Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01

hive non-union working for us too.
We believe that tho non-uuion man
should have the same opportunity as
tho union man.
on Saturdays we keep open until
d. m. not only to accommodate those
who can't get away to shop at some
other time but To cash checks for the
men who get paid at n late hour on
this day. We cash from six to ten
thousand dollars worth Of checks Tor
the wortinRNmen every Saturday even
ing. IL you'il step into our store on
Saturday evening you will see hne
of men who consider this a. special ser-
vice. Yes you will see union ana non
union men In the same line. We might
also mention here that our employees are
paid for their overtime Saturday even
inFs So Mr.. Picket II you don't gst
paid for your overtime let us know ana
We will sec what we can do for you
along this line because from the eX-
pression Of n great many OF our new
customers we are of the opinion you
are working for US
November 81. No Advertisement ap-
pears today because Wits omit Satur-
day from their advertising schedule.
Mr.. Galloway, however, on his return
from luncheon notes that ono of the
pickets rs without an overcoat. As u -
raining Mr. Galloway goes to the store
raincoat stock and pTOcuTes brond
new s15-raincoat for the shivering
picket. He helps him on with i ana
then adjusts the picket's sign.
November %: The Sunday edition y
the Oklahonan reveals the following
choice bit IN Wits advertisement.
"somethinr for Nothing
We thought this impossible until Mr.
y ~. witt president Of the W.T.
e1otbing Company signed the Open
ebap petition Ever since he placed his
fnhn Henry on the - line We have
haan getting something for nothing For
Inatafee rc had oar name printed on z
iljffia card which was given vide dis-
,ribi,tion. Then our name vas printed
IN a little hookiet-thia was good adYeT-
tjatng too-and now as 2 foliow-up "e
ba.e some folks walking ap and down
in front of our store attracting at-
tanftan If the busy pedestrians Ini9
free Advertising campaign Is the best
yea have ever experienced FOR direct re-
suite. some famous feller said. "falk
about me. II you cant say something
! eood-talk about me anyway.
We understand that we nave been
bovcotted by y few union men. We
+ regret this very much because we would
/ IKE 10 sec them 'ake advantage Il the
i a. wings We are Offering on good clothes
ard furnishings. However. we are not
going II fall ont with rne union man
or anv other man because ne don
/ trade with is and we are not going
+ ~ ho,,,coft the /. MONS because we don't
/ 10 be inserted il the afternoon adlton
under the sketch Of the now famous
trio of fence pickets:
FOR SALE
This Perfect Good Cut
Practically New
one ~ the psckets came il this morn
ing and sad that he would rather az
.,,o days. work al his trade than one
-, ~ r.icketing-we assume from his
statement that i j. aard work to Atei
people out ri this store.
The Picketing l. Over.
W. fake this last column to con
vratfIate those who picketed thls s-ore
On thair peaceful, gentlemaniy manners
and conduct.
Cheerful End.
VI content with the facr -aar ht
had stepped the pickcting and incident
,l1,. Increased the store : business ap
,.,.,xi,,satelv 30 per cent Mr.. Galloway
-. t,yo Of the pickets jobs IN the store
one of the Jobs was painting ne IN
,arior If one of wits display windows
sn5 ,here we're May wno passed TIA
dav Who recognized the protestn.
oigk.t transformed into placid paint
er.