Crockery & glass journal . is taken intoconsideration. These showrooms also contain aninteresting exhibit of R na glass, carried in tendifferent open stock patterns ranging from moderatepriced to the most expensive. The plain lines areparticularly adapted fur monograms or gold decora-tions. The etched patterns are well executed and thearcistic conception of the desigus is excellent. Be- over the United States. I hi . man hasnt any tales torelate of womans deficiency, Foi Hie reason that he hasnever given a woman a chano al the work. Yes, he admits, man) women have applied for achance to sell o
Crockery & glass journal . is taken intoconsideration. These showrooms also contain aninteresting exhibit of R na glass, carried in tendifferent open stock patterns ranging from moderatepriced to the most expensive. The plain lines areparticularly adapted fur monograms or gold decora-tions. The etched patterns are well executed and thearcistic conception of the desigus is excellent. Be- over the United States. I hi . man hasnt any tales torelate of womans deficiency, Foi Hie reason that he hasnever given a woman a chano al the work. Yes, he admits, man) women have applied for achance to sell our goods on the road, but so far I haverefused. I understand, however, that most of the per-fumery manufacturers with headquarters in Xew Yorkdo employ women to travel for them, and so far as Iknow these women get good results. The trouble is, said another manufacturer who ispuzzled, he confesses, at the small number of womensuitable for the work who come his way, not thatmanufacturers in general dont care to employ women. A. A. Bean, 25 West Broadway. sides these special lines Fensterer & Ruhe carryeverything in glass and china that goes to make up achina and glas6 department. WOMEN AS COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. SOME manufacturers who employ many men for theroad say that they would employ more women ifthey could get the right kind. Other manufacturers whoemploy an equally large number of commercial travellerssay that they prefer not to employ women at all. Ofthe latter class is the manager of a large perfumery con-cern which employs salesmen to introduce its goods all drummers, but that they find so few applicants whocome up to the requirements. In the last year, speakingoffhand, probably twice as many women have appliedfor this sort of work as applied last year. Women ingeneral I think recognize that there is good money tobe made in the business, but not one in fifty realizesthat with competition so keen a traveling saleswomanmust work hard if she would compete with salesmenwho ha
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