kunkely on New
Jersey avenue last evening, Friday.
In honor of the approaching mar
riage of Miss Mildred Smith to Mr..
Jesse Sorden, a kitchen shower was
given the bride-elect at the home of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Smith, OF Ohio avenue,
last Tuesday evening, when numerous
fine presents of household utility were
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-31

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-31

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-31
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apcac6n especial ARIRITIsMO es6fula supuratia.
tuberculosis anemia. diabetes las enfemedades de
Ia nnfrici6n y de n sangre general
En- e periodic de cundarO eaO Dermatis sftica, FARM
gomas resutadOs indscubes siempre
a odss las medcacOnes eElpleadas hasta el dia.
Pdanse foeOs expcayOs Juan A. Perez p o. Boz as de
venta Juan Ia IsIa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-31
Tara refrescss cxqrisii0s. risite
Ia CAFETERIA"
San JaSto G. - San Juan. q. X.
Nussua Capacidad EcOnomica

impossible aquilatarla debidamente mien-
tras haya despreocupados que ignoren la
bondad, e6cienoa y extrema baratura del
jabon Brown rotulado CADIERNO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MADISON, S...'lusc iu. five largo rooms.
hH'h, basement. paved. east front. now
rented $50 month. Price So 900. only
1880 cash. balance like reut, can you
beat tt' 'all cedar 1908 Il. y. Eppcr-
suu.
BKOAHMuOit. south Newport sA room
bungalow. garage. servant uuart"rs all
new modern toaturHu Will tri now Tor
$4,000, with $4,000 cash. 10 ~ good ONE
call Cedar 1908. H. u. Eppcfsou, for ap.
uuintm"nt
BEAtT1FlL T. 6lU.bUo bungalow tur $500,
six rooms and breakfast room. pArlor.
oak floors, IVORY trimmed, basement. two
car garage. OsaE' A53b.
BEAtIirIL seven room bungalow IN
very desirable south side location,
breakfast room ouk floors ivory finish.
basement combination furnace. garage,
corner lot 2l.NltU. Price &ia.5UO, a.. 900
cash. or cash price tli.5OU. word a
Caldwell Usage sJaj-gli7. or NJ. word,
cedar I1ii.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11

n'u INV. -" IH.' NJ" l"i" Iilr mug"
Kansas ''I'' M".
lcOR SALE N., lg,.t-ro,,, rr5ny.l,,,,
modern district, one block Of school
possession at once. will TAX. good tot or
good paper ana small amount Of cash
as first payment. rric" A2bo. 'aI Cedar
2iGc -. T.. Williams Rcd Estate. 40
Robinson.
81 goG CAsU f,,r .ouity in tiye-,...,,,- ,,....I
ern. sewer paid. -four payments un pava.
mcnt. can make $500 30 days. y75 rental.
owner leaving t79-'. car" of World.
SIN-R1pN ,Yodrru ,,uuI,, f,, .f. o..
nv,n., 81 o0U a. 6G1 .sn 1'r,"y w.
luS" rsni 6a,gr gtga '"'""'
,,,,-,.,.,.,,. .-.-------.rH.
~ rnaIns slecnt,g 4or"b ,i," &
room. basat1ent tw0.rar psrsp. prIrSS
,s 200 g. 500 ,sab yro,I a. ,..Ilg..n
osaR. .-4E psayr .tt NJ No.,
cedar I'M.
$50 CASH E..,,,.. tto. ,,,, .,,,,,,,, ,...,-
brand nov, 'ro9fII bt,6g,lnv ,, s,,B
east aide. nyI nuors r.antci buIf, 10, f.
tur,s rtia bIr,E mon, 90 In, r't,,
I.ss "
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hpoH - t..'D 'g7n. halhn'" 30 per
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
rEAcH,GE AND IND,sTRiAL 4

AIUI md fTVr-HIT0 ITITIN ON NHTHTUH
Intrrurhau nu easy terms. Pnur" DHaEr
tttf. I %. campbell, cFrr1 thing Loo real
estate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
ron sAtn or ExCHANGs

-,rVrs good land near Tulsa. WI
Sac fDr house IN Tulsa. Robert WI
.. Usage 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
REAL ESTATE. rOH SALE
HOUSES IoU SALE IS

