New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-05

: The Hon. Thomas Jones.


choice: The goods were bought from
the very choice stocksof Fl. E. Saverien,
who v he agreed that the delivery should be.
made as soon as the Joneses were ready
to receive them. Mrs. Jones was sur
.prised at the large selection Of carpets,
art squares, rugs and window shades to
be found III Mr.. Savenen's stock, and
selected gel. III suitable patterns for all the
rooms in tlie new house. Mrs. Jones
was especially we'll pleased with Mr..
=Saveriens new Flemish carpets. It is
g .'y very heavy grade, in beautiful pat
terms, and takes the place Of velyets and
moo uettes, and is more durable and
= more easily cleaned and handled. Mrs.
Jones also arranged with Mr.. Saverien
to newly frame several Of her most
.cholce pictures, selecting handsome de-
signs from his new stock of elegant
Emouldings. s., l==
Paper or n0-Paper.
Mrs. Jones was not sure of the ad-
visibility OF using wall paper in a new
house, but when she saw so many hand
some patterns for walls and ceilings, at
=. =. Saverien's, all IN the new designs
fol 1901, she5could do no less than COM
promise, and ordered paper for several
rooms, believing it would give them a
more coy effect.
China and Glassware
"A man IS known by the company he
keeps, anda woman is known by tile
table she sets" Mrs. Jones had this in
mind when she inspected the china de.
partment of The Racket, M. Differdang
proprietor, opposite Masonic Block
She evidently kept it in mind during
her purchases, for the check left was
for a large sum. Mrs. Jones found tina,
The Racket gave remarkable values in
dinner sets, tea sets and toilet sets. The
patterns were OF the very latest designs
and included goods of@noted.
urers. With the exception of two b sau-
tiful lamps bought the Review canno,
enumerate the goods. The Racket will
soou have ready for inspection large
stock of holiday goods, novelties and
oys.-somethings to suit every taste and
every purse.
Will Build Jones' House.
Tappe & Gronau, the well known con-
tractors and builders easily secured the
contract to build Hon. Thomas Jones'
elegant $500 cottage. Their reputa-
ton for excellent, conscientious work
insures Mr. Jones a satisfactory job. The
many fine public buildings and resi-
denies erected by Tape & Gronau in
New Ulm are enduring monuments to
their skill and ability. Among few Of
their recent contracts are the handsome
residence of G. w. Krook, the city pow
5er house and H.. Weller's fine home, in
New Ulm, and the Catholic parsonage
at st. George. Tappe & Gronau have
the contracts and are now at work upon
the beautiful Turner hall, the st. Alex
ander hospital addition, the Hauenstein
brewery and the Schmucker brewery.
Mr.. Tape has been in business ten
years, and Mr.. Gronau has also had
years of experience in the work. They
also manufacture store fittings and do
everything in the line of shop work.
Tape y Gronau's office and shop is on
East Center street, corner Of German
street.
Will Furnish Jones' Lumber.
p. Scherer, whose Office and yard is
on East Center street, will furnish the
lumber for Hon. Thomas Jones' new
house, as well as all the sash, doors,
blinds, ornamental woodwork, Interior
finish, cement, plaster, etc, to enter into
its construction Every thing IS to be
sA /, an and Nj. sche1er supplies atgrade.
He is fully equipped TO furnish the ma
terials for s. large artistic dwelling for
sassmalI amount Of money. Mr.. Scherer's
!enyiabie reputation for fair dealing re-
5commends him to the entire confidence
of Hon. Thomas Jones. Telephone 6S.
nlatss for Tobsrsr' : sysfssl Of IIsa1ing.
The Hon. Thomas Jones stipulates IN
his contract that Chas. Toberer's system
sof hot water heating shall be used il bis
new home. Mr.. ] Ones il ! twentieth
century man iinshiis ideas Of home conn
fort. Chas5 Toberer, corner Of Minneso-
6 and Center streets, will supply hn
perfect system of hotwater heating for
Hon. Thomas JONES' nsv house.
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