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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-2-26, Page 5HE EGET Itllillttl11111i1f 1111l1i�ii1iii1t1111itili[1111!!liitlllli11i1i11111l1tllillilli„���il�lllt1111111[Illlliillllitllltlllllllltllllillllllill[I�IIII 11111111111,1111111111illiiliillll1111111111111111111111111llllillllllllllllitlllll111111llllii111111lillllillllNi111'llliliilllliliiiliiliil� oitihili• Are You Dissatisfied? Training - to Do_ • you want a Better J •� command a Bigger Salary co d WRITE TO School of Commerce ..io:' Clinton, Ontario FOR PARTIOULARS:' tEGARDING -CLASSES FOR STUDENTS COMING DAILY 13Y TRAIN ' ' EXTRA TUITION given because of short school day . COURSES Stell -ra .laic - Commercial - Secretarial Special Courses P WINTER TERM BEGINS MONDAY, JANUARY .5th, .1925. 1 SPECIALIST, .IL F. WARD, H. A. STONE, 'COM. S B.A., Vice Principal Principal. Students ' May - Enter at' Any Time. DEATIT GP MRS. FORREST Brick.1 Hensall Tile s r, Yard and Block DEALERS IN t, Cement, Hydrated Lime ;and Hard Walt Plaster Vie have ,been appointed local deal - See for Gyproe Wall Board for leu- �sa11 and surrounding district. This Is a fire proof wall board. 'Why build. to burn? When in need of building ,supplies consult us as we can supply. all your needs. art Phone 7 T)R. A. MOIR, L. M. aC. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 70 HENSALL• DR. J. W. PECK', Graduate of Faculty `of Medicine, fIcGill University,' Montreal; Member • wt College of Physicians' and Surgeons f Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Pound]. of Canada; Post graduate al[enber of Resident Medical staff of Panora" Hospital, Montreal, ,1914-15 ; .Pace, 8 doors east of Post Office. foie 66, Hensall, Ontario. AUCTIONEER OSCAR KLOFP Honor Graduate 'Carey Jones' Au "Mon School, Special course taken in Jlegistered Live Stock (all Breeds,); ;Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm •;galea, etc. Rates in keeping with *revelling prices.. -Satisfaction ss- ured write scar Klopp,Zurich, or iwire 18-93, Zurich. JSBORNE & HERBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. ,.'resident, JOHN ALLISON vice -President, `JAS.1VIcKENZIE `DIRECTORS 1THOS. RYAN •SIMON DOW ROB`, NORRIS, WM. BROCK , AGENTS JOHN ESSERY, Centralia,. Agent for Usborne and .Biddulph.. DINER `HARRIS, Munro, Agent for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan. W.,A. !.tui NBULI, Secretary -Treasurer :pore 98 Exeter, Ontario. Y QLADMAN & STANBUR Solicitors,. Exeter. White Pine, matched ate 1 XC v 1x1. h ` ®t nb dressed at sides ess NO • IS TILE: TIME TO STOCIi THIS P WITH . GOOD COAL ` WHILE' CAN GET IT AT A LOW YOU pitiCE T li 11x A r A. CL k ix There passed away at. her`:hoiue here on Saturday evening, Mrs. Cooper •.Forrest aged 85 years. Mrs. Forrest has been an invalid for a` number of years and while seated itit .the supper table on •Saturday evening passed away suddenly. Mrs. Fol resat with her • husband, the late Cooper Forrest, lived for years on the farm` now 'owned by their - son John on the Pari Line, Stanley and some years .ago moved to Hensall.` The late. Mr. Forrest predeceased her some 15 years ago: The funeral which was private was, held Tuesday afternoon, interment in Hensall Union 'Cemetery. CARMEL' CHURCH W. M. S. The annual birthday "party of the W. M. S.,of the.Carniei Presbyterian Church, of.'Hensall,;.was held in the schoolroom"'of•the' church on Feb. 19 There was a good, attendance and the guests were ushered .into the pretty rooms, which were gayly dee- orated for, the event.. 'The program included an address .by Mrs. C. A. McDonell, the president; solo, :Miss Jessie Park; paper, Mrs. J. A. 'Mc- Connell; duet„ Mrs.Is•::•Hedden and Mrs. W. McLaren; piano •and violin duet, Mrs. Hogarth and Miss Mur- dock; solo, Mrs. J. W. Bonthren; reading Miss M. Fisher; address by Mrs. Hugh McEwen, and piano solo, Mrs. Hogarth. