Logan Republican | 1904-04-16 | Page 14 | About a Clerk and a Customer, for the Reader Who is Willing to Learn by the Experiences of Others

About a clerk and a customer.f or the reader who is willing to learn by the experiences of others. The customer had a map ot tho foot of tho child which was at homo. Tho map was two and a halt by five and a bait Inches. Tho clorjc may havo boon thinking about his coal bill when ho selected a pair of shoes seven Inches long. What was tho customer thinking about? Probably stockings or cotton vs. wool. Whenover wo havo a chanco to In spect what others aro doing for us wo should do bo, as everybody noeds a llttlo help at somo time and a minute of forethought Is worth a dozen hours of afterthought at least It would havo boon Bo in this shoo sample. When you tell tho conductor whore .to lot you off try to help him do It as bo has many things to think on. Dut in trying to help another to do right by you do not be a nuisance It Is easy to worry clerks and conductors who aro doing right. Think and llston but spoak llttlo and do not bo nervous in your manner. Yes, It is easy for mo to wrlto tho Uilng to. do, but how about how to do It? Study iow people act, tho peoplo that clorks and conductors liko, tho pcoplo that keop cool and do tho right thjng at tho right time, the people who aro tomptod to got nervous, biit by practice, and study and observation have acquired self-control and a clear head. Theso thlngB aro worth working work-ing for. Study people who hive thorn.