Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-08-16

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fitted himself BY practical experience
and now is acknowledged to be one O
the leading men in house building III
this section. He will put you up a
house that you may be proud Of. j
will guarantee that every detail wil|
be complete and first class from fonn.
dation sill to root tree. He employs
none but expert workmen, and you,
plans will be carried out to perfec.
ton. y $780, r. .,>s f->t.,
@s.As for the painter, grainer, decor
ator and paper-hangef," continued
Plainfolks, st. j. Martin is the man
He is a veritable artist in his line
has reduced home adornment to q
beautiful science. He tries, and i'll
variably successfully, to make his
work perfect. He understands per-
fectly, the harmony Of culors, and un.
der his brushes you may expect your
home to be Il palace Of neatness and
delightful effects. In paper hanging
do not know of his equal. Martin
is the man who repainted my buggy
You know YOU so much admired
the work--and as a sign painter there
is not his superior round about
"'rhe house provided for, furniture
| reckon, is the next thing re
marked Plaintolks, and he inquired
deferentialIy if Meg had choice o
establishment, Why" declared she
effusive)y, II have heard 50 much o
H. B. Tuttle's big furniture sore
that | know | shall not be conten
unless we visit it," The visit was
profitable one to all parties. Every
thing i'll the furniture line in the wa,
of necessity Or luxury is to be fount
at Tuttle's, and he has also all tn
latest fashionable agonies in wal
papers, ceiling decorations, and hous
decorations generally. In carpets
also, his stock cannot be equaled il
i Little Falls.
i well, that's a pretty goo
start; the next thing is something t
cook WITH" declared the old uncle
|'Driver, 60 over to the West Side
and we'll visit Fl. L. Rutgers 4 Co.
hardware store.' Here NIeg's house
wiIely instincts had full play in MAJ
vels of kitchen apparatus. There
not an establishment in the west tbs
carries more comprehensive stock
household furnishings. Every poss
bic article of kitchen furniture, frol
stove to tin dipper, is here in all styl,
and variety. If Meg fails to perforl
[ wonders in the culinary art, it wi
: not be for fault of superior utensil
The young couple, in addition to a
| acorn" stove, purchased a 'Tropic
gasoline stove, all 'Acorn' heater,
E Boss churn, a fine line of woode
ware, and Charles availed himelf
the opportunity to supply himse
with an ample supply of sportir
: goods.
u This young heroine Of our veracio,
: tale, is one Of observing habit, an
| long ere this she had noted the ia,
!, that Charles style Of wearing appar
i. did not compare favorably with tn;
: Of the Little Falls business man.
5 suggestion to this effect arouse
: Plainfolks. Surveying his nephe
r critically, he burst out: 1T strik
y me, young man, that you are trif
} 'of.style' for a town man, and Oh
: newl unmarried, too; come along vii
: us, both of You; we'll 90 down to Blu
: ton Bros. clothing house" In We,
] short time, indeed, Charles had selec
! ed from the immense piles of fashio
e able garments that covered the tabl
] Of this extensively stocked establish
: ment, neat and late style busine
|suit, and finding stock and pric
!, irresistible, he also invested in cor
!. plete out-fttipg Of gents furnishir
goods, from the latest style hat, to
4 dozen Of the celebrated "Gold an
G Silver" shirts. This house is not
be undersold in Little Falls.
Ell "By the way" said the old ge
tlcman, "there goes my las; chez
e Come over to the First National Ban
+ and I will get 81 new one. Besides
want to introduce you to CASH
r a. r. Davidson, anyway. Of cour
4 you will do your bushes Their
y There isn't q stauncher or more liber
a institution Of the kind in the state, ar
e tits always pleasanter to be personal
d acquainted with the men you do bus
q ness with. This bank is as solid ;
the base rock of the universe, al
d has working capital of $4,000 wi
;, a handsome surplus. [ most hearth
4 recommend it,"
81 This little incident over, Plainfol
# suggested dry goods .
II "My old friend, B. Clements"
said, 'has recently purchased a fl
general stock of dry goods, grocerie
e boots and shoes, etc., at fifty cents {
: the dollar, and he is selling them
e proportionate prices; Well go there
VI you can get bargains" and su
Il enough Clements seems to have CT
, the foundation entirely from und
a prices, and our young friends il
e proved the opportunity. He h
i undertaken, for the manufacturers,
q introduce a certain excellent soap.
d the "Prairie Queen and is selling
d at advertising rates-25 bars for
!, dollar. If you want profit and SAT-
E faction combined go to Clements.
al While Meg was buried in. Il