River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-01
The National Garment Cutter-Its
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1t is often the case that many of the
useful contributions to public good
made by science and inventive skill to
improve the conditions of life are
overlooked, although each contribu-
tion has its special merit as well as its
particular uses. Now and then, how
ever, something very conspicuous
springs into notice and commands pub
lie attention. This is eminently the
ter. But few articles have ever been
invented that are more generally need
ed. 1t is needed in every family, rich
or poor, making every housewife her
own dressmaker, saving her many dol
lars, also making her sewing machine
a source of profit and family support.
There is an immense field for the
Garment Cutter as every family
should have one, and perhaps no arti.
Gle to-day meets with reader sale.
1t meets with general favor and is
popular wherever introduced. Here
is an excellent opportunity for agents
to engage in liberal paying business.
In many instances good business men
close up the business they have on
hand and enter the field in the sale of
the Cutter, as it pays larger and more
rapid returns than commercial or
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times more capital. The terms given
by the Company are very liberal, and
in many cases the agents have sold
two Cutters to every three houses call
ed at This fact is the secret of its
success as business enterprise. Ev-
cry family needs it and nearly all will
have it, hence sales are rapidly made,
because it is not necessary to travel
over vast amount of territory, and
the Cutter is so easily explained and
it's workings are so easily comprehend
ed that a canVasser does not have to
exhaust his argumentative tact, and
persuasive eloquence in convinc-
ing his patrons that he has an article
they need, and should do without no
longer. -Monkato Free Press.
The longer it is known in commu-
nifty the higher it is praised, both by
the press and the people. The sales
are enormous in all parts of the coun-
Nankato Journal
Il sold q Cutters in West st. Paul
in ten days, Have had years of eXpe-
renoe in travelling business but never
met anything equal TO the National
Garment CUTTER Ed. MCARDELL.
BLAIR, Neb., Aug. I, Parties
come eight or ten miles to get the sys-
TEN. Never saw the like. One agent
sold q last week; have five more agents
going out. HARRY PITqOCk.
Any lady having cutting to do will
find it to her interest to examine the
National Garment Cutter.
Mrs. JOHNSON, Mankato.
We sold 10 set the first week in still
water. MEEKER & BROWN.
l canyassed one day. My orders net
me S2l. 90. Pretty good pay for man
who never canvassed before for any
thing. J. N. DAY, Amboy, Mimi.
Took four orders FIRST day we were
in town, KEW q OhANE-'
The National Garment Cutter IS Tar
ahead of any other system now III use.
PHILLIP DEITZLER,
Merchant Tailor, Pottsville, Iowa.
Good and reliable Agents wanted in
all parts Qf the country. 1t will pag
any one to investigate the Garment
Cutter that wishes to make plenty of
money easily and fast. Everybody
should call and examine the work
whether they buy or not.
Office, four doors north OF POST
Office, River Falls, Wis.