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Show Heavy Weight fSCrs QUALITY it AMU Aluminum Ware You will be surprised at the very heavy quality at these low prices. A big stock to select from, butjwe urge you to come early We will not take orders for this ware over the phone, ?SmSF wq jft b Jelly Mould! Ladlea 4 QL Prwnrlnf Kettle . 4 QL Colonial Kettle- B I Cusierol SeU o( Slew Pun. U 1 and Utort 1 SL pJp"1 S"ut" Pa Child's Atph-bet Plafa . Q, puddi p . I 8 UU Water Palli 2 QL t QL Double Boifen ' 1 Qt. Puddin fui 1 QL Mixloc Bowl. y ruaain ram Qt Pmci-vlng KetUo I QL Colonial KelU Qt. Colonial Kettle Drip p.m. 131,1 10x1 U lav Bread Pana Combintton FUonla Fit Pn 10 to. , 1 6 QL Tea Ktll ID QL Preening Kettlra me tut Kry Pana Fry Pana. H in. Sink Strainer . BL- . 3eU Coered Llpjxd Sauco Pana, 1 ud I QL H 10 QL Dial, Pnni I QL Panrtled Coffee put Ql Panelled Praervtna 1 Pie Plate. H In- BUeuit Pana, imJf tfc Inlander. in. R,rml,K. c.., p.. I V4 Qt- Water Pitcher QL Panelled Colonial KetU Kettle I Jelly Cake Pan. Stf Is. Potato Mather. Panelled Tubed Oik Pan "t"11 buee I Beta of Pudding Tanj, 1, 1 SJld Tea PoU. with Tea Baakct, I QL Windaor Kettle 1 PL Cup. Mountain Cke PM. H la, QL Mliln. Bowl. I QL Panelled Colonial Sauce Pass I 3 QL , IX Qt. I Ql Coffee Percolate Graduated ftleaaorlnc Cop tV, QL Strainer Fan. U Mixing Bowl. II nur"' Senrlnpr Traya. 14tf 1b. m Ql Panelled Double Boileta C Ql Colonial Sauca Pan 1 PL Dipper. Jrr Cako Pane, looae fcottoaa, fU h. 4 QL Plled Lipped Sjiik Paa Flat Blacult or Cookie Pans I I 8 QL Preserving- Kettle QL Lipped Suc Paul, nitfe QL Panelled Praaexvtaa; NEVER AGAIN AT THESE PRICES! DOOR ' OPENS AT 2 P. M. . No Wrapping. NoTieingC ASH ONLY! Be There When the Door Opens as Sale will be Over before you know it. CONSOLIDATED FURNITURE ;-CO. MT. PLEASANT, UTAH. Dddbe Brothers USED CARS Suggestion to prospective Used Car buyers: Come in and give us an idea of what you j would like and how much you 1 wish to pay. If the car isn't on the floor we will give you first option on it when it comes. J Remember: A used car ts only as I good as the firm with which you deal i i Seeley-tiinckley Automobile Co. Mt. Pleasant j i J I I J , - i SANE ADVERTISING j vs. . I THE SENSATIONAL A business firm can easily be known by the class of advertising it fosters. We might suggest for vour own benefit that you begin after reading this article and study the different firms using advertising and s if you dont learn the following truths concerning the different businesses represented in weekly, daily and spas modical advertising. Firms using rational advertising methods will be found to. be the ones well established, dependable, ready to give their time and service with a feeling of human interest apart from mere money exchange, looking to the future requirements of customers with heads of departments and sales help that can look you square in the eye with a clear conscience when they ask you to call again On the other hand nine out of every ten firms resold ing to sensational, misleading "advertising are nervous, selfish, weaklings, made. so by the greedy speculation for money that has thrown them (if the truth wove known) on the brink of business break-down, and to kwp out( 0f bankruptcy proceedings ae willing to sacrifice honorable, upright .methods by saying and ci0illg anything to "get by" for another few months with their own creditors. Advertising is a wonderful medium for acquainting the readers of newspapers with the various lines of merchandise carried if used for the purpose of bringing the truth of prices and merits of merchandise, bul when abused by concerns who use it as you would bait a trap to catch a mouse it is akin to blackmail, nothing less than parasites on honest business principles. We are sorry to say that many each year are caught in the trap and pay dearly for the "bargains" they accept as bonafide from this class of merchants. The pu blic is not to blame, a cake frosted, ornamented and lighted with candles is far more pleasing to the eye than the same cake before it is "dolled up." Just so with misleading, scare head advertising It catches the eye and you bite because of its attractiveness, when in reality it is not what it appears to be. Bargains can only be had from stores offering goods of honest manufacture at a price the lowest consistent with right merchandise. Don't fool yourself into believing you have secured from this "scare head" advertising an article worth many dollars more than you paid for it. How can rents, fuel, lights and other maturing expenses be met on cost and below cost prices! Unless you are a competent judge as to the real value of an article, the old wom-out adage "It is better to be safe than sorry" can be depended upon especially is this true in the piano business where the average customer, as well as the dealer handling them, knows nothing or very little of what it requires to build an honest piano. In our eight years of business we have grown to a thriving, well established music store; and we defv anyone of ever finding us guilty of using the newspapers to "bait" people into the store where they can get something for nothing we are not in harmony with this form of "sapping" the public with these business methods (if you can term them business methods) and cannot refrain from stamping this sort of advertising as an insult to square business men and deceivers of the public. Advertising like movies should have a board of censorship and a heavy fine be imposed on all concerns persisting per-sisting in the use of misleadiaj adrertising. It is the privilege of the public to buy where they choose, but why not choose wisely! Buy in your own town if you can get what you want and of a merchant that has honorable methods of conducting his business through advertising you are not afraid of. Help yourselves by helping every well meaning business man to advertise sanely or the time will come when advertising (good or bad) will be of little or no value to either the business man or the public at large. MANTI MUSIC STORE SQUIRE JEWELRY CO. ELMER P. MADSEN, Prop. GEORGE SQUIRES, Mt. MANTI, UTAH MT. PLEASANT, UTAH. AGENTS . , , - i |