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were seri CHISELHURST (Crowded out last week) The Young People of Staffa Meth- odist'. church intend putting on a play-, in. the Chiselhurst; Methodist church 011 Wednesday evening Feb- ruary 25th. ' This is "an excellent play. The people of the surround- ing districts, who 'enjoy. an evenings• entertainment will do well to at- tend. Everybody welcome. The Young. People of the Chiselhurst" Methodist church intend to return the; compliment in the near future. Wednesday evening the 2 5th of Feb ruary',,_ don't 'forget the date, - • Miss Maude' Millar . of London Normal School, London, visited at her home over the' ween -end. Mr. Peter. Case of Exeter is visit- ing this week with John M. Glenn. Mr. Wilbert Chappel has been en- gaged to work with Mr. Thoatnas' Drover'for the coming year. Miss Madeline Bell, who has been helping: Mrs. Wm. Cole in the store for the last few weeks past, has ,re- turned to her hone near Seaforth.- '"other --"Young mars, I 'understand "t !lave Made ; • advances to lay adauglstea . , r� a i1t Man---- Yes,. sir.. T Wasn't '�'oring going . to say anything' abotit it, but *' ince you've inerrtien•ed it; T ,zrro'�v ern �wsh yoit could, got her -to pay ane ZURICH • Mrs. • E. E. Steele. is spending a few weeks with her. mother' at 'St. Thomas.: • Mrs. Edighoffer, Sr.,, is at• present t or spending, a few weeks with h granddaughter,, Mrs. E. Weido. • Mrs. A. G. Ehnes left Thursday with relatives and friends for a visit at Stratford, Tavistock and 'Welles ley. Miss Donella Ruby has left . for London to take up her position as milliner: ionto Mr. R. F. tade was in Tq attending the Retail ` Hardware As- sociation wh'feli was held' last week. isextended to. Mt. 141`uch sympathy Ernest, benomy of, the Sauble Line et the loss of their infant daughter Hensall Syrup making season` will soon. be here. • Mj's, Chas. Jinks spent Wednesday in Exeter. • Mrs. Chas. Troyer is visiting re- latives in London. Mr. Geo.. Robinson of Clinton was in town on Wednesday. Mr. W. O'Neal of Clinton was: in town Monday ,on. business. •.` ,Mr, J. King of London was in town Thursday on .business. Mr. J. W. Ortwein was in Exeter, on business on Wednesday. Mr. Lee Hedden made a' business trip to London on Wednesday. Miss Scarlet and Miss Johnson visited in London on Saturday. Mr. 3, Rogers of London was in town Tuesday on business: Mr. Jas. Patterson was in Seaforth Thursday on business. Mr. J, Wilson of Loildon. visited. friends in town on Thursday. •' Mr. J. Stewart of leaden was in town Tuesday on business., Mr. Chas. Way. of Exeter was in town Tuesday on business. Mr. and: Mrs. Wnn�.6Truemner vis- ited friends in Clinton on Tuesday. There is a lot of sickness in the village, especially among the child- ren. Mr. A. J. Sweitzer of Detroit vis- ited friends in town over the week- end,: We are sorry to report that M. Peter Munn still continues quite Mrs. W, O. Goodwin and Mrs. Maulkison visited in. Lo•zrdon on Sat- urday. Mr. W. O. Goodwin and Mr. Wni. Fee were visitors in London on Wed- nesday. ed-nesday..- . Mr;; Wm. ' Shaddock, of near Clin- ton, was;in town on Thursday on business. Miss Abbott of Exeter :visited over the week -end. With Mr. and Mrs. Lock Petty. - Mrs. Bertha Bell left Thursday to attend the millinery openings in To- ronto this week. • Mr. and. Mrs. P. B. Buchanan, of Toronto, were week -end visitors'at their homes in town. Miss Francis Pearce is at present nursing a very sore arm, .affected with blood poisoning.. Mr. Alex. Smith, Jr., of Montanna, is visiting with his • parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Alex. Smith of town. Mr. Maurice Farquhar has been confined to his home for the past few days with a severe cold. Messrs John- Carmichael, Sam Ronnie and Herb Hoggarth were vis- itors in London on Friday last. Mrs. Shortt, who has been visiting her father, Mr. Andrew Johnson has returned to her home in Windsor. Ma. Wm. Vanhorne, Jr., of Lon= don visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mra. Geo. Hudson.. A, union prayer meeting. -will be held' in the Methodist church on Friday afternoon, Feb. 2 7th. Every- one welcome. • The ' Trustees of the Hensall schools have put in new black boards in each room, adding greatly to the efficiency of the schools. 