Evans, Charles T. [from old catalog] · Providence, R. I., W. B. Frost & company · leaf 249
which he accepts. So, withthe jeweler. His customers are willing to pay ten dol-lars for a watch worth fifteen dollars. He cannot sellthem that, but he can sell them an inferior case for thelower price, and satisfy them for the time being. Buthonor requires that we take advantage of no mans… … EVANSS ESSAYS. 231 CHAPTER LXI. RELATIONS OF EMPLOYE AND EMPLOYER. Troubles Not Frequent in the Retail Jewelry Business—Some Principles of Give and Take Which Should Con-trol the Actions of Both the Proprietors and Those WhoWork For Them. IN these days we read continually about labor troublesof…
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