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CHEAP
It is human nature to wish to buy at as reasonable a price a»s
possible, but buying by price alone is something different.
It is possible to buy a suit of clothes for $15, but a $35 suit will
wear lour times as long as the $15 suit ami look like a suit un
til it is worn out.
It is possible to buy a davenport tor $15, but a $50 davenport
will last five times as long as the $15 one and will l o o k like
something until worn out.
It is possible to buy a dress tor $5, but a $15 dress will, wear live
times as long as the $5 one, and w i l l remain attractive un*
worn out.
It is sometimes possible to buy lumber at $5 the thousand, but
there is many times the value in lumber that costs $20 a thou
sand, and what a difference in the kind of job it does!
It is possible to buy window curtains at 50 cents each, but the
kind that cost $2 each will last ten times as long as the 50 cent
ones, and will look like something until their life of usefulness
is past.
It is possible to buy printing from c i t y bedroom shops that
costs less than that purchased from legitimate shops that em
ploy competent philters at decent wages; it is possible to buy
imitations of printing at prices lower t h a n the price of real
printing, but no city bedroom shop e v e r produced a job of
printing that looked anything like that produced by real print
ers, and there is no imitation of printing t h a t in appearance
com^s anyw U re near equalling printing. Those who have pride
in their stationery, in their printed publicity, buy real printing
produced at a fair price by men who are paid decent wages,
men who work in shops that respect the eight hour day; shops
that contribute heavily to the upkeep of government.
No m atter what you buy, you seldom get a bargain by buying by
price alone. Make sure that what you buy is worth the money
you pay, as compared with the service you would get from an
article higher in initial cost.
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