The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-12

Duluth, where the charges were pre-
ferred, TO see that ar proper inYestiga
ton was made.
The. legal phase. Of, the affair was
quickly adjusted, and the firm icontin-
ues receiving as great, if not greater,
volume of business from clients of
the past as before the embarras sine mt |
arose. - ~ saj
Proof of the high. standing Of Ed
wards, Wood & Co. is adequately at.
tested by inquiry among those with
whom the firm has done business
Many clients. of the firm have written
Edwards, Wood 81 Co. assuring them
of confidence and further business,
while from correspondents thruout
Minnesota have com assurances. OF
the company ssenNiable business repu-
tatiOn. -: .N't.
Following are some OF: the. testi-
monials:a "a .,55+ 3, os. d. -,
2 ut is to he, regretted that .suclI ,luir- /
merited embarrassment as3 is possible i
by the action of the state grain and
warehouse. commission should be
forced upon this firm. = It is an injus-
tice. Those who, have transacted bust
ness with Edwards, Wood & Co. will
fully realize this,sto be, the case.
4 For my part. T desire to say that
Of my 4many business transactions
with the concern. none have been I'M
:sa tisfactorX. -, THEY have always
treated me fairly and honestly. Every
shipment ;: Is1ha Vet&n,slde;s - the 4fillra
has given, prompt and adequate re-
turns. Nh 49,, -hiH :. = :Si ;
r'CLARKFIE ED PR ODUCE Co. s'!s
~Clnrkt1eld, NIillii':",a Anton Dahl, Man
ager.''' ia = ,asa
Through as&StteA,fded abdsi5fess .rl'es1a-.
tons With the firm, of Edwards. Wood
& Co. IEhave found mo cause for COM
plaiirt nor the Slightest reason for sus-
picion of unfairness. Ny transactions
with them have Matted good returns in
a prompt mannetaltla notwithstanding of
the highest cofi1mentlatioii..s7 find
their privateawire.a service "a fhandy adj
jjunct to the grain business facilitat-i
ing the interest Of al concerned.
''HENRY scraps,
y ~ az M rr u.s.; MINI 4 i N, -
u rot, ~ -11+44-s,r sis a30a - a!qi.
!; As grain h bugs z and sill pperss We
have found all@Mofz our dealings tn
Edwards, Wood Coz highly Ssatis-
factorys and for THIS rea son Hays vide
ly srecofnrn endedaLthe 5firnijto, y. armers
n " Ini OF oats tst,9 and Barley to
W
tive of; excellent results Fhe prices
and weights secured by the firm We're
more than satisfaInory.iggT heit& rfRsth-
DDS are fair, square, honest EsandHlWe
believe, always FOR the best Interests
| of their clients. i a;;<n@ssG- 81 Il, ;;.;;i
s,3as .,E.. REFS ~ McKEEFsVER,.1 ~.
,<i,@s;. s.. sssWahpetonlssN n. p. .: i, I:
.4<GI Ss!.;.r,hN ---qn:.si ssttf ,.-is.g 5fs
,sHFhe cash business Wesanave done
with this firm. has been entirely sat.
| isfactory.: Nc INDICATION Of any double
| dealing or unfair methods, has ever
come to our attention. Our business
has always been cautiously 4 con-
Quoted, with resuHs concerning which
NO, fault could :sbep found. ;:f,,tzf SBo''ff.
.E':NVe have xno"eause whatever for
! complaint Of any kind against" the
methods Of Edwards, Wood e. Co. Our
past relations; With them have been
pleasant and gratifying. We shall
continue to do business with them, as
sured of the tsal1e honest treatment
1--we have Invariably received in the
IIpast.s3 @.<a :sss ass, :Ai 500 a.a $50
THE SIMMONS MILLING CO.. e-
an &s.sn j., 49,: Re ID Wing Mimi. I'LL
.Our dealings with Edwards, Wood
/ & Co. have been mostly in flax. Busi-
ness relations With, the firm. have exist
ed for csucl1t:a lengtl1ao of time that we
feel perfectly safe i'm tteelarirg2 that
| the concern is; witlzeNerX one, aSflt
has always been Witasuss upright and
square. ;s - -" s!st 5 .Ia.t Ssa:
Prompt execution, satisfactory re.
suits and courteous treatrne mt: have
ben our portion eyer since wesbegarl
doing business with this firm. Nc
cause for Ecomplaint on our part has
L., ~ ioc
future conditions WILDE as CRAFTY
Ling as the past, weR have no hesitancy
lin asserting that Edwards. Wood & Go
will continue, transacting our business
CRED WING LINSEED MILLS. IN
!, . 4, RED Wing, MINI. -.
Il Inquiry here regarding the stand
4 ling of Edwards, Wood & Co.. grair
sLelicits only the. highest .commenda:
ton for the firn1.ii.l ~ fs.,, II. II.
"The ST. sJameseFfour mill and the
Farmers elevator are. the tlrms4 Gus
!. toners. IN St. James Both concern
have had. frequent ,dea lings with Ed,
wards, Wood 81 CoHand give, them the
highest rep utatfon, for honesty and In.
tegrity. All business with the firm
has been accomplished with alacritA
. and satisfaction. No complaint as t.
. their honesty or business methods ha:
ever existed in the minds Of II ,gralr
| dealers in ST.. James VINO nave Sdolis
business with the tfifn1 s
:& = i.|eTHOA1As ,MULLEN,s ~,
ze;-fqtl \ s55,;t,'i St..saJ anes, Mimi" y
: Edwards, Wood & CO. have saver
me from 4 to. 5. cents per bushel OF
) grain they have handled for me
What bettertresults :tOf arfirm's stand
ing and fair dealing than this couls
4 be desireds Their. Integrity is un
\ questioned ineIny ;mind r.
i .stt.yirtues is itsa:own: reward, and 81
!: because. Of such satisfa Glory, results &C
: cr,1ing to me through dealings will
! 1.-THE firm. I have recommended Ed
wards: Wood &NGo.Ato every farmer
, know iiaa this country, as am N onest
trustworthy firm. W 2 ny OF }the mig n
:. est confidence, with whom no ~ any my on
may do business :Sy1thouI the slgntes
I APPREHENSION. of. injustice or unfair
! ness. III !, fs..ss 3 i d ~. yss
..JOSEPHaJ. MCINTYRE,
4 EDEN Valley, Mimi. =
numerous deals with. Edward
Il, Wood & co. have. convinced our fri
"a that this concern is absolutely relia
vi bile, in every respect. They have fu
: flied their agreeinents with us in q
Il transactions. straightforward metz
ell DDS on. their. par have characterize
al all of their businesssMlths us. 4
v. We shall takespIeas i'm answer
I'll ing any inquiries CONCERNING Edward
"A Wood 81. Co. that grain dealers ma
). ] Wish to ask, though cheerfuilY declal