The Oregon statesman., October 18, 1925, Page 17, Image 17

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IHE peddler may
may have rdal merchandise to show
you. The price he asks - may oeenirojjly
be a fair one certainly not lower than your
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merchant of fers. His commissions or -profits
are invariably enormous they have to be.
He necessarily is not responsible rthough 4he
might represent a dependable concern. The
goods he sells might be like the uampler-he
can't deliver. He is here today aiidgone lo
morrow only leaving a promise and a receipt.
NOTE The deposit made; by a piirchaser is usufly
retained by the peddler as payment - for his service
in full each sale is a separate and distinct service
for which he is usually paid in full by the purchaser.
He invariably has ho interest in the unpaid balance
or the delivery of the merchandise wMch he sells.
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The hianuf acturers of the universe de-
oh him -for distribution. The mer-
chandise he offers bears the -mark of
listinction. Priced right. He
is responsible, offering a real service.
licence
:qualiiyand
His stocks are large, of great variy,
you see what you buy. Mis
permits him to deliver. He is here
stay. -He ; gives you more Shan a jprom
ise and -a receipt.
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This is No. 5 ot a series of advertisements
published each Sunday in this newspaper for j
the purpose of acquainting the people of J
Salem with the many advantages of patron- .
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