19ie ' rain has taken most of the snow away, the roads to the West are. open for motor traffic, but the London. Road and the roads to the East. of Hensall have some.snow on them yet. A play entitled • `"Bashful Mr. Robbs" will be given in the town hall here on' Friday, March 6tli, by the young 'people of.Thames Road. It promises to be a 'real treat so don't miss it. A. very . interesting program was given in the Young People's League on Monday night. The program "con- sisted'of. an address by Mr. Ortwein, mouth organ selections by Jack Farquhar" and Egbert Faber, a duet by Jeau Whiteside and Irene Smale and a piano solo by Gladys Luker. We are pleased. to note that Mr. H. H. Little, wino a' short time ago y underwent an operation at London, able to, v . back hoahsie:.and is is now be around a little.. Mr. Little- , is putting ' ons a sale- • of wall papers, 2 h as he in- tends -.Feb. 7t , tends to go opt of that line of busi ness for'the resent. , 1 A very interesting and helpful lecture, was given by Rev. • W. E. " Donnelly, on "Wagon Loads. of -Gold •in the Methodist Church• on Friday evening last. . Although the' atten- dance was not quite up to: expecta- tions those who availed, themselves of the opportunityof hearing this talented and exceddingly interesting Doreen?, on February 17tH,: aged :one speaker wore ba no .: means . d sap - Month and five days. `pointed end aatc11• erne went, away • Dr. A. Jr.•. lViacIGinnon has anoved feeling that be was well repaid'for' the time and money expended. his office into �1ris fide, new raonls in _i the bloc!` that he erected last. sum ;. s ' , . ;i I.,E,Q,1C+..i a1'i ii 11 MEN'S SERVICES fuer.•� r ,Andel, beloved Wife of Mr: Cyp- rittn Jeffrey, died recently at the ago of 78 years, 3 _. months and 4 days. Slie was. a highly respected resident of the Sanble Line, Stanley Twp,, and lived there for many years.• Besides her bereaved lrus- hairs she is survived by a large grown=up faiisily, . A. very pretty wecicling took.. place at St• Peter's It. C. ctzurcl7a Drysdale ran., 'Tuesday el last weep when :lraklier Gerard uasitod in' nrars'iage Mr. Lawrence, son Of Mr.' and Mrs. Leon. Jeffrey to Miss l�eatrioo, daughter of, Mr. ills Mrs. Joselilt Be- dard. The 1tfi•.InpY ooupTtl'Will ros�ide in Parkhill. Very well attended men's• services were conducted in the : Methodist church herb: on • Sunday ,last. Rev. A, Sinclair spoke especially to men and, boys both modaing and evening and delivered inspiring and helpful addresses an both occasions. The is of intheev e men's • choir led s i song and rendered very, stalea•siiig anthems • at both services. Mr, . Sam Rankle saifg a rnuch appreciated solo; .tlie4 evening service. ; Tisis service was; very largely a,ttq'racled, Next Sunday is "Women's StiaidaY" in the Church when the pastor will speak especial►iy to wonien and a choir composed• of the fair•, sex will lead in the service of song, R xT ' '1:ES-ADVOCATE; Dashwood Dr. H N. Cowen, L. D. S. D. D. S. DElsarAi. SUliGi.Ohl ”' At McCormick's BIQck, ?urich, every Thursday and Saturday." MUN OP1'ICI alartlelb's Block Dashwood. Ones A, large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Wil- lert and spenta very pleasant even- ing on Tuesday night prior to their leaving the farm.. Miss' Clara Kraft is Visiting in London. Mr. Addison Tiernan spent -a few days in Stratford last week. Mrs. Wm, Stade is visiting iu St. Thomas, • Mrs, Wittel is ou the sick dist Mrs. L. 'Edighoffer of Mitchell is visiting her mother. Mrs, P. Moffat is visiting in Br'ucefield this week. Mr. Clarence Yager is visiting :his pareilts at' prevent. Willert 'Bros. have finished their season's,. crop_ in the flax mill and are leaving tails week for Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roffman and daughter Lily, Mr: and Mrs. R. Eck- stein. of London and Miss R Neslser of Buffalo attended the funeral of Mrs. Hoffman's mother, the late Mrs, Guenther on. Monday. Mr. C= Anderson has `purchased Wm. Rothermeal's property at the west end of'the village. r: Miss Olivia. Weltin has returned after spending several weeks' in De= troit and other r laces. • , Only, S Days Y Y - of Real Sale Prices — AT • — STEWART'S 1 ..Clandeboye Mrs. Gilbert Carter, widow,' at former resident of Clandeboye. who died' at her brother's home in Park- hill, was interred at the Nursery cemetery, Mooresville on February 17th. She' is.