Crockery & glass journal . Notice to theTrade. T)OBERT G. PERRY, the receiverin bankruptcy of the Dunn Domeand Fixture Company, of Arlington, NewJersey, will sell at auction sale on the22d day of September, 1911, at 10:30oclock in the forenoon, at the salesroomof Warren H. Dunn Company, 54Murray Street, Borough of Manhattan,City of New York, a finished stock con-sisting of leaded glass dining-room domes,portables, shades, and brass and wrought-iron fixtures. And on September 29th at 10:30oclock in the forenoon the receiver willsell at the factory of the Dunn Dome andFixture Company, at Arlingt
Crockery & glass journal . Notice to theTrade. T)OBERT G. PERRY, the receiverin bankruptcy of the Dunn Domeand Fixture Company, of Arlington, NewJersey, will sell at auction sale on the22d day of September, 1911, at 10:30oclock in the forenoon, at the salesroomof Warren H. Dunn Company, 54Murray Street, Borough of Manhattan,City of New York, a finished stock con-sisting of leaded glass dining-room domes,portables, shades, and brass and wrought-iron fixtures. And on September 29th at 10:30oclock in the forenoon the receiver willsell at the factory of the Dunn Dome andFixture Company, at Arlington, NewJersey, materials and supplies and factoryequipment and finished product consistingof brass portables and CROCKERY& GLASS JOURNAL NEW YORK, SEPT. 21, 1911. ADVERTISING, AND HOW TO GOABOUT IT. By JOHN A. REDDAN, of Reddan-Brown. U A LL we want is our business card reproduced,?Tl was the rejoinder with which a merchant metan adverse criticism of an advertisement he hadprepared. In went the business card. Now the man doesnt believe advertising he try it, and didnt it fail to bring even asingle response ? This type of merchant is in the fast-diminishingminority. The card ad may have sufficed in thelong ago. They were the happy days; but timeshave changed. The business population of the nation was smallerthen, and the manufacturer and jobber were enabledto keep closely in touch with every retailer of im-portance in their particular line. One grew to knowthe other through years of dealings, and the spiritof a big commercial family exerted a telling in-fluence. In the present day of competitive strife thenecessity of employing advertising matter brimfulof specific information is
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