St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-21

We wonder if anything that is
sold in stores is subject to as much
misrepresentation, either with de-
H6erdte intent or through ignorant
saiespeople, as FURSs We doubt
1t. We can't wonder that lady
in shopping around to buy Fur
Cloak "gets oil mixed up and don't
know who or what to believe" We
only wonder that they don't con-
clude that ALL fur dealers ara
born liars. When we hear the re-
ports of what some ladies hays
been toidm stores that pretend to
decent reputation we wonder row
such people can do business. How
ever, we only have to run Ransom
& Horizons business, and it's oil we
want to do, but we want to say
right here, that WE know all about
Furs, and have saiespeopie that 90
also; that our goods are sold for
JUST WHAT THEY ARE, and no
misrepresenhng will be counten-
anced or allowed. You are safe
it you are densey ignorant of ALL
kinds of fur to buy of US, and know
that the article is MEANT to be
every way as sold, and will at once
be freely made right or exchanged
if mistake DOES occur. The i'm
preston that Seal Garments are
very high is great mistake. Con-
slider the modern "Mutton Leg"
sleeve, and large flare collar, wide
lap and fur facings of present
styles, and if Seaiskins had not ad-
vanced the actual material in each
garment is fully one-third more
than three years ago. Garments q
few years ago sold readily in 40 to
44-inch lengths at $500 to s275.
The modern 32-nch Refer act
aaiy takes as much Seal as did
those cIoaks, and can be bought
at less money. A Seal Garment
can never again be bought any
cheaper, and The quality of skins
depreciates so that we strongly ad-
wise purchases at the present stage.
What we said at the start of this
talk applies here. Our Seal Goods
we KNOW about, and will tell you
TRUTHFULLY and give you fhe 6en-
eft of our long experience in aiding
you to make good choice. Our
name on a Seal Garment has come
to be warrant of merit, and we
have qualities in our stock that
money won't buy NOW, and our
competitors can't get at any price,
and we ourselves cannot duplicate.
This is a plain statement of facts,
and is accounted for by our large
purchases two years ago (the best
quality of skins of any year since
1882, of which, owing to two warm
seasons, we still have part of on
hand.
When you want anything in Fur
we think we cannot only show you
MORE novelties and different styles
in oil lines, from a Cape to a Jack
ct, than anybody Oou can judge BY
looking, but ladies teNu so daily,
and we know our stock rs tremen-
dous), but that we know better
WHAT this section needs; know BET
ter how to select proper skins, and
certainly make the best-shaped
garments, with more good points for
this climate, than any firm East or
West. Now we ve"6iown our horn"
loudly, but have only stated what
WE know are facts, and we think
you will know it, too, if you will
come and see US. As 10 prices,
while we don't handle trash, we DO
handle iow-pnced goods, and can
give you good Fur Garments q,
SZ5, 700, $40 ana S/5, and
full line of capes at So to $3.50.
BY the way, one thing more, ws
KNEW capes would sell and DIDN'T
get caught BY 1.-THE unexpected de-
nand for capes," as our neighbors
advertise, but laid our plans long
ago, and have got shapes (adapted
to this ciimafe) in large variety
that you can't see anywhere else;
and we are doing the business in
capes, selling more than last year.
They are good, and have come TO
STAY We always said so, and
still say buy q Cape; they are very
handy to have.