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MANY of you men who dont come to our store, read our aid
, Yortbing; and you may say, as some men do who dont know
us, "It's good stuff all right, but I dont believe such a store exists."
Wp kpow how it is; you think of our adverising at something apart from our business; nora talk
to got fMi to eesne Uuila order that w may sail you something as talk, you think it's groat, If
yeu didm't fool this way, and Nad our advertisements as vou are this one, you'd be a custosner of
owe because we are pretty sure you like the principles we have laid down; every man likes to do
bust with a concern that puts his interests first. ,
Our advertising isn't talk; it isn't seperate from our business it is our business; by that we mean
it's truthful story of the things that we are doing for you from day to day.
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We say a good deal about Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
v.. because we know we are doing the best possible thing for our
, customers when we influence them to wear these goods. The
" ' benefit to us isn't so much the profit we make by selling Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes as it is the profit you make in buying
and wearing them. s
Such advertising is Sugarman's. When you read it you're in the same atmosphere of service .that
you are when you're in our store but you'll like the store even better than you do the advertising
because in these talks to you we under-state values and services and let the excess come to you as an
additional pleasure and profit.
Our advertising is really a promise to do something, and,
. like a promise, is a moral obligation that must be made with
r " -. caution and kept with care.
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morals of the present method of ob
tiUsiag u4'fm4iaf Mflc fMUs
stand cWar and reeeeurhsei7etM
asd'the methods it iM4itiri'Ni
be frankly studied iatfcf light of
preset eapetjeeep; ' ad i, dif
would have the further very serious
fadvaatage of sfls atie ua
tlt another electloa was at baud and
omo sppeitl .object conaectsd with
It mlgh$ be thought to bo la the mind
oi mose wao urgea it. Actioa can
be taken sow with facta for guidance
and without suspicion of partisan
purpose.
I shall aot argue at loagth the de
Irablllty of glriag a freer hand' in
the matter of combined and concerted
, effort to thoae who shall vadertake
tne esseotui enterprise of building
jup our export trade. That enter
prue wm presently, win naeaiateir
assume, has Indeed already' assumed,
a magnitude unprecedented ia our
sarr Instrumentalities for Its prosed
cutlon; It Is deemed to be doubtful
whether they could be created upon
an adequate scale under our .present
laws. We should clear away all legal
obstacles and create a basis of un
doubted law for It which will give
freedom without permitting unregu
lated license.. The thing must be done
now, because the opportunity. Is her
and may escape us If we hesitate of,
delay.
The argument for the proposed
amendments of the orgaale law of
Porto Rice u brief aad cpaclastTo.
i The present lawe goTernlag the !
j and and regulating the rights and
privileges of Ita people art aot Just.
We have created expectatioaa pt ex
tended prlyllege which we hare aot
t satisfied. There Is uneasiness among
the people of the Island aad eves! a
suspicious doubt with regard to our
intentions concerning tnem waica tne
adoption of the pending; measure
would happily remote. We do not
doubt, wbat'we wish to dp in any es-
jsentlal particular. We ought to do
It at once.
-Thefe.j;-thrmattefi already
adyaaeed toUhe stag of eoafereace
be! tfc;two'Houss of which It Is
aot aeeesMry that I jaould apeak;
Some "nractkble basis of agreement
eoaeeraiag jtkeaa will m "deubt he
found aad aetioa taken upon them. ""
la asmueh1 as this Is," gVatleatn,
prohabfy the last oeeasloa I shall
hare 'to aidreas the Sixty-fourth
Congress, I hope that you will per
mit' me to" say with what genuine
pleasure and' satisfaction I hare co
operated with you la the many meas
ures of coaatractire policy with
which, you hare enriched the leglsla-i
tlve annate' of the country.. It has
been a privilege to labor In such com
pany. I take' the liberty of epngnt
tilatiag you upon the completion of
a record of rare servlceableness and
dlsiaetloa.
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Continued from Page 1
manifest and pressing. Those who
have entrusted us with the respon
sibility aad duty of serving and safe
guarding them In such matters would
find; It bard, I believe, to excuse a
failure to act upon these grave mat
ters or any unnecessary postpone
ment of action, upon them.