- survived by a .son, Thomas, living in the Yukon`:. A stepson, Frank „Carter, lives . at Brantford. Mrs. Carter had `ana•ny near'' relatives in. this locality and numerous friends. The 'congregation of St. James church held an enjoyable'and suc- cesful box social on Friday at the home of Alex. O'Neil, and conces- sion, McGillivray. The boxes were spld on a flat. rate, and though' a very liberal supply was` provided many more could have been sold. At the •close of . -the ;social, games,• cards' and dancing were enjoyed. The proceeds .of the evening will be applied to the church funds. Mr. Kenneth Carter spent the week -end in the city. Miss Emily Simpson is visiting in Ailsa Craig. Mr. Ashworth shipped a car ,of potatoes to London on Friday. " Mr. Frank Colwill is shipping hay at the C. N. R. station here. Mrs. R. Atkinson and Beatrice Cunningham spent Saturday in Lon- don. •A large number of people from this. town attended the box social held at the home' of Mr. and Mrs: Alex O'Neal last Friday evening. The cars in .this section of the country are running once more, the roads being in fair.Shape. A large crowd of.young people from this town attended the'dance at the .home of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Cunningham, Mooresville, .on .Mon- day evening. Mrs. Chas.. Sumner ha's returned to: her home in London after 'spend- ing a week at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Hodgson. >A crowd from here attended the dance held in the opera house, at Lucan last Tuesday. 'evening.: Mr. Gilbert Carter, Mr. Elmer Henry and Mr. C. Mollard had the phone installed in their homes,:.this ' week. AILSA CRAIG Ailsa Craig citizens were shocked at the news of the death of William Alexander, who was accidently kil- led while at work in - Vancouver. John •Alexander and 'his sister, 1Vrrs.. W. Brownlee, reside'in- Ailsa Craig. Deceased is survived by his widow and a grown-up family. aso iC erre yttee xziiflffili THAMES ROAD spent ..lien McNicols Mr. and Mrsp • r McNicol a a et N r r with Mrs. M M g Sunday of Exeter. Mrs. Bell of Seaforth, is spend- ing a few . days with her sister Miss Alice L-Iackney, Mr. Thos. Allen is nursing; a sprained ankle. Miss Marjorie Gollings. has resign- ed' her position at Lockwood's Bak- ery, and is spending a few weeks at ho"nse. r .•Rebt. I dd-leas been laid up M,�r Y with the Grippe. Quite. a number: of -young people attended the social evening given by James St. Young Peobies, and a very enjoyable' time Was'•apent. sent the week ^ 1vlr. Harvey Pollensl end with, relatives at Staffa. IV1'r. Andrew Allison*. of Saska- toon visited :with Ins neice Mrs. r. Ballantyne last Thursday. • The W.M.S. are holding their in- terdenominational day of prayer on Friday the 27t1r, at;the church., We are glad ,to report that. Mrs. J. 1V1cNiooi is improving: very nicely, Crediton If. you,. are thinking o planting a young orchard' or need a ;tew trait trees drop a pard, or ca1l;Lloyd Bag,- laud, ag,laud, Crediton; ha phone, 10 W. Clredito�, agent for Peilian. Nur-eery, The Evangelistic services et, Cred hoar. Evangelical church will be con- tinued next week. No services Sat- urday or Monday evenislgs. Subject for next Sabbath morning"In Heaven" and at the evening 'service "Another Book was 'Opened."" Miss°` Walburga Hill :visited her sister Mrs. Dave Geil in Kitchener the past Week -end ret}trning; home to Crediton on Tuesday' evening. Mr, Sylvester Wealth has a new engine installed and working and willbe; able to take care of the chop- ping again, Mr. Eli King purchased • a fine Perclteron purebred ,some time ago, which is a fine piece et horse flesh Mr. King believes in the best and it will be well for the farmers to