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THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1921.
Jack and Jill
"I think Jimmlg Cray it the wont
mollycoddle I ever tw," marled
Jack that evening, at they were
liniihlnc dinner.
He wu drawing icveral lample
of woolen suiting from hit pocket
and surveying- them with tr wie
look.
"Why. Jack you wretched old
knocker," retorted Jill-irt. "Ile'i
the nictst man to hit family, and a
good neighbor of oun. And he can
beat vou at tennis any day in the
veekf
"Oh, he'i nice enough, Jill, but to
day when I ordered a new suit at
my tailor' place, where he intro
duced me. "what do you think:
' "I don't know for I ve never
been at vour tailor's I"
That'i juat it Hi wife ha,
though. There ihe was picking out
the cloth and bossing the tailor, Dm
you ver hear anything so disgust-
in: ,'
Jill sniffed and after a moment a
pensiveness she answered: "Well,
you took me down to a friend of
yours in the wholesale business and
helped choose my fur coat."
"Oh, but that was, to get a dis
count. I wasn't bossy."
"You were, tool You made him
show me 11 coats before you were
satisfied I" ' : ,. . .
"That was to get one that suited
you, dear. You say you dress to
please me, and I did get a bargain
that was a jim-dandy, didn't I?"
"Yes, dear. I'll have to agree to
that," and Jill was very demure.
"By the way, what kind of cloth did
you choose?" ' , .
Jack held up the sample. . Jill took
one disgusted look at it.
"Why, Jack, it will make you look
like a jockey or a retired bartender.
Let's see the others." ,
Jack scowled . and. gave her the
lot. ,'
Jill rubbed them, along her little
nose and sniffed at them.
"There's not a single piece here
that is genuine wool. This tailor is
a profiteer and is selling you a lot
of shoddy. Jack. I'd like to tell him
what I think of him. Can't you tell
wool from cotton and rag-cloth?"
Jack was abashed.
"Well, I trusted him, and he told
me it was a bargain."
"You dear old simple goose," said
Jill, adown her nose.. "He does cut
well, but I haven't liked a single suit
you've had lately. They look so
cheap compared with the other men
around our neighborhood."
"I pay just as much or morel"
answered Jack. "I must be well
dressed for my office."
He looked at the ctoth samples
again. They looked like waste rags
to him now, but he said nothing
more about them.
Next : morning at breakfast Jack
drew out his samples again.
"Don't, you think a single one is
wool, dear?" he asked plaintively.
"Nor And ,you ought to be
ashamed to be so ignorant."
"I'll tell you what, then, dear. You
get your hat and coat and run down
with me the first tfcing to that tailor
you're a woman and can tell wool
from cotton. I must have a good
suit this'time." -.
Jill agreed and Jack could not see
the smile which the mirror saw.
It took Jill just 10 minutes to sift
the wool from the shoddy, and to
have. Jack change his order.
As they started out. Jill looked at
him with a little wicked dimple in
each cheek.' '
"Are two hf ads better than one?'
the asked. '
"No, yur is, better than two. I
spent an hour there yesterdayP
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1
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"And yoq don't blame poor Jim
niie Cray?"
Jack reddened as he suddenly re.
membered his speech of last night.
"No, not exactly," lie said slowly.
Then he caught her tightly as he
took her toward the subway en
trance to send her uptown.
(I'opyught, ltd, Tiiomp.oa Feature
Dart mat.
Where It Started
Smoking.
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Europe. The dried leaves of colts
foot was a favorite smoke in England
before Sir Walter Raleigh brought to
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' Manufacturers of
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Closing Out
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"Q&WAlRD
SERVICE
C. F. 5ALADE, in tha Rotariea. ,
TUSINESS men in general
It always interested in the
presence of the term in a
merits which appear in the leading-
journals. In these days almost
give service to patrons. Many
service. In spite of the much -
public has learned through sad
cannot easily be purchased in the
According td Webster's Dictionary, service means "the condi
tion or occupation of a servant;
office; waiting at table; labor, assistance, or kindness to another."
This explanation of the word is plain enough, yet it is a startling
fact that many business men do
interpretation. Nevertheless, the
point out the errors or omissions
ter of service. The intention is
manufacturers, dealers and professional men are making correct
use of the service ideaJ
One merchant tailor, whose
men, has a spacious '"moth-proof" storage department in connec
tion with his establishment where
the owners while they are traveling during the summer or winter.
When a man leaves for the seashore or mountains in the summer,
instead of storing away his' heavy suits and overcoats at home,
with, the risk of the goods being
while the house is closed, he sends
it is inspected, repaired and is
1 Upon the customer's return
tailor for the things needed,' and
livered; repaired and neatly pressed, ready for wear.
