Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 1, 1914, Page 17

1‘ L There are simple A-B-C problems connected with every kind of business, but the one that is most easily understood than any other, is the one about merchant who buys in large quantities, has every modern facility for handling his business, being able to undersell the one who does not buy in such quantities and does not have the facilities. _ Last year, January 1st, | said that | wanted to increase my business during 1913, and it has been done. | want to increase it this year, 1914, whichisan indication of progression, and every reader of this advertisement knows it can be done only by doing business along fair, honest and broad lines, the same as pursued in the past. . > With an elevator along side the tracks of the Central Vermont Railroad, it is easy to understand the saving in cost of handling Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed, a saving that is always given to the purchaser, and a saving that every owner of cattle, swine, or horses, etc., should keep in mind, because it means a saving to him Coupled with the ability to sell at the lowest prices goes service, which is the very best, and if you have any doubt about it, and have never traded with me, just give me the oppor- tunity to prove it. An order for a bag or a carload of grain will tell you very quickly about prices, quality and service. 2 7\ = ole sale and™Retal-Dealers oz LI GR R o FEED] L | \ /o / TLE STTNSIER - S WSy, ; GHAS- SLosBERG, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR ‘:::sim F‘Elt‘:]l)nolf intl\e very hest quality. 3 GOVE STBEET USE THE 'PHONE IF IT’S MORE CONVENIENT FOR YOU ‘ N“RW":H, co""'