Scouting, Volume 63, Number 1, January-February 1975 Page: 11
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The Tom-Wat Show*Case Plan. It's not what it used to be. It's better
When you have a plan as good as the Tom-
Wat Show*Case Plan, you don't change it.
So what makes it better?
The products. The values. And the profits.
Our Spring '75 Show*Case items are so
spectacular, so excitingly different, and such
exceptional values, there's no limit to how
many Tom-Wat items every one of your
customers will buy. And that means there s
no limit to your Tom-Wat profits.
Now, here's the plan. We send you
Showcases (usually one for each boy) on
consignment. They take their Show*Cases
into the homes of friends, neighbors and
relatives, show the items —and take orders.
After you've totalled your orders and figure
what can be filled from merchandise in your
Showcases, you order whatever is needed
(on credit) from Tom-Wat. When the boys
deliver to your customers, they collect from
your customers.
It's really a simple plan to follow. For two
weeks you take orders from merchandise in
your Show*Cases. And later you fill orders
from merchandise in your Show Cases, plus
additional items you order.
After you've been paid, you pay us. The
rest, including Free Prizes earned during
your project (or a 2% Cash Rebate instead
of prizes), is clear profit. Naturally, if you
have any items left over in your Show*Cases,
they can be returned for full credit.
That's the Tom-Wat Show*Case Plan.
You'll never find a better one.
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raisers.
You see, people won't buy just any
fund-raising product anymore. Sure, they
want to help your boys, but they want
something in return.
They want quality. They want value.
And they want variety. Like you, when
they spend their money, they want worth-
while products that are worth the money.
That's the fund-raising situation. How
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best fund-raising
best of it? Simple. With a
Case Plan. It's still the
plan for earning all the
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— ts are better than ever.
—■ ur Spring '75 Show*Cases
_ veryone wants and needs
'tional variety of top qual-
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jets your customers will
, which is very important.
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scouts will be proud to sell. And that's
terrifically important to today's 11-year-
old (and older) boys.
Get a head start, along with an extremely
valuable Free Gift, by ordering Spring
Showcases for all your members now.
If you'd rather see a Sample Spring
Show*Case first, just let us know. We'll
do everything we can to make you a suc-
cessful fund raiser.
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