Another merchant tailor offers his patrons professional advice
in matters of correct dress. The'
for each individual are suggested.
many people do not understand the correct use of colors in dress.
For the convenience of customers, this tailor carries a stock of
shirts, collars, belts, neckwear
tion is made of the designs and
signs and colors will blend nicely
suits and overcoats.
A shoe repairing firm of a
any part of the town for the purpose of collecting shoes which are
to be repaired. Deliveries are also made by motor car.
An undertaker who is noted
sents a beautiful floral piece to the family of the departed whose
burial he has in charge. The gift is always well received.
Free shoe polishing service is
dealer to all who purchase footwear at his establishment.
In New York is located a
of a well-known mechanical device. The machines made by thia
company are in operation in practically every town and city of the
world. Many of the first series of
than thirty years ago, are still in use, although great improvements
have been made from year to year on the original model. ,.
When a customer buys One
manufacturer's service does not
order. The manufacturers have:
tion service. A force of skilled
the places where the machines are
devices are inspected by the mechanics for the purpose of ascer
taining if all parts and attachments are working properly. De
fective adjustments, are corrected. Broken parts are replaced at
cost of the material and labors ;. , .
This traveling inspection service costs the owners of the de
vices nothing, and the service is the means of keeping the cus
tomers in close and friendly touch with the manufacturers, even
in cases where the customers a,re located at a long distance from
the company's home office in New iYorkv
In various cities of the United States and foreign countries
the manufacturers referred to have branch houses where users of
their machines may secure parts, supplies and new attachments for
the devices at very short notice. '. '.,
Fire recently destroyed a plant where some thirty of the ma
chines had been in operation.
diately leased another building and placed an order for thirty new
machines at the nearest branch office of the manufacturers.
So efficient was the service
had occurred several of the new
another day or so the entire order
like that means something to a business concern.
Located in the main corridor
cigar stand which is far more than its name implies. The proprietor
is a young man who is making remarkable use of the service idea.
Hundreds of business men, stenographers, office workers and pro
fessional people are constantly passing in and out of the building,
and many of them have occasion to stop at the cigar stand for the
purpose of buying newspapers, pens, pencils, memorandum books
and other articles in the stationery line. There is chewing eum
and candies for the fair sex and
fections, too. . But the cigar man
to those who visit this "cathedral
During a recent stormy morning a business man from one of
the offices in the building hurried
at the stand to buy a good cigar.
"That storm caught me napping," said he to the dealer. "Came
down to the office without an umbrella this morning. I want to
run over to the city hall, so I'll
"I have an umbrella here Which I will be 'glad to loan you,"
answered the dealer pleasantly.
umbrellas which areJor any of the
care to use them."
"Well, that's what I call service, laughed the business man.
"I'll borrow the umbrella and forget the taxi. Thanks 1 I will re
turn it within an hour.
"What brand of cigars does
lawyer of the dealer one afternoon. "I am making my first visit
to his office and I would like to
smokes." .
"Mr. Channing doesn't smoke," answered the dealer. "His
specialty is chocolate buds."
"Good for you! Let's have
The lawyer returned to the
in a happy frame of mind.
"Well, we had a great laugh
"Mr. Channing would have given something to learn how I knew
that he liked them. Now you may wrap up a pound of them for
my wife. Hereafter I shall have you in mind when-1 want candy
lor the folks at home."
- OlMAlH A"
know that tha buying; public
term "iervlce," Thia explains the
large number of display advertise
newspapers, magazines and trade
every' business concern offers to
firms go so far as to offer perfect
heralded message, however, the
experience that excellent service
open market
duty .required or performed in any
not seem to understand clearly the
purpose of this article is not io
of business concerns in the mat
rather to illustrate how certain
patrons include many wealthy
customers' clothing is kept for
moth-eaten, or possibly stolen
the clothing to the tailor's, where
then put away in a safe place.
home, he writes or telephones the
immediately the clothes are de
correct colors in fabrics suitable
This is an important service, as
and walking sticks. Careful selec
colors of cravats so that the de
with the designs and colors of
' .
large city will send an auto car to
for excellent funeral service pre
offered by an enterprisine shoe
large firm who are manufacturer
the devices, manufactured more
or more of these machines the
cease with the installation of the
what they call a traveling inspec
mechanics are continually visitinsr
in operation. At intervals the
The unfortunate company imme
that within" a day after the fire
devices were installed and within
had been attended to. Service
of a big office building is a
not a few males purchase con
offers still more important service
of commerce."
from an elevator and stopped
have to call a taxi."
"In fact, I have about a dozen
people in the building who may
' -
Mr. Channing smoke?" asked a
offer him one of his favorite
. . . .. ; -
- '
a half pound!"
stand about an hour afterwards
- ...
over those buds," he exclaimed.
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McKenney-Dentists
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JAcltson 2872
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