River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-19
THE
National Garment Cutter.

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make a great deal of money. The
field is being so rapidly taken that
early attention is necessary to secure
the best locations. Gall at the Gen.
trail Hotel and examine the work or
drop a card in the post-oliice address
ed to j. X Doran, River Falls, and
get terms.
SALTWATER, MINI Nov II, 1885.
have been using the National Gar
ment Gutter with unbounded success.
After using many other systems, l |
find this the best and most successful |
for family use. It's fits are beautiful
and the method simple.
Very truly,
Mrs JENNIE LYNCH.
BLAIR, Neb., Aug, Is, 1885.
TO all IAterested
l will state that my experience in
the sale of the National Garment Cut I
ter fully cOnvinees me that any ener. /
getic person can make money very |
easily in retailing the Cutter. An
average of two sales per day is easy
work, whilst / have sold three in one
hour. After testing the sale Of the
Cutter, / bought Washington county. t
and in three days work made more
than enough to pay for one half of it. |
Mrs. N. j. NEWELL.
When the most intricate garment is
cut by the National Garment Cutter
it is impossible for 1t to be wrong. 1t |
is just as easy to cut by it as to add |
two and two The gentlrmanly man
ager of the Cutter, Mr.. Doran, is now
stopping in this city, aud win be pleas
ed to see all who desire to embark in |
IA business that is at once pleasant and |
profitable. The work already done by |
the few agents appointed shows, in a
degree, what may be done in selling |
the Cutters. Many agents are making
from $3.50 to $500 per month. One
agent made seven calls and sold six
Cutters; another sold seven out of
nine calls, and why! Because it is no
humbug that it takes talk to sell,
but sells on its merits alone. Be-
cause the people have only to see it to
be convinced of its superiority over
other systems of cutting. We heard
IA lady say she had been cutting dress
es for the past fifteen years, and had
used every system coming to her no
tice, but for mathematical precision
the National Garment Cutter dis
counted them by large majority
Fail city (Neb.) Negs,
Scarcely two months ago the bust
ness manager, Mr.. j. X. Doran, with
a small force of men, located in Man.
kato, and issued media of advertising
to bring the Garment Cutter before
tile people, and to-day every county
excepting one to the south and west
OF us is in the hands of thorough go
ing business men who have Investigate
ed the merits Of the Cutter and pur.
chased territory to work on their own
responsibility. 4 word in regard to
the character Of the parties who have
taken the field in this work is abso-
lutely proper in this connection, for
Il device may sometimes be judged by
the company it keeps, as well rs an in
dividual. These are not parties OF
that class OF people who make bust
ness of squeezing their sustenance out
of the people by influencing them to |
movable, and of 30 practical benefit, |
other than to gull innocent people /
with. They are men and women who /
have chosen the canvass in preference |
to other yocations in which they were
engaged and following with profit and |
honor. They are enterprlSing parties
who have always sustained them elves I
(aud many of them large famtlies) /
along with the rest of mankind, by IN
uttSti ana lS5 tEt'il@No Pti otttbS VI va
rious kinds; hence they are not at all
skilled in the wies Of schemers. nol
the tricks Of professional hawkers
They enter the work solely upon their
confidence in the merits of the Gar
ment Cutter, knowing that it viii
speak its own praise to sensible people.
These facts are no inferior considera
uous forming an estimate of the Cut
ter, for it mus. he what is claimed for
it. else it would not recommend itself
So heartily to people Of this character
Maahoto (llinn.l Free Press
RIVER FALLS. WIS, Nov. Is, 1885
GoidsberYy, Doraa f. Nelson,
SIRs:- We, the undersigned. hereby
take pleasure in saying we have pur-
chased the National Garment Cutter,
and after a careful examination we
are satisfied it is far superior to any
other system we have ever known, be-
ing simple, easily learned and correct
1t has advantages possessed by no 9TH
er, as it cuts All kinds Of garments for
men, womsn and children, including
drapery and trimmings, with instruc-
lions in making up, and no trouble to
learn to use it. We believe it to be
just as represented.
(Signed) CARRIE RICKETT,
SUSIE L. PIERCE.
CLARA f. NELSON,
AIRS. Il. 5. FREEMAN,
MATTE CAMERON,
Mrs. ALMIRA j. KELLY.
During the present stringency Of the
times it is pleasant to note the success
of any legitimate enterprise. During
the excessively hot weather almost