Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1923, Page 12

eee EE ee ie PAGE TWELVE ve Casper Dally Cridune MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 192; THE COMMUNITY CHEST Means a marked stride in ‘aspers’ yancem CT, MEDNICK BROS. GIVING MORE TO GET MORE THE NEW IDEA IN BUSINESS A Statement of Policy by MEDNICK BROS. | ee eh ee ed <5 Be “St .f1 @2™°8Badatec ll own oso ie SE Lo STORE makes no pretense of being a charitable institutionn---we are in the clothing business to make a living. To be entitled to make a living we must render you service. By service we mean selecting good _ merchandise for you, and selling it to you at the lowest possible price. This “lowest possible price” must cover the coet of the goods and the cost of the selling. The cost of the goods we can control only indi- rectly. We keep it down by buying our clothes from Hart Schaffner & Marx, who, because of their immense volume of business, can, and do, produce fine clothes more cheaply than any manufacturers we know of. Keeping down the cost of selling is our job. That includes rent, salaries, heat, light, insur- ance, taxes and all the other expenses of oper- ating a store. All these go on whether the store is busy or not, and the cost must come out of what we sell, whether the articles are many or few. The only way to keep the cost down is to sell more goods. And the way to sell more goods is to give greater values. Most merchants want to give greater values; in- tend to do so when they. can sell enough goods to justify it. This store has the courage to give you the values first and depend on your appreciation for the greater business. We are now determined to increase our busi- ness very greatly this season, and are lowering our prices on the assumption that we are going to do it. You'll get the values anyhow, whether we get the business or not. Come in and let us show you how much more we are giving you now---in the hope that by so doing we may get more later on. MEDNICK BROS. Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes AAG Zc KALKKKcKo eS eR ENRNA Na