The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-22

retailer in Chicago. and he is here to
back up his goods and correct mis-
takes. Take the dry goods and
notion houses Of "A. Paulson and The
Model, Louis Segal & Bro, for ex-
ample. They buy in the best mar
kets. They know how to buy close.
They are alert to meet all competi-
ton. Their dry goods, notions. etc.,
have the guarantee of an honorable
firm, IF they ar not headquarters
for low prices and square dealing.
don't know what the term means
Louis Segal & Bros. carry fine
stock of millinery. On account of
going out of business, A. Paulson is
offering all goods at greatly reduced
prices. "
Il have noticed somewhat gener-
al belief among my young lady
friends, said Mrs. Makepeace
Cheviot. the fashionable dressmaker
and a member of the church choir,
"that the fact of having a photo
graph made in large city enhances
it's artistic value, and adds to the
social prestige of the sitter. Ac
cording to my ideas this is a phase
of human weakness that should be
promptly discouraged. With an
artist Of such perfect knowledge of
photograph making as Henry John
son in this community, there is no
possible justification for going away
from home for photographs. John
son is right up to date in all the
latest effects to be secured in per-
tect photography, and then his
prices are less for high-class work
than is charged in larger Cities
BRO. Hardscrabble is right in
his unfavorable opinion of travelling
picture solicitors" observed Par
son Goodman; "but l believe the
travelling spectacle peddler is great
er evil, and city councils would be
justified in placing a productive
license On their business. In most
nstances they not only extort double
prices from their victims. but being
ignorant of optics and knowing moth
ing but peddling, they frequently
sell glasses that prove positive in
jury to the eyesight. A man like
DR.. O. Braun, the eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, with Offices in
the Braun block, Ashland, who has
had years of experience in fitting
glasses, and possesses every modern
scientific apparatus>for testing eye
Sights a good man to prescribe and
supply your glasses. Eyesight is
too precious q gift to let strangers
with" II
Banking by Mail is an alluring
phrase, said Joseph Hustler, "but
now about a little accommodation
when the necessities of business de-
nand it? Is it your home banker or
he distant city banker that takes
care of you when you want few
hundred dollars for a short time in
,rder to close deal? The Banking
by Mall concerns are ali willing to
lake care of your money, but when
you want to use any of theirs that is
story, as Rudyard Kipling
says. | find the Bayfield, County
Bank always ready to afford any rea-
'on~ble Accommodations. 1t pays me
interest on certificates and savings
DEPOSITS and am personally &C
luainted with it's officers and know
them and the bank to be thoroughly
LHC pl lLClplc VI AOIuO UEdUo is
one that underlies the successful
growth and progress OF any com
reafirmed Hon. Thomas
Jones. "When | want a nice made
10 measure suit of clothes, l don't
sent in my measure to CaJchem &
Deem mail order house. I walk
INTO 2. L. LAWYERS tailoring esta-
look over his latest style |
goods in the piece, and I am sure of
hiding something that gives me
perfect satisfaction. Then at the
lme appointed I 60 again and try
N the coat, and the result is I get a |
perfect tit of stylish, well made
clothes at moderate price, and my
money returns to me again in the
hannels of local trade. for Mr.. Law.
ar pays it out in this communitv."
In most cases. continued the
Ion. Thomas Jones, ut is thought