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rievf-r ru.’^o.s (Mnployea, d**lt;'Iar* M a lt;]■'-t(*ct i vt* I he otfivr da y. Th#* n oiat n ♦ sf)ecialiy ar^ ingf nious. Th#*ir (M • of eours#‘. !i#d|»s th**in.’‘One of the methods ^jf stealin : i for the shoplifter to have a sii» In 1 her dress near the belt. As sh • stand-near the counter she can deft! / st-ize the article desired, be it a piece lt;f lace of costly fabric, or a bit, of jewelry, and slip it into the skirt. The folds of the skirt are voluminous and conceal the thine: stolen.“Some tricks are successful blt;*oause(JnU]*eu \i*'n fill Me* « xfi *the bi.c stores. As a matter of fact |^ the eflU ient saleslady will have every-ihiim so arranged that she will noticethe disappearance a\' an article almostinimedial* 1V.i VIV 14 tillMA \Wowner ill town toIIIIIIf a saleswoman suspe. ts a persotishe imniefliately notifies the he;ul detective. If it is a woman, a woman deti'Ctl^e is usually put on the job. It is said store manat:crs tisually findhalf Devoe, the otherhalf whateverlikes.If Devoedoesn’t takeless i^allonsof thoir Kimplk’ity, A fashionablywflrPSf*(l woman niav walk into Mifclothing rl*|jartiu(nt, look suits, iiick up onf‘, fold it placp it undor Ijfr coat,wonn ri mon' lt;t!icient tiian ni» n.l-w arrests are ever nia«le in tiie stftres. as an arrest gives only undesirable ptildicify. Tlie detectives usually follow tlie susi)ected person fromover coat I the store an darrest lam or her out-neatly up, and walkside.It Is said that arrests for shopliftingI oalOtherRAiNtand moneyno pay.If DevoeI GALdoesn’t wearDEVOECOVERSMOSTbetter, then we’ll'c him enough toit again.a wav.“If siie is detected she will indignantly declare that siie houglit tliesuit some time before and that siie has brought it back to be altered.“Or a woman, her hands glittering witii rings and dressed in the latest style, may walk Into the store some winter day. Slie wears only a rich coat of dark fabric.“In tlie coat dejiartment slie wiil ask to see some fur lined coats. Oh. she is very jiarticular and tries on one after another. Other customers comeIin .N’ew York exceeds 3,000 a year. Injthat city full descriptions of all sliop-lifters cauglit are sent to fiie RetailDrv (Joods A8.soclation, wiilch In turndistriliiites liie information to the various members.1fl.II*-KKLLpiM R ro.up, and tiie saleslady gets busy witii them while madam is trying to suitI\h*t'}tcNIISio\v\vlt;wKVaJ.hnncinththrfIicrsclf.aWhile tlie saleslady hs turned sIh* jputs on one of the richest sable trimmed coats, turns on her lieel andwalks away. Perhaps the salesgirlmay not notice the loss until there isan aclt;!ount of the stock.^^-^ENIC ATTRACTIONS. DIVERSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT AND VITALIZIN* ]W| SECTION OF EQUAL AREA. AND IS THEREFORE KNOWN TO 1GREATEST SUMMER PLAYOROUND.# For Moro Spocific InformatiorMaps. Baautifully llliiatratad BookiaU. Quickaat Schadulas and Lowast TIckat RtJfddress AfA. GLI550N. Tort Worth?!
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Brownwood Daily Bulletin
Brownwood, Texas, US
Mon, May 30, 1910
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