have, la „look at him. Rev. 1VrcTarish, pastor. of the Meth- odist church preached a very inspir- ing and uplifting "sermon on Sunday evening last to ' a large ' congregation it being the first of his series of ser- mons entitled: "Swelled Heads" the congregation are delighted to learn that -Rev, McTavish has accepted the invitation of the Board to ` remain another year. A hen owned by a poultry farmer in the Village this' week laid an egg 8% inches by 6 inches. At the time of writing we do not ksiow the .. record,":"but can you beat it. . The egg is perfect'in shape and form, Mr. Harry Eilber is hi Toronto on business this 'week. 4 Mrs. Geo. Eilber, we are pleased to report is able to be arourid;again after her "recent illness. •. Mr.,, Clias: Zwickei•''shipped a car load of seed this week 'and a load of beans the past -week. Mrs; 11. K. Eilber :has been quite` iii .tbe'- past week with 'a severe cold but is sonie better again. "Miriam --The Tragedy of a Jeal- ous • Heart " will be the subject in the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Special music by ,the Jun- .iors. Come and hear your boy and girl sing. At a well attended meeting of the Quarterly Official Board of the Meth, odist church afield' last week in the Methodist church,"Brinsley an unan- imous invitation was extended to the pastor Rev. D. McTavish to remain as pastor ford another. year. The in- vitation was''accepted. A resolution was also passed re the forming of a United Church in Ailsa Craig wiith the Rev. A. W. Gardiner of the Pres - i Mr, John Broderick, wile has been in the )farness business in Mitchell for the past 55'years has retired to enjoy a well -earner! rest. Mr. Jarcd- v age . ei•icl;. wire is Sal,years of ago has liad an active .and busy life. • )ew rice starts- Order. your rtrc inn to -day Greater production. than ever—new manu- facturing econotaies—new' low price—and, L f g. course; our stock is dwindling rapidly ! We' want no disappointed customers—so we emphasize our warning! Lose no time! Secure your Trirdyn now ! —the set with:three'tubes doing the work of five tubes. Volume! Selectivity! Cross con- tinental ranges. Beautiful tone clarity. Result equal' to sets costing double the money. Hand- some mahogany case. Unquestionably the most astonishing value in radio. No wonder there is big production and low prices! Order today! J. Beer, Exeter 42, ELIMVILLE byterian church as pastor. ' -�- W& are pleased to report that Miss • . • CARMEL Lena Pym is making satisfactory 1 progress toward recovery after her recent operation for appendicitis at her home. Everyone Is glad to have the mild weather. The rains will surely settle the water problem for a while. The Mission Circle members had a pleasant social evening at the home of Mr. Thomas Bell on Mon- day evening of last week. The W.M.S. are making, several quiltsto he quilted at different homes shortly, Mr. Thos. Smale still continues quite ill at the home of his son Anson at Farquhar. Mrs. Thos. Hodgert and two children of Seaforth visited her sis- ter, Mrs. Bruce Cooper last week. The social held in the town hall on Monday evening 'was well at- tended: Mrs. Mary Ryan has disposed of her 150 -acre farm to Wm. Hodg- ins, of 'the 12th Con. McGillivary, for the sum of $10,30.0.00. • Miss Luella' Gower, of Usborne, visited her aunt, Mrs. H. Clark, for a few days last week. A number from .here attended the concert at Shipka on Monday ev- ening; CENTRALIA Mr. Leonard • Abbott of Detroit spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parsons. • Mr: M.-yElst'on .has been very i11 this past week but is somewhat im- proved. Mrs: Moorhouse of Toronto is visiting at -the home of her daught- er, Mrs. Kiteley. SUNSHINE Miss Luella Gower who spent a few days with her aunt Mrs. Clarke of Crediton =returned to her home on Friday. Mrs. Kelson Clarke spent .a few days last week with her parents and` other friends in Exeter. Little Miss Ella Pooley Spent the past week with her grandparents Mr. arid *Mrs. Francis of Munro. