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VISUAL EDUCATION
MOTION PICTURE USERS
Schools, Churches, Institutions, Manufacturers and other non-theatrical users, contemplating the purchase of motion picture machines and films, should obtain a booklet of valuable information which is supplied without cost by
The Associated Manufacturers of Safety Standard Films and Projectors, Inc.
I Suite 1419, 440 4ih Ave., New York City
TEACHERS—
Men or Women
Can Earn $5.00 to $6.00 Per Day in Spare Time, Selling
FREEMAN'S
Dust Absorber
No Capital » j , j No Experience Needed
Your spare time by our plan will solve all your money problems.
This is a patented article with little competition, used by every car owner and in every household. BIG PROFITS in continuous repeat orders certain. EASY TO SELL. Write for special proposition.
Let us explain how it prevents sickness in the homes where it is used.
Freeman Distributing Co.
Dept. B. Mining Exchange Bldg. Colorado Springs Colorado
TEACHERS OF DESIGN
in public schools or private studios will find our magazine
"KERAMIC STUDIO"
a substantial aid in giving them new ideas. Price, $5.00 the year of eleven numbers. Sample copy, 20c.
KERAMIC STUDIO PUBLISHING CO.
Clinton Street, South Syracuse, N. Y.
MODELS AS VISUAL EDUCATORS
{Continued from page 50) of visualizing their knowledge in one branch of study, they naturally get into the way of forming visual images in other courses as they study their texts, do research in reference books, or listen to lectures and recitations. The mind that is rich in such visual images associated with definite ideas is the mind that functions most efficiently, the images and ideas being supplementary to each other.
PLACE OF GRAPHS IN BUSINESS
(Continued from page 20) zones of the community, territory of tributary railway and interurban electric travel, mail-order selling areas, and the grade, type, kind and qualities of merchandise which the community may properly afford.
Seasonal Problems Pictured
The third diagram here reproduced is typical of the numberless uses to which such graphs may be put in the department store field. The fact that twelve suits at $80 were sold during a certain week, fourteen at $60 and twenty-one at $40, while at another season the chart showed for the same goods in the same length of time onl> one, three and five sales, respectively, gives an intelligent basis for further study which would have a bearing on the buyer's problems and on matters of advertising and the employment of help. The seasonal fluctuations in saleb during the year are pictured in a way that enables the interested executive, and even the outsider, to take in the facts at a glance.
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