The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-10-27

Ihe prescribing OF tue right kind of
medicine. Tins leads us to say
Weiser is favored in having Mr..
Jenney among her druggists and
pharmacists. During the IL years
this gentleman has been in business
here he has enjoyed the fullest conf
dence of the people He carries a
large and well selected stock of
drugs, druggists sundries, family
medicines and the thousand and one
things usually carried by a first class
dug store. Liberal dealings, per-
sonal competency and close attention
to wants of customers has attracted a
large trade Mr. Jenney is also
jeweler and does all kinds of repair
ing at reasonable prices. His fine
ness of touch and mechanical skill
has gained for him reputation
which is more tlian local and brings
him repairing from a distance.
Hartley & Rose
Last April Messrs Hartley & Rose
opened up large stock of general
merchandise, and by applying the
golden rule to trade principles have
built up very satisfactory trade
They have well selected stock of
good goods and by fair treatment and
low prices they have steadily increased
their sales from the day of opening
Their stock is new, fresh and nicely
arranged, indicating that it is di-
rected by men of ability and expert
ence, as il is Messrs. Hartley d
Rose are good business men and CHI
zens.
A. G. Cordelle
The furniture trade of this city is
very extensive, permeating nearly
the whole of Washington county,
besides adjacent territory; and chiei
among the dealers in this line is Mr.
A. G.. Cordele. Mr.. Cordelle has
residcd here for eight years and has
been engaged in the furniture trade
for The past two months He carries
the largest and best selected stock il
this county and his prices are as lov
rs honest trade-principles will permit
Mr.. Cordelle is q business man o
high order, and an enterprising ant
pubic spirited citizen always ut til
front where Weiser interests are il
. question.
Haas Bros.
r From the farmers point Of vie'
} the first in Importance among til
J business interests of Il town or Cit
is the implrm Mt house. There be
, longs his machinery of all kinds tina
S is used in planting, cullivating an
n harvesting crops, rs well as wagons
i buegies, harness, sleds, shelf an
s heavy hardware 1t is of vital il
l.. terest to him that he trade with re
r able firm which handle the very bes
L grade of goods and sell them at
reasonable price. Among the dlife
ent establishments of this kind
r this section Haas Bros. deserve di
% tinguis he'd reco .nilion This con
IS pany occupy four rooms 40Xl0o 1
n or most 1900 so. ft. of floor spac
:, and carrying the largest stock of in
a plemenls between Salt Lake and Pol
is land They carry a full and col
/ plete line Of shelf and heavy har
at ware, stoves and ranges, sad and b
i. iron, etc and every department the
10 prices are in accordance with /
+ times. This company has been d
a ing business here for 16 years and
mr. applying the golden rule to tra
q principles have built up tremen
4. Gus business. Their reputation
If fair and liberal dealing is more til
of local, and brings their trade frt
" far and near Haas Bros. are Il
,is always have been liberal, enterpr
on ing and pushing merchants, and ha
done much for Weiser AS citize
and business men they are held
high est EN-.
ne
nc The Weiser Pha1macy--C T. Williams, Pr
lin The Wciser Pharmacy is essenti
w. lv the headquarters of the medic
in fraternity of the town. The reas
om is very apparent. He prescripti'
rse are compounded in manner tr
err scientific and from ingrediants beyc
He question pure. They carry a la
nd and select liue of drugs and dr.
asst eists sundries toilet articles and
Ell gars Mr. W p. Caldwell is a res
os- tered pharmacist with years of
are perience, and his experience is v
ent known Mr.. Williams also carrie
lin select line of groceries and pro
ure ions and his prices are always RIG
on. When in need of anything in his
give him a call. 1t will please y
are The Bank of Weiser
ned There is no branch of commerc'
ieir essential to the prosperity of any
the or community at large as solid,
ent managed bank-one occupying !
ject position and holding steadfast
Or confidence and esteem of the peo
be As fitting illustration of just
rst- state of affairs the SIGNAL un
his ltatingly calls attention to the b
the Of Weiser. This strong fnancia
DWn +;t,tio,, hoe heen doino lflslness