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fletcher enter- tained a few of their friends on Monday evening. A very pleasant time was spent at the home: of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fanson on Tuesday ,evening. When the members. of the Junior Bible class and The Wide -Awake class were entertained by their teachers Mrs. Camm;and Mrs, Fanson. The evening wasspent in contests, games' arid music. 'Mr. Frank ,Routley who has been suffering from an. attack of the La Grippe is slightly improved. GRAND BEND Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird, •vrho have been. in Crediton for the past three' weeks owing to the illness of their son, David, returned home on Saturday. Their son accompanied them, he .having undergone an op- eration for appenticitis at the home of Mr. 'Kerr while in Crediton. He is now improving nicely. Mr. John Devine is at present on the sick list, suffering from an at- tack' of heart trouble. Mr. Calvin N.,, Wilson, who has been ill for some .time is now con- fined to his bed most of the time, with no hope of recovery. The ice on the lake' has gone out and the fishermen gathered in their nets last week. Mrs. Wilbur Dewey, who has been.. visiting her parents at St. Joseph're- turned to her home here last week. Mrs. Wm. Patterson has gone to .Sarnia for a few -weeks' visit. ,Mr. Guinan, assessor made his rounds here last'week. BRINSLEY At a well -attended g meeting of the i and f the Cred- iton quarterly 'official bo 0 q y iton and Ailsa Craig circuit of the Methodist church, held in Brinsley church on Tuesday, a unanimous in- vitation 'was entended to Rev., Dun- can McTavish to remain as pastor for another year. It was accepted. ss Resolutions were passed to be for- warded to the members of local con- stituencies urging these to bend their ,energies and influence against any movement to weaken the O.T.A. A resolution was also passed invit- ing the pastor and unionist frielids of. the Presbyterian_; church in ` Ailsa Craig to join with the Ailsa, Craig congregation ° on June 10th, the pastor, Rev. J. W. Gardiner, to be associate pastor at the union cause in Ailsa , Craig, details to be worked. ,out by local committees, and sttoh arrangements to continue until the tinted chareh is sufficiently organ- ized and able to deaFwith the mat- ter of readjustments.. A fine' spirit meeting, characterized the whole i io g, and unanimity prevailed through- out, hroughout, William Wright of St. Marys died,` l±'riday morning at the age of .57 fol- lowing an illness of ten months duration: For thirty Years the de- lceased bad been an employee of Maxwell's Limited.: Agent Wanted to 'sell"" Community" Products Bread and Cakes. The agency for this fa- mous line of superiorfood products offers a splendid opportunity that will add prestige to your local trade and -bring you new business. Local advertising is part of -the service we provide suitable agents. Write for particulars. BROWNS BttEAb LIIVI TED l N''I' 'I`C)I.t Winter Term from Januiry 5th 1925 1� r/ � iJ.. Commercial life offers great- er opportunities than dces any other calling. Central aradu- ' ates secure good positions.. We receive more calls for trained held than we have students graduate. Write the college at once and get its free cat- alogue, it may interest you. D. Imo. sthLaughhn, Prin. Mother: "Is Daddy asleep?" Betty: "Yes, Mother, all accept his nose." � O��I�gllhfflll0!INllll.lilllllllllllllliililfl:illllllllllll�lllillllllhUiillllllllllllll�ll� You. wouldn't slam the door in their faces • has two Everybusiness doors, the street door and. the telephone door. y Those people who are pro - vented from visiting youur store — are you making it easy for them. to buy from you by telephone? tele h ne? Many of them would like to. Would a polite, intelligens cheerful"yonce answer then ring ? Would the exper- ience be such a pleasant one that they would wish to. repeat it? We have y helped Kinn stores p tosuecessfully orgnitizetheir telephone departments for stich trade. It `c would be 01,. iileasure to help yotl. a,tv S1.4ysi"rT�er Mit to s le of 7a Yaw' G't:&& lLtY'� at� Fara