''.'.l ~ - Wv" r"r mouth. interest iu-
GUIDED. buys mN ilue .r,cu ruui,. strict
~ n"dcrr home. ,lufa tu r.rn.I AMI a.,
me. "n slightly east front Ilf. fat I.,ga
pol,h and p"tcoia extending over soiII
'Ih'' .."'rIng porch breakfast room.
buiit.,u fcuturcs. French doors. N,r, I'M
,,'"l'. good dr' basement with ,uucrpt,
iooT wash stove. water Loat.ug anna.
Hius aud drain. House ana garage nearly
," "uH hu,i l' Jay Talbot col good ium.
fl'bu cpsh. Seller viii include 500 'Uorth
h'" window shades. over tIuO worth
''. Anu N.l uHhsi"r ruH and ,lcctuc
iu"i"r deposits. water biI valid M ni
vance ana VIII pay tshys ond insuran,,
rented for sli6 pcr month H. r..p,ra i'ia
tenant who viii pay three ipoutia ~. 3D. o..
,an'". No real cstnt" men trades co. 1850
sho" this property. Phone Usage ,'og
$1,000 CNsH HaIsues mpntn,. eight
room duplex nice closets. basement fur
each side. nicely decorated amt rnI-Ird
throughout pavement nearly paid out
excellent noighb"rhuui. rental ,,iue xiso
per month Price $500. cali Osagy
a GOOD HuN Two-ioom ho,.,. wall
built good location. rents for So per
month, never vacant, water EaH. sewer
amt electricity, 1880 cash. pAon, Osagc
FpH SALE ncsutiml Bruadmoor home
siN fy9ms h,eakfasi. nlI buir-in fru.
lures. Nl-,uNO Tor immediate sale. s H. 800
cash. ~. n. Riley. Cedar 1919.
THREE ROOM HOUSE clear rents ION
VS.. insured Tor $1,000 one block car
line. "v-tout lot. gas ana water. for 81, goo.
one hoiI cash, balance eusy. See Mr. Ross.
hctchuW iot"l
NiW FiNE-ROOM modern house. y,lu h.
completed In Few days ta.15o. terms.
oSake baob.
FpR SALE ON sand spriuTs ear lime ,r
N'ru division, thtru room plHptprud
fenced. largo chicken house Price T. 600
VIII take lat" model car ~ first payment.
What have you Address 4. y. Duffy.
linN aoi, West Tulsa.
$3.50 DOWN aud SO p,r month hu,a Now
four. room oungaiow nicely decorated
can At $40 S, Nanthus
snuTH QUAKER 1900 BLOCK
.,so., ywo. room house ,uil size igt' cl9s" Ia
is,6JO, $500 cash. no agents osaE" .t6e.
/ $3.50 CAsH payment, rive rooms. ba IA
with plumbing roughcd In. fun si1e lot.
| good location, u bargain Of $4,000. easy
monthly payments T. ". nollyman 60.
Cedar l2S",
$500 NASH payment. four rooms. plas
i"rod, bathroom, but not modern, full
size lot. close TO good school Priced To
T., ". liollNman 60. Phone cedar l2t2.
$500 'Asn Fiy, rooius. strictly modern.
beautiful DECORATIONS and 'l"ctric fix
tgres, screened hack porch. Prir. 5000,
man 60. phon" ''tar i'sg.
FOR SALE. New four. room house. nice
~ decorated Hnd light nNtures. $500
cash and $40 pcr month. Price SJ,7T5.
osage 7sl9.
MAIN a.. 1905 BcautIuu new sis-room
bungalow modern in every respect
bullt bN day labor ana offered for sale
by owner for fun particulars. call Usage
GahG.l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE New lUur. rouu bungalow
modern district one block Of school
possession at once. viii TAX. good Tot ur
good paper ana "a small amount Of cash
as FIRST payment. Price SA2bu. 'al Cedar
2lGc -. T.. Williams Rcd Estate. go
Robinson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11

bEAL bargains aiwnyS on hand. Tor sale
.,fy farms ranches aud OF properties In
uss1uri and oklahoma. II. ". Palmer
IN ulhHck Realty CO.. ili Security
cedar 2O2G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

TTRrLENTH g.. ii5-For rent fbrc--
room uGfufnished apartment wtth slcou-
2 porch. bath and private entrance. $40.
an Osagr e"3g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
LOTS ron SALE

