. Magazine téléphonique Bell . jsl r r r r r r t r r r r r r r r | L^W&gt ; r r r r r r r r r r r r r r CUD im DJJ P^ publicités typiques de journaux de deux grands magasins au sommet, la couverture arrière d'un catalogue au centre. L'illustration du bas, issue de la gestion des ventes, présente sous forme graphique certaines des conclusions de l'étude du grand magasin. 184. Utilisation des répertoires téléphoniques pour la sollicitation de commandes par téléphone. Deux couvertures arrière, un encart spécialisé et les pages jaunes, ont porté ces annonces du grand magasin. 185 RETOURS TRIMESTRIELS DE BELL TELEPHONE, qui est la marchandise livrée qui t

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. Bell telephone magazine . jsl r r r r r r TT r r r r r r | L^W> r r r r r r r r r r r r r r CUD im DJJ P^ Typical Newspaper Advertisements of Two Large Department Stores at the Top, theBack Cover of a Catalog in the Center. The Bottom Illustration, from Sales Manage-ment, Graphically Portrays Some of the Findings of the Department-store Study. 184. Using Telephone Directories to Solictt Orders by Telephone. Two Back Covers, a SpecialInsert, and the Yellow Pages, Carried These Department-store Advertisements. 185 BELL TELEPHONE QUARTERLY returns, which is the delivered merchandise which the cus-tomer requests the store to take back. Telephone order business compared favorably with counterbusiness. Delivery costs, of course, were higher, since alltelephone orders must be delivered whereas this was found tobe true of only about forty per cent of the counter orders.This, however, was offset by other cost factors more favorableto telephone business, as for example, sales cost. It was theopinion of the study group, therefore, that telephone orderbusiness is sufficiently profitable to justify its aggressive pro-motion. An important related question was whether any substantialratio of telephone orders represented sales which would other-wise be made over the stores counters. The observers madea special three-day check of all calls handl

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