River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-12
WHY 1T PAYS.

Oh Tie NdJlOndI OdE OuCteF, pflH-
cipally noting its mechanical workings.
This week we desire to notice some of
the financial benefits to be derived
from it. The profit to any family us
ing it is much greater than at first APP
pears. 1t is direct saving of money
to begin with. 1t enables the girls to
become Independent so Ear as their
own work is concerned and in many
cases becomes direct means of sup
port. 1t does away with an immense
amount of worry and trouble to get
garments to lit, thereby enhancing both
in beauty and value. La fact the ben
elits to any family are too many to
enumerate. No family can afford to
be without the Cutter.
Viewing the work from another
standpoint we find it pays. The larg-
est fortunes, with but few exceptions,
made in this age are made directly or
indirectly from inventions. The in
ventions having elements of success
developed to the greatest extent are
those combining the following points,
viz; Needed by all classes of people,
giving an immense demand; simplici-
ty, 50 all can use it; cheapness i'll
manufacturing, giving large profits
and freedom from competition. The
Garment Cutter possesses all these
qualities to an unusual extent, with
many other advantages.
This being the case any one can
readily see why the workers are mall
ing 50 many sales thereby realizing
such immense profits.
The Company are wanting good
workers to help them in the business
and the terms offered, which are very
liberal, have enabled former workers
to accumulate great deal of money
as will be seen by reading some of the
following testimonials. while 9th ers
are not published as they would APP
pear fabulous while they are absolute
ly correct.
Mr.. j. X. Doran, business manager
Of the National Garment Cutter Com
pany's force, has Just returned from
a successful business trip through CEN
trail Kansas.
The success of the work is some
thing really wonderful. During the
past month the people of this county
have been thoroughly testing it and
after careful investigation Of its
merits are highly pleased with it.
The agents all over the country report
good success. AS "A business enterprise
it pays larger profits with less capital
and labor than almost any other en-
terprise known. There is yet vast
field open to be occupied, and parties
desiring to make big money should
take hold at once. - odessa No. Dem
ocrdt.
HAMBURG, IOWA, Dec. II, 1884.
take pleasure in saying that have
worked two days with the National
Garment Cutter and have never been
more successful in any enterprise /
ever undertook for the same amount
of time and capital devoted, and my
prospects are very bright for the fu-
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and know it to be all right.
III. Towns.
M. A. Daily, Esq, Of Ottumwa,
Iowa, was in Hamburg this week.
thinking of buying and running the
foundry here. He went home to act
in the interests of the Garment Cut
ter.--Hdmburg Nea0S.
ALEXANDRIA, MINI, Aug. 25, '85
MesSrS Goidsberry, Doran & Nelson,
Harvesting is about
week later here than in southern Min
nesota, so the town is very quiet.
However, we have sold five Cutters re.
tail from the Office in three days. We
have had no time to canvass because
our office has been filled with ladies
Cutter is, and several have taken in
structions preparatory to taking agen-
cies. Two Of these will be competent
to go to work to-day. There is moth
ing like this article to handle that
works up work SO quickly. We find
we shall be out Of Cutters in short
time. so please send by first train the
following: Two doz. set of cutters;
500 folders (white); so circular letters
(colored); condition cards, local agen-
cy blanks, sc. Find money order en-
closed. Business good.
Yours respectfully,
SWENsON & MUTT.
SLEEPY EYE, MINI, Aug. 80, 1885
j. X. Doraa, Esq,
Dear Sir:-Will write you few
lines to let you know we are still alive.
We are doing well and are working up
a fine business. Took four orders the
first day we were in town. Have in
structed six and they are having SPLEEN
did success in cutting. and think there
is nothing like the Cutter. One lady
in particular, a dresSmaker, has cut
and made three dresses for others,
and her husband cut a pair of pants
for himself, and they had perfect fits
in every case. She has more work
now than she can possibly do, and
when we came here she was not hav-
ing very good success. We thought it
would advertise our work better to in
struct few at first. Will now take
orders for a week or two before in
structing the rest. VIII send you the
Herald to-day. VIII have some testi-
monials next week.
Yours truly,
REV & CRANE.
ELK POINT, DAKOTA, Sept. II, 1859.
J. K. Doran. Esq,
Dear Strive have been here two
and ona.baIf days this evening; one