NlIENIlbN 40 cash. you furnish The
lot and We VIII build sou nuv Kind
of house NuI desire. Easy monthly pay
lnont'. CalI Mr.. Fcrrcli or Nj. GRADY al
OsaEe $3.50,
WANTED Lots lu al parts ot ,ity. BiI-
beck Realty, '"daf 2Uss. ilA Security
LOr J0Nls5, HulcroSt. modern. 81. 200,
terms. from owner. h. e. Brock, 22tt
e. Smith ~,
1920 MODEL nye.passeuger touring car
TO- trade for VOL located lpt WHAT have
FOR sALE-By owner, Dot ., block u.
irving place. t0NliO. bargain at $500
Phone Usage tot
FQR SALE-ny .owncr choice east front
lot on North Main. Orugo I7lI.
50" CASH bud Al1 per month viii bus ON
cust front lot close 90 street ear IN
EaHt Lawn addition. Paving paid for.
Price OF lot $3.50. Phone Daas, 1901 Al
lf AHboTr q WEIGH cunt soil your
vacant lnt who cam rot q rrasoua bl.
pf.," ON % ana ph"n" oHHs" lo6l Ab-
$50 CASH and 80 per month win huy q
nice high lot loo Mercer addition. within
Two blocks Of proposed street car line rN
trnilon, lose tp Whittier school. Phone
Usage lGGl Abbott \ Welrh.
PUr reasonable prico ON that vacant
l,t Of y"ura and phone osago IssL
Abbott g WEIGH.
bEAiIlFlL sIghry luls, just ufi pgyInr
near 'nl.oitr hospital, fine Tor gatdcn.
800 cash. it' pNy mont pshg" 5b1i.
Fph SAlit by owner. lot @, block H.
Irving Place. E0NlAO feet. a bargain al
s 900. usaV, ttQ4
POH sAI.E Ny equity 40 two lots Hodg
r'F Hn.fnis addition call 'odar 1873.
900 'ASu 80 month, CLOSE uu Dot. near
paving and school, gas electucitE city
water available. " o owen. ira ROT
.us'l Bids NI consider ut" model
touring car, also have other luts at $3.50
Hnt $1,000. cosy payments.
RIDDEN OOD -rur ton sIlo Ipl ra.t
'front.' Priced night, some terms. Cedar
g. Usage oUt.K
VACANT Hruldwnur. gooa cas. front
lot. rau be purchased within the uost
few days Or a barHEln. Hdgowood Joe
upon th" hIlr overlooking thr city "a
beautiful p|ar" tu build q nice home
South Quaker east front lot at d bargain
for cash. MapI" ridge Dot. east front 90
feet good bungalow location, ana VIII
sell quickly. ii,ildair. some Well located
lots con hr purchased ON good terms. SO
down and $40 mouth. McaiowEalo lots
ON easy terms wnor" you can Oulld you
| O. holn" aUd stop that rent H. q. Gun.
uIugham, -lo.ll Palace IlldE. O'agc iG7o.
Glg.
WHY PAY REST when you can buy q lot
ia beautiful Kodg"rF Heights tor So
down and so per month let MS explain
save that rent which sou are now trrp"
ing away. tHIl Iaduu Investment CO.. 2I9
security Hldg iu"U" Usage 1883 J0s'.
Sg5 CASH aud SO per muuth Nul pay
tor a ElEh. well drained lot ln beautiful
Rockers ig'sg,sJ MaEc MAJ, y, yo9T sr,'''sa9ige sige
security bldg. rhnur osHg" 1853 t0ss
FuJR hundred satisfied customers have
bought lots IU Rodgers Heights, We
I have several choice Iuia get. Get yours
/ today, Call 1adou Investment 'u. -ls.
F 70 security Bid. Phone Osoge 'sj. soss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES ron RENT


