The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-31
THE NATIONAL GARMENT CUTTER

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THE NATIONAL GARMENT CUTTER
The business manager of the National
Garment Cutter Co., j. X. Doran, ESD,
reports that their work IN Minnesota il
promising largely, and In few weeks
the whole State will he organized, and
the Garment Cutter pretty Thoroughly in
troduced i'm the cities and villages. A
more detailed line of action will then he
commenced, and IN endeavor made tn
place one in nearly every family in the
state. The success attending their eff
forts i'm other States was u matter of sur
prise rs well as satisfaction To them, but
since coming Ia Minnesota, il has been
discovered that the device bears ac-
quaintancc and finds reader sale the
longer il is before the masses. This
State will he worked from Mankato as
headquarters, and il now looks very
much as if Dakota Territory will be as
well, for good men are anxious Ia pro-
cced into that region and work the ter
ritory. Considering the very short peri
oil of time since the workers entered
Minnesota, and the general feeling of
suspicion which exists in the public mind
toward any new device or invention, the
little article has carrird itself along with
marvellous rapidity. We say has carried
itself, because nothing but merit could
win so rapidly and universally. There
must be in it that element of worth which
recommends ut sight, else the work could
not he carried over so wide extent of
territory in So brief time. Since arriv-
ing ut Mankato, workers have taken
towns and counties, and are radiating out
bv means of sub agents, with results not
aniicipated. These are not cXperienced
canvasscrs, either, most of them being
parties who have selected the work i'm
preference 10 other lines of labor. Those
with an eve 10 business do not fail to see
in what the Garment Cutter offers. field
for honest and lucrative work not often
fourl. and do not hesitate to nut on the
har So and proceed To do nourishing
busir =. The Cutter is undergoing
create perfection all the time, and re-
Gently II d, scroll, (which is the principal
draughti,,, Instrument has been com
plctrly re-, ;sed m quality of material and
mcthod Of construction. SO that il is
d.uhly scryi,ablc compared with what il
formerly MIS-. These facts give agents
renewed confidence I'M the purpnscs of
with increased energy. knowing tbut tbe
manufacturers will i'm no wise permit the
Cutter tn ,lcprcciate i'm usefulness or dur
ability. is. therefore. n Growing en-
tcrprisc, and one that will warrant al
mos; any live, energetic lady or gentle
man +, ENGAGE i'm. Provide nee. in the
fall of Adam. drcreed that man must
cover his uakcdness. Man through thc
dictates of instinct decided that he would
have clothing of some kind. the ethics of
civilization has produced rules of fashion,
fin, voice, of fashion saws that "a, shoull
bc attirrd hrcominyly, and human tastes
declare that no garment il be,ominp
chat does not fiji perfrctIy. Then n sys-
TEN that will enable every one, whether
rich or poor, to fulfill the dictates of taste
and refinement i'm this respect must be
desirable i'm every household.
In the Garment Cutter Is found saliva
ton i'm this respect, and this fact il the
so,u.I or ,ho a,.o o,l ro,l;uos, MIA,
~
"h''h 'I'e country Is worked. i" heh-
onstratc the desire for the Cutter We
will state that MIR. Doran received a let
,or ,h,, wo.L iron, ,or,v :, c,I;c,,,i.,
who reads TmE FREE Press asking for
permission Ia 90 To work on the Pacific
co,st bo,;n, hoo,,. oo,r;,ooa rr,,,
=,
me 'es'i''"nialS' ei''' 'i'a' there u mon
oy IN II, rs well rs great boon for the
masses IN 'le 'o"hs IN" '"nities III
Minnesota where thorough work has
been done, the agt nts report very favor
ably. rs can he seen i'm this column.
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