New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-11-16

ST tell you that the retailer in New
Ulm can sell you as cheaply as the
catalogue house anywhere, and he is
here to back up his goods and correct
mistakes. Take the dry goods and
notion store of Ochs Bros, the Bee
Hive always do as they advertise) for
example. They buy in the best mar
kets. They know how to buy close.
They are alert to meet all competition.
Their dry goods, ladies coats, furs,.
suits, skirts, ETC., have the guarantee
OF an honorable firm. If they are not
headquarters for low prices and
square dealing, don't know what the
term means. The Bee Hive has filled
its basement with. toys and holiday
goods. Here Santa Claus will hold
headquarters. Something to suit every
taste, and at marvelously low prices.
Don't forget the Bee Hive for toys"
II have noticed somewhat general
belief among my lady friends" said
Miss Makepeace Cheyiot, the fashion
able dressmaker and member of the
church choir, that the fact of having
q photograph made in large city en-
hances it's artistic value, and adds to
the social prestige of the sitter. Ac-
cording to my ideas this is phase of
human weakness that should be
promptly discouraged. With artists
of such perfect knowledge of photo
graph making as Goede & Sprenger
in this community, there is no posi-
bic justification for going away from
home for photographs. Goede &
Sprenger, whose studio is next to the
city clerks office, are right up to date
in all the latest effects to be secured
in perfect photography, and then
their prices are less for high class
work than is charged in larger cities"
Banking by Mall is an alluring.
phrase said Joseph Hustler, 'but
how about little accommod alton
when the necessities of business de-
mands it? Is it your home bankers or
the distant city bankers that care for
you when you want few hundred dol
lars for a short time in order to close
deal? The Banking by Mall con-
Germs are all willing to take care of
your money, but when you want to use
any of theirs, that is another story,
as Rudyard Kipling says. I find the
Brown County bank and the Citizens
bank always ready to afford any rea-
sonable accommodation. They pay
me interest on time deposits, and am
personally acquainted with their Off
GERS and know them and the banks to
be thoroughly reliable.''
ssIn most cases, continued the Hon.
Thomas Jones, cit is thoughtlessness
that leads people into seeming forget
fulness of home enterprises. Mer-
chants themselves, who should, of all
others, appreciate a strict observance
of loyalty, sometimes stray after false
gods. They use foreign printed sta
tionery, oblivious to the fact that they
can do just as we'll right at home
Take for instance the job department.
of the New Ulm Review. It has equip
ment and facilities for all kinds of
commercial job printing and turns out
first class work. It is loyal to all
home enterprises and deserves the sup
port of New Ulm business men.
st is short-sighted policy that ig-
nores resident dealers"
IT low I've been converted, Broth
er JONES' contritely acknowledged
Deacon Titefst. 81 withdraw my mo-
ton"
Mrs. DR.. Cureem agreed with the
deacon.
And that's why Catchem & Doom
failed to receive an order for the
church carpets. and which instead was
given to the enterprising home dealers
of New Ulm.