The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, April 11, 1925, Image 29

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Newspaper Page Text(Paid Advertisement) JiEDlToH STANLEY SECTION . . ... i a new but . . i a new bus!- We teen an-i rf iust m"""' , i in Koene for fifte r i0C ' . nroioniana, born a . the eieM years we and UUI'"0 mini til hive many times tdTo return. No er ta b" ",hm'- h.r. Paa "TVnd last T.C.o ') e"rroDe b00S!Ui5 lkf .Ho full of ep. that we Ju.t "' .k. r-.ll to return. , d.rs s"lng back tblr Doss'ssio"-' Sr0C"J ' . huildins of five " , rtsidence properties, i" r wv to Oregon -j weTt soon v" v . Ku.e-.ui we arc man, tm.es kr. . cl"7' ' . ... have no reerets for 1 ; .rl, .Wt .ear. in TL u ul city of .outern CU- OuUrio, "nter of the or- ' 1"1'' . .i,.s in. tl mci- b. . u.b.ro city. S,,,!. are grocer, business concht.ons '.Urinteles nl surronnclins tcr . .. u.i f cbain stores, and Sataetrt tad.pcBd.nt stores that ."W,0Und.-. I., ,ht the li ii fcnerany "" - " 1 . .... ..Fourth the tkaia Hor no uui tall busies I" temtory' L are about sis chains operating ' from 04 to 210 stores . to. U ttai"' . , ,,i,",u TVhen we acquired ' that eliioinntoci chain competition we Wieve. secured kuewlcdge that has ba worth thousands of dollars to us and mBny fold more 10 ou. out sad f"tul'e- . .. ,. thein California, where the ro.eria originated, that method of doit. businc has all but ceased f. Ike full service store uie m.... .ad delivery store-is so tar ueu.nu KrD times tlv.it it neeu nut u, mentioned. . Tbe grocery store of today in sout.i m California, and the store that to to come to the front in cvevy progressive community is The Lim ited Service Store-tbe Cash ana L'srrj way the store mode possible by the automobile. . The Stanley store will be this kiufl ot a store Quality goods Quick service. Sales people; everyone with years tf nperlence in the grocery line, anil jauni enough for action; a sales force that has for yturs sold merchumh-c l'iie Stanley Way. With neat stock arrangement, deep shelving, minimum selling spnee anil commodious, well managed nnd linndj nireromn, wc eipcct to Btirprise yui nilh the rapidity and accuracy of out work. Ws have no secret way of doing k'tness It's just a matter of lower merhend expense, 7 per cent covering everything: from top to bottom. Watch us work and you'll see how it's done, The average overhead expense of chflin stores in thickly settled districts where the stores are close to war'.'- room Hiipplies, is about 14 per cent. The average overhead fr delivery alone is 4 per cent, fur credit 4 per tent nnd the credit and delivery More is handicjtpitpd with a totnl of per cent overhead expense. The Stanley Way We ouly ask 1 per cent gross profit oo the gumls w? landle, a profit smaller than 's exact ed by m.my wholesale concerns. We never have lieUmK'Ml to a gro ry combine we never will. We are dead sot against minimum tesile prices prices set by mariu ficlurer. We are here to sell at the lowest Soiwible prices 1-ook over this ld pago ad thor mrblr ve we again put Eugene on the Bl ss the lowent priced grocery towu in the state of Oregon? Ho we deserve your whole hearted support; "oast us if yon conscientiously can, '"1 fur fri.nds to buy at Stanley's, sell t prirea an quoted here we t have volume And we re goine to ret it "we husir.p.s means lower prices, ' "'"' time a price reduction can 11 . " made depend, on us to do it. "you have tkeB the time to ri , rert.miy tbmk Jm but we u"oi paying you many times over in w" eoncesion. agsin, We thank ynu. iKO. C. STANLEY. ADVERTISING Te will d1 lot of daily newspaper '111: n f. that is the only W. d will be an honest ad 11 "d a Stanley ad depend i'n it. 't will ri,,s irWi it wi be "e. Ao, It . , "ave me goons St l!n. .,!,-. i... A .. S'y Way. fc.Ke.7. r::"""" n : luirthasirn ' to re-chtck yur VOL. C8 TODAY'S STANLEY Six Stores to be Occupied Groceries, Fruits and Meat Market Marshall's Music Shop Remington wiijw-wir-rrxL . . gootla at home nnd know just the price you pny for every article. ' I will write every Stanley ad that is published, and 1 will personally Le responsible for every assertion. Very truly yours, OEO. C. STANLEY. . KNOCKERS I sincerely hope we have some, for you enn't all lie boosters. Soy something If you oun't boost, knock we want the advertising. THE All MAX. (Idsh. I'm iifrnid I've made so many proniies in th's nd th:ltI won't oavc anything left to promise in my next lint I'll try And we are here to make good on every promise. THE AD MAN. "We're going to sell Gold Medal flour We're going to .boost it harii We'vc sold it in California for seven yenrs We