NhW fre-ro"m modern, all buit-in fes-
turrs. Wanto' basement cust front. on
pavement. 'aN usugo 65lH.
HOUSE FOR RENr-lau s. Elvoud
brand new. SIX rooms aud breakfast
ROOM garage aud servant quarters, ltS..
ueut uU hutIt-lu features. hat ,.IuI
il'ors throughout pstp" 7us-.
IOK RENT -Four. r,ou house ori three
room moi"rn duplex. fhou" Usage Jtsa.
SEVEN ROOM house. 100 block ou North
Denver. can Usage 25Ji
TROpST, S., 1903 For rent. look at this
house ana max" mo an Offer. Gordon
Grady s3a Robinson Bldg. Immediate
ppss"ssidn'
TWO ROOM house Tor rent at go North
Peoria.
DENVER. y, I4g5- New modoru. seven
rooms, basement. garage, Sloo per
month. Cedar 1891.
FOk RENT Modern nve.room home.
south sd" s55. small amount furnl.
turr. T.. y. Riley. Cedar 1913
WANTED i.ooo more houses to shade
johnson makes window shades to meas
ure. Phone Usage bOo7.
ITS YOUR LOVE SENT--joe hodges
transfer, moving and storage. packing
furniture -pccialty 100 5. Elgin.
HOusEs-FuR>Is rs
FuR REST -rwo-room furnished house.
2olo f.. Nirth st., Kendall
FOR RENT Twu-ruom furnished house.
good location; SIS. Phone pssg" Sst3.
FOR RENT, FURNISHEp.- Modern du-
plrN, three rooms and sleeping porch.
with or without garage. no children, ref
or"nc's. 90 = Frisco.
FURNISHED HOUSE rOR REST Fivc
u rooms, well furnlshed, close IN, 3G5 per
month. 'all cedar Go.
THREE ROOM HOUSE Partly furnish.
ed, not modern, big garden spot. three
blocks Of Jltucv als blocks from car line.
Phone Usage 320a.
FURNISHED house in Kendall on car
line, Eij per month. Usage 9ls5, Usage
1864.
WILL SHARE siN-rouut modern o. rent
room t. girl or gentleman. references
required. Usage 3JS6 or laa2.
ANTEp-Touple employed 10 share
nicely furnished home with lady own
er. cedar 1909.
WILL LEASE four-roum bungalow $50
month light, gas aud water furnished !;
plenty of garden space. psage f7i3.
FOR RENT -Furnished ive-roou, house
located on West Fourth. rent 500. call
Moore, psage 2Gl5.
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 10
| OFFICE sPACE FOR RENT Furnished,
including desk telephone and type
writer. 2l5 Security Bldg. Usage 72bt.
| TWO inside ground floor rooms FOR rent
223 y. Third.
AVAILABLE March l5th. large suite nice
| Offices, ideal Tor oil company; also sin
| gle offices. See ". II. Mc' 'arlin, room
207. Fifth and Bould"r. bsag" illO.
| FOR KENT-Smnl office room nall en-
trance. S25. 'all at zoos Daniel Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
tNCnME pRorERrY

We offer "A large six story modern bust
ness block In Kansas city aud one Of our
finest boulevard apartment buildings.
Thes" Rre very choice Investments, priced
way below their value. WIN require some
cash. balance iu good land. ~ \ Camp
bell Inv Co, .oS.3 Sew York Life BldB.,
Kansas city, No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
ARKANSAS

50 ACRES % In cultivation: sic milcH
from railroad three. room house. guod
uuthuildiuEs Wrll NatCtcd, family OF
chard. ON highway. mail route and tole.
phone rr.Ce so per acre, hHlf cash.
40 acres go miles from railroad .u "a
cultivation. no buildings. good HpfiuE,
Price fl5 per acre. n buyer pDtH on small
improvements, 800 cash. balance I'VE
years time.
50 acres. 20 in cultivation, i've miles 10
railroad. two room house, barn spring
part fenced. Price fl2LO per acre, hali
cash. immediate posa"ssiun Uu OIL iHtinS.
Is. ~. ATkINSDN
Hertyvill", ArkananH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11

., s,t.r-Ot Will trade Tor smaller
,,rfv modern south side two-storv
i.'I f.sidruce. Ideally located I'm re.
s4 district. J. 4. Harrison. 200 $.
.,rsr. owner. Cedar 1852.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11

