. The Kodak Salesman. is one of our very goodcustomers, and in asking for someinformation, the writer had occa-sion to recently refer her to someabstracts in your How To ^NlakeGood Pictures. She became en-thusiastic over the book and re-marked that it was better thansome she now- had in the library,being more concise without bigt-echnicalities. We have just pre-sented her with several copies. which she is going to have boundin cloth and placed on the shelves. This may he the means of Ijring-ing some strangers to the Kodakfold, and it means a little adver-tising for us, locally, as she ap-prove
. The Kodak Salesman. is one of our very goodcustomers, and in asking for someinformation, the writer had occa-sion to recently refer her to someabstracts in your How To ^NlakeGood Pictures. She became en-thusiastic over the book and re-marked that it was better thansome she now- had in the library,being more concise without bigt-echnicalities. We have just pre-sented her with several copies. which she is going to have boundin cloth and placed on the shelves. This may he the means of Ijring-ing some strangers to the Kodakfold, and it means a little adver-tising for us, locally, as she ap-proved our presentation signatureon the first page. But we havebeen thinlving that it would bereally worth while if your littlebook could get in the libraries ofother cities; and your dealers inother cities could easih place themthere. They certainly beat someof the books, if not all of them,tliat are now on the shelves, espec-ially those which treat with theAvork of amateurs. Anyway, we pass this along. J^e KODAK SALESMAN. A \^ indovv That Told the Town Punch Through News Interest Some of the best selling windowstliat we have seen have securedtheir pnneli through; news in-terest. The window reproducedal»ove is a windoAv thats good be-cause its newsy. It arouses theinterest, sustains it and still ties upwitli the Kodak idea. The window is tilled Avith en-largements from Kodak negativesof thirty-tive of tlie towns pioneeis—Old-Timers.* and as siu-li. fam- ous characters. Heres the way a newspaperwrite-up of this window starts: No, the crowd to be seen on thecorner of Broad and ]Main Streetsis not there because of a fire or afight, but they are looking in thewindow of Chappies drug store,wliere they have some interestingpictures of our pioneers. Here is a window that tokl thetown. Kodakcnj circuJai ites ihc Cusio^uers of nour the iKiiiie oil the dotteel line. STAe KODAK SALESMAN ?•TWi--.,.,
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