Jack and Jill
it ir
irtf V asked Jill, t ibe and J ark r-yde
out on the iftrr-thrster train.
She nudgrd him and pointed to
ward a barthcgdfd young; person
silting two ft ahead of them on
the opposite aisle.
"Why, dear, it'i just about the
lame color as yourt that wonderful
rolden hazv tint." '
Jill n not aure whether the
comDariion uii a compliment
"But why ahould he be bare-head.
ea on a incut HKe tmsr Ana
Iter hair chopped off that way?'-
. "Why. little Jill, you're almost
feline I She know her hair looks
Veil that way, and you ice t-he ha
heen to aome dance, iee wtiat a
smart (roik ihe has on. I ahould
say he was a very nifty looker."
Till diseustedly mumbled some
thins; to herelf, and closed her eVe.
as ahe cuddled her tired little head
iiCMinst Tack a shoulder.
"Not like yours, ny dearest. But
Jill' braided her haid in silence an I
taid no more.
Xext evening Jack brought out a
friend and his wife to dine.
"Jill, what on earth is the matter
with your hair?" he demanded their
first instant alone, a the 'company'
buized about the phonograph.
. "Don't you admire it?" she de-
manded provokingly.
"It looks very peculiar!"
"Why you inconsistent brntcl" she
txrlainied. "I copied the coiffure of
that girl you admired on the train I
You said she looked nifty."
"But oh, shucks she had a dif
ferent type of beauty 1"
"Why, Jack 1 As if I were ugly,
then!"
If Jill were miffed Jack was miser,
able, throughout what was meant to
.be 'a' jolly evening. 1 1
"She's chopped oft her hair 'with
the " butcher knife!" ' he muttered
tngrily to himself. , '
To make matters worse, his j
friend's wife admired it.
"That cropping just makes you
look too sweet." she gurgled "Your
face looks 'so young and boyish!"
After they had gone Jack smoked
sulkily until Jill went upstairs. .
Then he followed. -
"You look young and boyish! Oh,
to think' that you've ruined your
wonderful head of hair, darlingl It's
horrible!".
Jill's pretty eyes reflected a world
of indignation.
, "You ungrateful man I" she pro
tested. "This is what I get for all
my trouble, I believed you . when
you said it looked beautiful on the
other girl."
"But you are so much sweeter or
at least you were 1". began Jack.
To his amazement Jill suddenly
withdrew a dozen .hairpins swiftly,
and her long tresses floated down
over her dimpled shoulders.. Jack's
eyes bulged!
."Hooray." he cried. "But how did ,
you do it?" -
"The scissors were too dull, or. I'd
have done it. This was just an imi
tation crop, turned up under. I saw
ft in the movies the other night. But
SAFE AND SAME
(or Cougi3& Colds
TkU jyiup li difftnat" (torn ll etlitri.
QiiUt wlif. No opinti. lit everywhere.
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Jck.H
Jack lusted a wanton curl and
smiled happily ,
"Well, that other girl was long on
looks, if not on locks, I like your
style better, if my taste is bad. .And
honey girl, long may it wave I"
"And just to think." said Jill, to
her piquant reflection, as she brushed
the B"lden mass, "that men call
Ihrmsclves logical."
CnprtM, ' 1131, Thrmpon Feature
Brvi )
Where It Started
"Platforms."
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15U The term "plank" is of Amer
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Competition
By JACK LEE.
0
To .the old-time merchants
Whrn merchants, were told tfiut
the street to compete with him
the merrier," and he then bepan to furbiah up all his stock' of tricks
by which he hoped to prove that competition in that particular
town with him was not healthy,
In those days there were
sentation, plain lies, personal and veiled attacks and even arson to
"do" their competitor, Falne advertising, blackguarding, malig
nant persecution and ferlings
the common thing. Anything
competitor that would injure him
therefore permissible.
Such competition caused
Two merchants in the same town
play together, so bitter had the
had a decent word to say to each
ever met and, as for open association, even among the clerks of
rival concerns, hands were held
How different now. The
the life of trade hasn't changed
tition have. The years have taught business rivals that only honest
competition can win,' that a boost is better than a knock and that
if one must say anything about
decent or nothing at all.
IIow true is that card which
business concerns,-"If your competitor talks about you, put him
on the pay roll." , ' '
Business rivals seldom ever
tors, for they have learned that
breed a contempt and feeling of
to overcome. ,
Nowadays merchants in competitive lines call each other by
their first names. They visit back and forth and one merchant can
go into a rival s establishment and
merly he wouldn't dare to set foot
for it was ten chances to one
'They belong to the same business
Their children play together and
and live happily ever after. ,
Competitors have learned
ducive to business and gives the
"'.' Advance in business education and methods have taught them
that, the best and surest way to
gether, forget hard, personal grudges and work for the better
ment of all.
