The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
j. c. PENNEY co. NC
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(CUHIluueu from pIeCeulHS pdSe)
lily 1t is furnishing the people of
this district the best possible mer-
chandise at the lowest possible
prices.
The local store of the J. C. Pen
ney Company, Inc, was opened in
1914 by c. H. McKillip. Mr.. H E
Nay, p! esent manager, has had charge
| in this capacity since April 1st of
this year, although he has been iden-
titled by the local store here off and
on since January 1919. All together,
Mr.. Nay has been connected with the
]. c. Penney organization for the
past six years. He is a native of
Nebraska and was born and raised
on the range in that state Mr. Nay
is a Rotarian and a fraternal man
Connected with Mr.. Nay in the con-
duct of the business is Mr.. R. L.
Champion, Assistant Manager, and
who has been with the store here for
the past two years. Mr.. Champion
is from Brownwood, Texas,
The present building occupied by
the j. c. Penney Company is located
on Kinsley Avenue in the heart of
the downtown business district.
Floor space occupied is 30x150 feet
and the phone number is 10. The
local Penney store may be easily
classed as one of the largest and
most popular merchandising con-
Germs in this entire district. That this
is true is demonstrated by the fact
that the store is usually C. DIVIDED
during the shopping hours of the
day.
Tro Nv
the Penney policies with most salts
factory results. Mr.. Nay gives per-
sonal attention to every detail of
the business has made study of
his trade since coming here, and is
supplying it's every want and need
to a nicely. This is one of the lead
ing j. c. Penney stores in this sec
tion of the Southwest, is admirably
managed and is leceived the whole
hearted support of the buying public.
Mr.. Nay has surrounded himself with
a most competent force of sales peO-
pie, each lending every cooperation
possible in giving the unexcelled ser
vice found there at all times The
store is one of Winslows dependable
merchantile institutions, has come
20 stay, and it's future growth and
expansion is an assu- ed fact.
Like every J. G. Penney manager,
and we might say the majority of
the buying public in America today,
Mr.. Nay is thOroly sold on the
Penney plan, and never misses an
opportunity of bettering the service
and Of educating the public as to the
splendid business policy outlined
cnd followed by the Penney organiza-
ton. Along this line he said: Our
business has been built upon the con-
s;Geration for futu. e business. To
do this it is necessary to consider
the peculiar individual wants, and
the tastes and temperaments, of each
customer. We believe fully that the
only permanent success attained in
business is by practicing the prin-
ciples taught by the Golden Rule"
Mr. Nay wishes to be quoted as a
booster, is interested in anything for
the BETTE ment of the district, and
ready and willing at all times to do
his full share in everything for civic
Improvement and growth. He stat
ed: I'm my mind there is only one
thing that stands out in the future
expansion of this country and that
is the Colorado Compact. We also
need some method to handle state
and government owned land so as
to lift the burden of taxation from
the people. Then too, we need roads
and public utilities genel ally, but
with all, equaliZed taxation"