Not only does the Interstate Com
merce Commission now find It prac
tically Impdslble, with Its present
memberhlp and organisation, to per
form its great functions promptly
and thoroughly but It Is not unlikely
that It may presently be found ad
visable to add to Its duties still
others equally heavy and exacting.
It must first be perfected as an ad
mlntstrajlve. Instrument.
The. country cannot and should not
consent to remain any longer ex
posed to profound Industrial dis
turbances for lack of additional
means of arbitration and conciliation
whih the Contress can. easily and
.'Miintly suDDly. And all will agree
ii,. hr must be no doubt as to the
power of the Executive to msko Im
miiftU and uninterrupted use of the
railroads for the concentration ot the
YOU CAN FREE YOVMEXf
uTjlr from eld aae, poverty sad.
(orielfht, and prude. You.
ot. depeid o oihers U. pro-'
'Me tor yaur afTt. A sa
lags bank, account started while,
ou are young will h4 your aal
vtion in wtr years. Better)
rt it at oace.
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military forces of tho notion wherever
they are needed and whenever they
are needed.
This Is a programme of regulation;
prevention and administrative effi
ciency which argues Us own case In
tho moro statement of it. With re
gard to ono ot Ub items, the increase
In the efficiency ot the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the House ot
Representatives has already acted;
Ita action needs only the concurrence
of the Senate.
I would hesltute to recommend,
and I dare say the Congress would
hesltato to act upon the suggestion
should I make. It, that any man In any
occupation should be obliged by law
to continue In an employment which
ho desired to leave. To pass a law
which forbade or prevented the In
dividual workman to leave his work
before receiving the approval of so
ciety In doing so would be to adopt
a new principle Into our jurisprudence
which I take It for granted we are
not prepared to introduce. But the
proposal that the operation ot the
railways of the country shall not be
stonned or Interrupted by the con
certed nctlon of organuea ooaies ot
men until a public Investigation shall j0f the otner Measure to which I re
hove been instituted which shall make, fer. because at least two years will
the whole question at issue plain for eupM before another election, la
the Judgment of the opinion of tne,whlch fdearai 0flces are to be tiled;
trary or unjust In It .unless It be ar
bitrarily and unjustly done. It can
and ahould be done with a full and
scrupulous regard for the Interests,
and liberties of all concerned as well'
as for the permanent Interests ot
society Itself.
Three matters of capital import
ance await the action of the Senate
which have already been acted 'upon
by the House of Representatives:
the bill which seeks to extend greater
freedom of combination to those en
gaged In promoting the foreign cosa
merce of the country this is now
thought by some to be legal under
the terms of the laws against monop
oly; the bill amending the present
organic law ot Porto Rice; and the
bill proposing a more thorough and
systematic regulation of the expen
diture of money in elections, com
monly called the Corrupt Practices
Act. I need, not labor ay advice that
these measures be enacted into law.
Their urgency lies ia the, manifest
circumstances which render their
adoption at this time' not oaly op
portune but necessary. Even delay;
would seriously jeopard the Inter
ests of the country and of the gov
ernment. Immediate passage of the Wlf to
regulate the expenditure ot .money la
elections may seem to be less neces
sary than, the immediate enactment
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value to any oae of that fctievraagt
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to 40 cent per perse par sky
food are pmd6duglttm
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oet itulk obtaMble, eresi at a
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clpla, It Is based upon tne very au
ferent principle that the concerted
nctlon of powerful bodies ot men
shall not be permitted to stop the In
dustrial processes of the nation, at
nnv rate before the nation shall have
had an opportunity to acquaint Itself
with the merits of the case as oe-
tween employee and employer, time
to form. Its opinion upon an Impartial
statement of the merits, ana, oppor
tunity tq consider all practicable
means of conciliation or arbitration.
I can see nothing In that proposition
but the justifiable sareguaramg or
society of the necessary processes of
Its very life. There Is nothing arbl-j
but tt would greatly .relieve the pub
lic mind if this important matter
were dealt with while the clrcum-
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