know' there's no better So we're going to use their slogan right here We're going to sny: Do your grocery buying nt Stan ley's "Eventually why not now?" THE AL MAN. Under our constitution no man can be president of the United States until he is 3." years old. Our youngest president, Theodore Roosevelt, was 42 years when he first accepted the responsibility. But in a modern grocery store we need alertness, tjuir-k footed action as well an hrnin. so this sure The Stanley Way will be put on the map with a force younger in age than it takes to make presidents. THE AD MAN. Tirthin.nti f'rimof' made fnni of utrange root and herbs, t-lotlir out of wild animals' kin and coukiti,? ulpnsils out of cwolDUts Hut who wants to be ft Robinson Crusoe? Huy the StnnVy Way. TMK AD MAN. No fakes, no lenders, no strings When yon buy the Stanley Way each individual transaction js ended. TDK AD MAN. N0 Ltmi! Buy AH You Wtnt j I'ractically all of our advertising will be done this wa;. When 'Limit Special' ar offered NEWS TODAY STANLEY'S NEW STORE BUILDING AT NINTH AVENUE AND OLIVE STREET Z JtsC'-s i&lSr'A vi v - IPWWIMMjll I 1 1 Hi ii III . , -J v J n Builders Have Faith in New Stanley Building, Which is to Open Monday Morning The Stanley building was designed by V. K. Chantrr, who has had 'the contract for erecting the building. We believe this is one of the bet buildings in Kugene; it ia of firm con struction, is ft beautiful building, and in every way n credit to our city. i On the lower f oor are five tnrc rooms, end. haying twenty feet front agi', nnd one room fifty feet in width. On the second floor are fifteen apart ments, these having been leased by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw. A full basement, .K.fcet'in depth nnd Ktl feet by 8S feet with a concrete floor is available fof wareroom space for tenants. Mr .(.'linutry has hnd years of ex perience in the building game, work ing mainly in Texas and southern California. "Wo arc in hopes he will become a permanent fixture in Ku gene. The cement, steel, lime and other building materials were bought they arc usually fake schemed to set you into the store.. We advertise to sell. Buy all you want of anything. THE AD MAX. N"t. only is honesty the best policy, it is the only policy on which n great, permanently gucccsnful busiiiss can be built. Honesty in advertising will blaze the trail. Soon we'll lmve 7o per cent of this entire ciininiMiiity buying groceries the Stanley Way. THE AD MAN. CASH-NO DELIVERY Thiit'a the, way w are going lri'e!i groceries, because we believe it is the best way in fact the only way under modern business c miiiionx. Just credit an -J delivery alone, fig uring E' othT overhead, costs more than our combined expense of doing business and that includct rent, help, interest, taxes, depreciation, paper brigs, twine, advertising, insurance. jn't it plain that we can nit price? in't it plain that the Ktr.nlry Way is tbe way? GKO. C. STANLKV. EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, STORES OPEN MONDAY, i 1,'''. through the Kcobert Warehouse com pany. The Mathews Sand and fJravel pom- : pany .did the exenvating, besides furn- ished the sand and gravel for the building. Thft, Finnic Plumbing shop installed the heating system and put in the plumbing and gas piping. Moore, the. fellow who says use "Moore. Signs," did (he sign work. The Siguart Ktectric company wired the building for lights as well as for electric rnnges. Princoll & Shoults, the bonded plaster contractors, did the plaster ing. The Electric" store furnished the elect rij; fixtures for the Apartments nnd the grocery room. The Walters-llufhong company furnished tbe lumber Tor the Stanley building. .7. F. Lyons had the painting con tract.' The R. A. Ribh Hardware company furnuhed the hardware. The He.ieock Sash & Door com pany furnished the doors and win dows and light hardware. The Kern iV.v Products company sold tbe cream rug brick which faces tli building, the brick having been made at Willamiin, Oregon. The brick work was done by Ge. W. Hunter. The Ford-Nelson Pinning mill did a great deal of the finish work for the building, .iru-luding the grocery shelving and counters. The Midgley Planing mill furnish'd the p!ate ghts. Harney Hugh, the live young rcnl estate dealer, sold the lot to Stanley and was'ttm real cmir of the starting "f the whole thing. The Wetlierbee-pniverB company sold the Stanleys the permanent apartment furnishings, including "toil A-Ilound beds, gas ranges, Knob-uiu. tables, window shades, etc. And after all of lliis wa done J. .1. Kirehoff dropped down nnd wrote up insurance to cover most everything Mr. Kirehoff has built