Southern Utonian | 1887-08-05 | Page 3 | An Indignant Customer

an indignant customer in one of prominent dry goods establishments while a lady of 0 the ebers acquaintance was making some purchases her attention was callea called to the following colloquy between a prospective purchaser and a sale saleman maii the party desiring the goods asked to be shown what she required and being accommodated in that particular examined the article deliberately libera tely and carefully and expressed the greatest satisfaction saying it was just exactly what she wanted then turn turning lra g to the salesman she said what did you say is the price per bardill yard twenty five cents came the reply why ill indignantly exclaimed the aroused customer r putting the goods from her with a gesture of contempt 1 I dont want it then I 1 want to pay fifty cents a yard and she tossed her he head in fix the air inquiring where can I 1 get what I 1 want boston budget