River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-20

| pride OF the town, JUST because they are pros
porous. Interest you? I guess yes!'' Get the
| habit of buying at these always reliable stores.
The satisfaction received makes the habit a
| permanent one"
i 1.-THE most credulous people know Of" con-
tinued Mr.. Jones are those who send away for
iewelry and watches. Cheap, unreliable grades
| are the stock in trade of the Catchem & Deem
| catalogue houses It is so easy to fill a mail
order with trash and so impossible for the VIC
| tim to get redress. With houses like C. f, Win
| ter's and F. G. Peterson's, you are safe. Back
| of the fact that the goods are on hand for in
spection, is the guarantee of well-known citi-
zens. who could not afford, if they would, TO
misrepresent quality c. F. Winter and F. G.
Peterson carry the best grade of watches in
Guiding the most popular makes, and do re-
pairing promptly and at moderate prices. Mr..
| Winter carries fine line of hand-painted
| china and cut glass.
"While in M. Norseng's store recently re-
marked Parson Goodman's wife, Il was espe-
| cialiy interested in young married couple
who were buying their housekeeping outfit of
china, crockery, glassware and lamps. The
young people scarcely knew what they wanted
but with the kindness, patience and tact dis
| played by the proprietor, they were soon fitted
| out, and went on their way rejoicing. That
couple will never have any use for the Catchem
& Deem catalogue house. M. Norseng carries
an extensive assortment OF china, crockery,
lamps and glassware, and also makes a special
ty of supplying electrical fixtures of all kinds.
| He has the solo agency in River Falls for the
Sunbeam electric lamp, and which Mr.. Norseng
says is the best lamp on the market"
Col. Manoeuvres suggested that certain kinds
of manufactured Enthusiastically harness
could be produced cheapest in the big factories.
"Nobody denies THAI" said Hon. Thomas
Jones. "But how about quality? That is what
is vital to the buyer. There is no other prod
uct where shoddy is so freely used by unscrupu-
lous men. The only Simon sure cinch against
swndle is to buy of firm you know some
thing about-a firm like @. Carisch & Son for
instance. Their repute for handmade harness,
good work and reliable representation is as the
page of an open book in this community, and
they carry stock of harness, robes and blan-
kets trunks, suit cases, telescopes etc., of suf-
icient extent and yarietyto meetany demand"
c. S. Carsch & Son sell the r. s. Cream Sepa-
rator which gives satisfaction.
"These fellers quote prices on patent medi-
cines "said Deacon Titefst, referring to the
Catchem & Deem catalogue.
"Some kinds" said Jones. "Shelf- worn
goods bought in job lots. When use medi-
cine want the best, and to be sure of getting
it go to a house have confidence in. We all
know C. r. Taggart to be thoroughly reliable
and are assured of the genuine quality of the
goods we get. He carries full lines of every
thing known in the realms of pharmacy, and
makes point of having it fresh and pure.
Health is too precious to take chances with.
want to know that the man is skilled and re-
liable who deals out my medicines. He makes
specially of filling physicians prescriptions
and family recipes"
The merchant himself doesn't always stick to
the home made idea," declared Judge Man
damus.
Sin cigars, for instance flashed back Jones.
tAnd it's shame. They III stock up from for
eign drummers, when right at home is A. M.
Michelsons cigar factory, which is making the
La Flore A. M. M QOc) and the Mountain Dew
(5c) brands, as prime cigars as can be rolled
from tobacco. If the majority of cigars that
are smoked in town were made here, it would
add thousands of dollars to the trade OF these
very merchants through the patronage of the
cigar makers and others, who would benefit by
keeping the money in circulation at home"
"I don't suppose as many dollars have gone
for snde goods in any one direction ON earth
as have been paid out for cheap bugges,''
spoke up Farmer Hardscrabble.
"There is only one way to get genuine quail
ity," said Mr.. Jones' "Buy of home man
you know-a man like A. w Lund. He car
res lines of the best vehicles in stock, that in
clude many styles, and his goods are for inspec-
ton. His carriages and wagons are sold on the
honor of reputable houses, and you stand to
get what you pay for. No foreign dealer can
| ship you singly the same quality for as little
money, as he buys in carload lots" Mr.. Lund
makes speciality of his harness department
and sells only good goods. He also sells fur
coats.
The special committee having in charge the
construction Of the new horse-sheds reported
| that they had contracted with T. ID. Ensign for
| the material. Hon. Thomas Jones expressed
satisfaction. "That is a man." said he, "that
alw avs gives the glad hand to every public en-
terprise, and am pleased that this church APP
preciates it. His business reputation is guar
antee of square Treatment, and his facilities in
the way of complete and extensive stock OF
best quality lumber and building materials are
| equal to the demands of the community" Mr.
| Ensign sells hair. lime, cement. brick, building
paper and coal. For soft COAL he recon
mends the Hooking Valley and Pocahontas
| smokeless. and nothing beats the Scranton fol-
| hard coal. Phone IL.
SIN the matter of educational facilities said
| Parson Goodmans wife, IT am sure River
| Falls citizens have reasons to congratulate
themselves With our excellent public schools
and State Normal, one need not go away from
home for an education. This is also true of a
musical education. Right at home we have
first class instI uctors. find our young folks
progressing splendidly under the capable tut
ton of Prof. Albert Johnson, teacher of piano
music. whose studio is in the APP Roberts
building. Mr.. johnson is painstaking with his
pupils and is an artist in his profession" Mr.
johnson can supply on very favorable terms
such well known pianos as the Iyers & Pond
| Emerson and Ludwig.
| At this point the entertainment committee
reported that they had arranged with Yocum
& Deans. of the Model bakery and restaurant
and ]. w. woehrle, of the White Front bak-
| ery and restaurant. to supply everything need
ed for the Anniversary church supper. The
ladies of the society had worked so hard to
secure funds for the carpets. that they were
too nearly tired out to do the cooking and
baking for the supper. Besides it was ques'
| ton. if it was not just as economical in the
| long run to have this work done by profess
sional bakers. Remembering the deliciousness
and wholesomeness of Yocum & Deans and
I w WoehrIes bread, cakes, pies and can
dies the church members promptly endorsed
the action of the committee Both of these
popular restaurants serve meals and lunches
and oysters in every style at moderate prices
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