up ft itbta:; tinl ir.suranre agency in Etmcne '"V . , 1' ? Ibruugh his effort to gtyo better ser vice to his pa trolis. '. Every firm furnishing materials or working on the' Stanley building is proud of what they have done. The work speaks for itself, you arc wel come to look things over at any time, nnd Stanley will give a big boost for every one who has had any connection with the building from start to finish. Practically all of the labor em ployed has been local people and i'fl per cent of the materials Jocally bought. ' . MANUFACTURERS ADVERTISING We ask our patrons to read closely the advertising in these following fif teen pitges. You will see many na tional advertisers represented, and the co-operation of concerns of this kind make big things possible. Without the nssistanco of these good people Stan ley's could pot. have issued the larg.'Mt grocery advertisement ever publishel in a daily paper. Your special attention is directed l the following advertising: "Albera 11 rot hers. Amai&o t il. Jlnrrel Syrup. Pall Itrothers Mason fruit jars. Cnlumet Unking Powder." Council Meats. Conner & Co., Crimson Humbler syrup. California Hex Spray Co. Font nun ma'-tiroui. Folger & Co., fiolden Gate brands, etc. Gold Medal Pour, (iebhardt Chili Powder Co. Lang & Co.. Itoyal Club branh, etc. Los Angeles i'onp Co. Ml. Hood Soap Co. Naltey sntfld dressing. Proctor & Gamble, Ivory soap, P. &, 0. N'apthn soap, etc. Stanley's brand coffee and Alps ander Itnlanrt Co.'s bulk coffee.) S. O. S. Vegex. Wnrkrn.m Pinking (., I. X. L. products, Drop Sugar Tariff President Coolidge apparently bus let the question of ft change In the rate of duty on sugar drop. It is r ported from the; Whit House that nothing further has b'en doise. with the sugar report of tbe tariff com mission, which was interpreted to mean ' that no movement ha been made in tti direction of lowering tit tat 1925 PRICE: 3 R. A. Parks Firm Supplies Grocery Store Equipment Many of the grocery store fixtures were purchased through It. A. Parks company, of Portland. The beautiful white enamel Stand ard sealoB seven of them In use in the room worn " purchased through Mr. Parks, Oregon representative of the company. The candy case, the -tobacco case, the Sberer display case, tbe double llobnrt coffee mill, the coffee nnd lea cflse and the large McCray three-section ice box were nil bought through the Parks company. Stanley says he has heard n dozen salesmen knock Mr. Parks, and they had him going for n while, but now he thinks he has the secret, "Parka is a darned good s.ilrsman and he delivers lbs goods. 1 le's crowd in some of the other guys out so fast that all they get a chance to do is knock a little on their way down." This is store number 7.1 for Stanley, be having opined and bought that number to date, and be says Parks has given him the bent deal he bus ever had, ' It looks to us like Parks Is "sitting pretty." The tip-to-d.-We Iteiiiington cni reg isters have been installed. The of fice and Eugene s.iles agency for thee wonderful machines is In the Stanley building. Tbe S, O. S. Hardware and Imple ment company, jusl across the street from the Stanley building, furniihed quite a It of the cuutpmcnt, includ ing the platform scnles, freight ele vator and electric pump in the btiso- TlU'nt. Banana Imports Grow The import record of tbe yer Just ended shows ft larger number of ba nana entering the I'nited Hffites in HKM than in any curlier year, and rti uin paid therefor also the largest m record. The total value of the ba nanas imported into this count ry in Ht'JI was Jfir.MtTL'MiO, aga:nt ;,!)K,0no ten years ng and ?7.iHUMKI twenty yenrs ago. Westward H O! A potential dish of oatmeal on which een million people could break fit! at one lime rolled out of Itnffalo, the fint week in Mart o. The entire train of 20 cars was bouml f r California largest single This is perlmp!! the shipment of o i tme.il ever sent across the continent. ON' STltKKTS 3c; ON" TRAIN'S AN'P XKWS STAN'l'S Be. APRL Vegetables. Bakery and Cash Register Eugene's Grocery Costs BIG BUSINESS EXPECTED OPEN WITH EIGHTEEN SALESPEOPLE Guard Prints Largest tisement Ever Published in A Daily Newspaper Monday morning nt 7 o'clock the doors of the Stanley grocery, west Ninth nnd Olive streets, swing open to the public, and then wo aro going to sen the, greatest bargain event In the eating limes that has over tuken place in tho statn of Oregon. The, grocery occupiea tho west 00 feet of tho new Stanley building ami hcsidcB the groceries you will find a wonderful ment market V Willi's Market" conducted by Waller I .