, we wouldhave lost one of our best cash customers, and an op-portunity for a good advertising scheme. It wouldhave meant some money to us. ■It paid us to hold our temper that time. Italways i)ays any merchant to take from a customerand i)ass it off as a joke. Customer Was Satisfied THE customer… … It was plainly the fault of the nintprial. so I told him tliatwe would certainly make it all right with him. La.st Spring we sold a young man a, suit for$10. The other night he came in and showed ushow the coat had bur.st open down the back. We.saw at once that it was the fault of the cloth, that…
Clothing and dress
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