..,rtu I. trade ti.7bO equity in new
~ ,...H bungalow as first payment
,.s or siN room bungalow. can cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11

rpAUs-Nlu take q good lot ON a
rt..ronw east front bungalow
YIN s,da. The price is $3.50, Osagc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, April 15.--Wheat prices
developed considerable strength to-
day. anxiety having lessened in re-
gard to the British industrial situa-
ton. Tho finish. although nervous,
was at the same as yesterdays to
! Ac higher with May $1.221s to
$1.22& and July $1,06 to S1.06 ~
Corn gained &c to q c and oats
a c to &C, Provisions closed UNI
changed to 15c up.
Almost from the outset bulls had
an advantage in the wheat market
as result of new hopes that the
labor crisis in Great Britain would
be quickly at an end.
Corn and oats averaged higher
in sympathy with wheat Rural
offerings were meagre. Europeans
took 100000 bushels of corn.
Provisions at first were dun and
inclined to sag, but later responded
to an improved export demand and
to firmness in the hog market.
Closing prices:
Wheat - May, $1,221a; July,
$106.
Corn-May. 557sc; July. 59&c.
Oats May, 35Mc; July. 371sc. b
Pork--May, $500; July, $3.50.
Lard--Mayytse.7 July, $10.17.
Ribs-May, 1872; July. $9.17.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
Albuquerque Morning Journal Saturday April 49, 1927.

struction for adults will be given in a most prac-
teal way part of the eXtention training of the
Albuquerque schools The high school has a well
equipped shop where instruction is given in the
manual arts to students regularly enrolled. 1t
offers to for the under-prvileged group
men who have been forced to leave school in their
youth in order to contribute to the familys in
come who attended schools where manual
training courses not given
The auto mechanics course, which will start in
a month, will be practical instruction from a gar
age owner given at a garage for auto mechanics
and helpers. 1t will be given at night in order
that men may work during the day and improve
their ability when they off duty. 1t will give
a chance for instruction to who have been
denied schooling privileges through one cause or
another. 1t is common-sense school expansion to
which the community may we'll give support.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
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Laura, A. Krkrnes1

lard, then ia cup of butter. Add
cold water, few drops at a time
and stirring as you add it. until
the ingredients become a moist,
solid mass (about tablespoons of
water). Toss this mass onto a
floured board and roll out, with
floured rolling pin, into as near
perfect circle as possible--a cir
Gle little larger than the pie tin.
Lift this pastry gently with the
hands and place it on a pie tin
(never grease pie TIM; pinch the
pastry down around the edges of
the pan and bake this shell for
about 20 minutes in an oven a little
hotter than medium. You will find
this crust tender.
A Reader of Your Letters
please give me menu for a wed.
ding breakfast in April or May.
Also please tell me what supersti-
ton is attached to April mar
riages?"
Answer--Serve Strawberries with
sweetened whipped cream or serve
iellied consomme; fried chicken;
creamed asparagus tips served in
small pastry shells5 fruit salad ;
luncheon rolls; wedding cake; cof-
fee, and small cakes and confec-
lions. The reason April is not con-
sidered propitious for weddings Is
because of the uncertainty of the
weather.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
SATISFYING THE PUBLIC.

The prevalent idea Of a successful salesman is
that he is smart taker who takes hesitating
people and by his gift of CAB brings them up to
the point of decision and gets them somehow to
buy his goods, That conception is not exemp-
fled in the stores of Albuquerque
The basic principle of craftsmanship, is fitting
the goods to the people. 1t is partly a problem of
character study, effort to find out what Gus
toner needs, what he desires and what article
will conform to his tastes and situation
A salesman may be keen judge of human
nature, but If he does not know thoroughly the
lines which he handles, he can not make salts
factory recommendations to his customers.
In big city store. where the people deal with
throng of strangers every day. the Smart
clerk may get by. If he fails to give his Gus
toners permanent satisfaction one day. his power
of conversation may win a set the next
time.
But in city like Albuquerque successful
craftsmanship is built entirely on giving satsfac-
ton. Any of our merchants will tell you that he
would rather not make a sale at ALL than make
one in which the article does not fit the customer
THE sales clerks are instructed that they are not
merely selling the shoe, the dress goods or the
potatoes that they hand the counter They are
selling the store whole, trying to convince the
public that their place of business gives depend
able merchandise that be relied upon to please
the user, and that it sells the same at the lowest
possible price.
In stores like ours. then. the fast talker"
clerk is at discount. What is wanted is the in
telligent clerk, the panstaking clerk, the cour-
teous clerk, the one who knows human nature and
can make the merchandise and the customer fit
each other.