It's a great sight to see several hundred merchants, all dealing
in the same commodities, meeting in convention to thresh out their
difficulties. Experts lecture on various phases of the business. Mer
chants who have run up against
do not hesitate to arise m .convention and tell about them and in
return get valuable advice from
problems and solved them.
There are various organizations in the city that are for the
mutual welfare of all concerned. They discuss everything in the
open. They talk and act "square" and by so doing get the confi
dence of their fellows, who, when the time comes, hold out a help
ing hand to them.
- The live merchant knows
world, particularly that portion
knowledge from trade journals
association with his rival and by
lor anything he might want to
One of the greatest steps
past 25 years has been that of
saking of the old "anything for
so long among competitors.
There was a good illustration of how business : rivals could
work for the benefit of all this week at the "Made-in-Omaha" show,
where there were 120 exhibits of
Some time ago Omaha manufacturers awoke to the fact that
more of the home-made products
Business depressions all over the
results in curtailed pay rolls and
', The Omaha Manufacturers' association got together and de
vised the scheme of bringing forcibly to the buying public the need
of patronizing Omaha manufacturers, not only to give manufactur
ing an impetus, but for their
goods compared favorably in workmanship and price with those
imported Irom other cities.
They decided that a campaign
goods m each home was the thing.
then placed them before the retail
tailers, and even the salesmen
Omaha got behind the Made-in-Omaha
When quarters for the show
of the Brandeis store 400 manufacturers were anxious to have ex
hibits. There was only room for 120 and the first to come
got the space. :
That didn't set the other manufacturers or wholesalers into a
petulant peeve. The retail merchants placed their display windows
at the disposal of the manufacturers and practically every manu
facturer in Omaha had a display of his wares in some window
during the week. . , r '
The merchants have begun to push Omaha-made goods and
already one big manufacturing concern has announced that it will
be necessary to add 500 women
creased business which has resulted.
To get better acquainted with
tories kept open house and visitors were shown through the estab
lishments. Each day thousands of visitors visited the show, and
the result is this: Manufacturer has .been drawn closer to whole
saler and retailer and they have been drawn very much closer to
the consumer. Omahans have learned definitely just what is made
in Omaha and it is a safe prediction that Omaha-made goods will
have a greater sale in Omaha in the
These great results for good
cept for the co-operation of all business men concerned. It was a
question of the good of the whole, where petty jealousies were put
in the background and instead of each man going into the thing
for himself the welfare of the other
Merchandise was displayed for
pubb'c is the judge. That article which is manufactured and mer
chandised with the greatest degree of honesty is the one that will
enjoy-the greatest popularity.
Competition now amounts to
andj if possible, better than your
fair as his. a
The old order of competition
merchandise now sells on a higher standard of honesty than
ever before.
teeth
'wnr-
1021.
"rompetition was the life of trade,"
a rival was setting up shop tcros
he would say cheerily, "The more
merchants who stooped to misrepre
of hatred toward one another were
a merchant could ay against his
was in the lino of "business" and
business feuds that lasted for years.
wouldn't allow their children to
competition become. They seldom
other in private that is, if they
up in horror at the mere thought.
old adage about competition being
much, but the methods of compe
his competitor it must be something
, . J
one sees on the walls of many
say anything about their competi
"knocking" or subtle innuendoes
untrustworthiness that is difficult
have the run of the place. For
there. If he did he was guarded,
he was there to do a little spying.
men s clubs and exchange ideas.
have even been known to marry
,
that the "rough stuff" is not con
perpetrators a bad name.
progress is to join forces, get to
difficult problems through the year
merchants who have met the same
what is going on in the business
that affects him, but he gets his
devoted to his particular line, by
coming out in the open and asking
know. ;
forward business has made in the
open, honest dealing and the for
business" idea which held forth
commodities made in Omaha.
should be sold in the home town.
country had lowered sales, which
reduced production. r
own advantage. They knew their
.-.
of publicity to introduce their
They perfected their plans and
merchants of the city. The re
in fact, all the business world of
show to a man.
were obtained on the eighth floor
to its pay roll because of the in
the buying public many fac
future than in the past.
could not have come to pass ex
fellow was considered.
the public's inspection and the
'
making your merchandise as eood
. rival's, and your prices as
' .
fails in this day and asre and
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