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opping trip a woman’ found pes’ with the game price at eagh. One was trimmed in tities of fairly good Jook rather” cheap, conspicions the other was plainly ‘only by the hematitchi wand cuffs. ‘Unable i “een them she boug*’ “ater a lesson wo rn ss ade ‘én ea rth we, en og mme athe done to + corple sae he fr aa m with She nous io ked ner. 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There is ‘about the country enter different methods of co ‘business from those in vor tha world war. Businer izhed along new lines, mee cae tt amd tha lee alain v tie on re og Is will have no WVAEE PU Tk nty crane Ree fer Faille inty line anc van _1« the progressiv. fh be the one who will reap the great er benefit. , The ole kno: ' theory that an ob ay was atu wo and ‘ real .~ these : 3 advertiseme tra goes where the, an do the best for Friendshipa no longer hi the buying of their 5 they will buy where they can do the best, and if no friendships. Dboctiee: Phe f the lowest fatten, oré low a price as any, or equal service, will iy gather new cugtom s true of individual de: true of town. When: the reputation of bei ed place to trade, th ‘out.. People go sli their trading.:Th town that geta the paying the highest and selling his waited two cents less than 4 ithe. customers, an¢ ever increasing ~€ ets-ill-drive.a: they know or ev get more or buy obey self-evidet that it{es ‘ae. that tia not many : di ay trade by. amden with her ‘end geographical Joc towns, by a proper u eb-operation has the? dncrease her ra « at one-third ify e regonatingtof ak aw metha sion to thenente! @ gecasion ve id¢as, Ww a plage u onda aos Vee Jey VOB; ada ‘iy eee Lewiad he: Jever ids ner apd ito ids at Baba es » to waced | g.of where | ily he We me es Mt jemalike. eal ‘They do.nat s the fact” thy the former pti eet did not re Re their ads to n : yet they gs ina ini the comp a mer lse Ws . DEY. VC y ~s ought tom = sar ind about os arden an his toll” Samad e has been in ya : of the Record’ of al ‘row of to warn the tak deers at they nae ae the cunlent jours be #ient itor of the Record waa far! fen amber: of con ¥ untry in Ybor’ with much interest ber ‘ala Marg Now that no ‘mars, we have turned to both of. Mrs. Mindwell piton ample. Tad Be been iterented, ig Mary ARS. let Brance i hed ip the Giizen- Tynes of ‘ayewar ‘Bat it always pays léts Strange AS Esc on ne me vertisi at er argument fo) Cadre ee what he is tiki same ay ne morning from sats or Faye, ta kes eed lee aL ogi cieer§ ‘at at the table breakfast food, goffeg or tute, vertised Fong rt 3 oy cigar,he.tuena dogn advertising In Hau hone’ rere on ee wend arounds that a dog dices not pay. Mra. dane eta, living between: Greek, bh ci Ne fa, of Fora, and deere eta, of phe mert ieee from Rev. that he sie Bela We hoor tee that he is BORE he aye Gem: den, that he ease eee OH at thaightasille, ta they are nicely situated there, We together awith Mm others, were ae to have Maloe town but wish them tha very best luck in their new rogabian. Eddy received a letter from his son , or Asheville, N.C. ataiéng,thas hew had an opera tion performed, but he does not state ome ft nor what the y are. It is so that the totertage hopea of helping him, for mny former letter he had stated they ate Hee home. [¥] OBITY[ARIES Miss. Alice Hance died very pud *Sunday forenoon at her eo en. She arose at her a hour Sunday morning god wag,en gaged about her work whan all suddenly taken with ara of acute indigestion, dyingly afterwards. She and her brother William, their home to in Camden, was 57 years of age at the time of her death. She leaves two brothers, Wilam and Edward Hance and one . Mrs. Thomas McCain. ~ : The funeral services were ¢ a 3 oe Pantist church, ay ‘to eS Rev. A. E. Qlem officiating. Interment was made in the’ Paint Creek cemetery. Mrs. Abraham er, living ¢ ee ee ng Wo rae a chandber of Mr. pnd Mrs. David Wise and waa highly respected. woman of pil. Who jade nabyganeene't felon see Gn Mea ca a 4Sm4 et rst hme ‘or th e ’
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Camden Record
Camden, Indiana, US
Thu, Jul 18, 1918
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Bruce Q.