-caper, formerly uf Ashland, but now a resident of anda bolster for Eugene. Walt Is a likeable fello.w, a good fbutcher. andbu will soonnumber his friends by the hundreds, "ifttlmjf "'frond lu'enVs ia "Waifs stunt, and ho is always nod nnttired Jusl liko Walt in tho funny paper. - The bakery department will he con ducted by tho Misses Lucile and Al vadio Sulker. Krcmmel's bakery will furnish all tho goods sold in this department, nnd when wo toll you tilia there's no neei of saying anything further as to quality. Tho Stanley store Is filled to over flowing with tho best of everything, and you will get (pmlity always with tho main point of saving money to th? buyer nlwnys put to the front, Tho storo is well equipped and handily arranged, making for quick service. The fruit and vegetable display will always bo the best the market afford', nnd conducted tho Stanley Way means tho prices will be right. Other Occupants The Marshall Music store will occu py the east room in the Stanley build ing, and there you will see one of the BANKER LAUDS Stanley Says Store Will Open Big Volume on The other day n banker said to mo; "Well, Stanley, you nre going to have, a fine place over there. Of course it will take ynu six mouth or a year to get established, hut after I hat things should come pretty nice." With due refpect to his opinion, I will only say: Hankers, usually, are very conservative, We expect to open Up with the bent grocery biiHiness in this section of Oregon, and we expect to hold that business by cnnducllng thin stre in a business way. Inaction , gets me. If there can't Stanley Prices aro Cash-Carry Prices ,Iust look at the difference. The difference ' 8""f' wl nb Jert. You know what y ou hnv e been piying for groceries. It costs money to do a credit and, delivery busim. We nre just cutting toe overhead t and giving the saving to you. If you care to nave m"iiey buy th" Stanley way. Let us pay you for delivering thome good to yourself. i T'.iv way we pny yu is in reduced prices. The farmer or other customer wh calls fof bis order nt Stanley's doe nrft p"y fr delivering goods to some (one ele, m-d he doesn't piy for goed ' bought by the "mail who couldn't pny.' NO. 82 13 Company Cut - Price Living Down Grocery Store Adver best displays of pianos popular priced quality merchandise shown m any city of Eugene's size. His room will be ready about May 1. Mr. Marshall came to Eugene and entered business something over a year ago. Ho leased a, room in the Day building, on Eleventh avenue west, and there, assisted by his wit'o, built up a good buaiuofts. The Marshall's are people everyone must like, for they aro o accommo dating, bo paiustnking, and 'they livo, up to every protnise, The Marshall Music shop enters well Into the Stanley system, for Mr. Miu'slm.11 is a price-cutter himself, hs you'll soon ascertain, after pricing goods at his establishment. In tho present location the Marshall Music shop will bo tho leading storo of its kind in the city. i Wo almost forgot to stnto that Edison phonographs, Edison records nnd sheet music arc also sold by the firm. Healdes the enst twenty-foot room Mr. Marshall also uses tho rear J!8 feet from tho adjoining room. This room is used as a display and sales room for grand pianos. The Keihington Cnsh Kcglster com pany occupies the room adjoining the piano store. Tho local office Is und;-r tho efficient mnnngemcnt of E. P. Joy, The Iteiiiington is a wonderful m-t-chine, put on the market only a few yearn ago by tho Kemiugton Arum Co. It is backed with millions of dol lars in capital and has made wond"r f ul strides toward rapturing the cn.Hh register business in all sections wlier shown. Alrendy many machines aift In UNO in Eugene. STANLEY'S STORE With Large Business Will Small Margin Do he some snap ami pep I won't hanrf around. We would lather keep busy and make less. Truly, fact of the mutter If, 1 get more enjoyment, out of doing business and having n lot of pleased custo mers than bdo out of the profit. Come over Monday and if I hnvo mlt-sed my guess you'll likely find me In the b:isement. but I'll gamhle ix bits, to (en cents that we'fl have s bunch of help slinging groceries. GEO. C. STANLEY. ,1 j URQ 0070 u n' ,IU" ,m'J UI rn I, os Angeles hns 2SVT2 retail grocery stores, of which 2."02 are independ ents and ',i) make up chains of eight or more stores. These figtiips are based up-n a careful check of the cbisKlfied section of the Loh Angeles city directory, isuel this week, and a check of the chain stores, by tltij Commercial Iliitlctin. Tillamook Cheese Production Tillamook enmity, Orfg"0. manm factured 7 .'Ml. IOO pounds of cheese during Pt'JI. It required W.KUU74 pounds of milk to produce the cheese.