The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-03

he Is reliable and viii 1sotify them.
You have only to convince him of
the wrong and it win be righted.
He wants the Trade Of you and
your family. snd your neighbors
He can not sfford to bo unfair.
8. Because, as q resident of pour
home city. you enjoy police pro-
tection, Ere protection, sewers.
pure water, paved streets. library
privileges. lighted highways and
good schools. Much of the bur
den Of these expenses lie borne by
your home merchants. They are
entitled to the patronage of the
community which they are better
ing The outside merchant does
not contribute a dollar to these
public convenienoes which you
enjoy.
WHY LOCAL PEOPLE SHOULD TRADE
ATTHE B. sIsLER STORE.
After a careful study of the com.s
munity. lie needs and it's possibil-
tiles this store was established and
the stock purchased. with an eye
to filing all the requirements of
the most economical. as we'll as the
most fastidious shoppers. and with
view to upholding the dignity of
the 6ity ever keeping pace with
and frequently a step in advance
of the most progressive of city in
stitutions We believe (and We
think that all familiar with our
store will agree with us in this)
that We have the handsomest. most
perfectly equipped store in the
oity, and we know that no where
can patrons secure better goods at
less prices than we offer. This store
is new to you and We invite every
lady to call and get acquainted; we
We want to know you and we want
you to know us. We want every
lady to learn the pleasure of trad
ing at this store-to make it a
pleasure to trade here being one of
the highest ambitions of the man.
egement of tine store. To this end
a keen eye is kept ever ON the
alert IN every department, and up
on every clerk is impressed the
Necessity of pleasant, courteous
treatment of guests Gas we oonsid-
or every purchaser and every visi-
tor at our store whether he buys or
not). aud every clerk is cautioned
not only to avoid negligence with
purchasers but to lend every as
sistance possible in the selections
of fabrics or etyles, in matching
of materials in any suggestions
that their practical experience of
day after day may make itposs-
ible, and which may be of value to
the buyer.
The store room, large, light. at
traotive. lie always kept clean and
Inviting and every effort is made to
display goods in such a manner
that it is easy and convenient to
select new and up to-date articles
of which We always have the new.
est, the latest and best. Every eff
fort is made to make you feel that
you are Welcome guest. that your
presence here is desired, and your
patronage appreoiated-while up
on your leave whether carrying a
bundle or departing empty handed
as you came, you are still well
come guest whom We will be pleas
ed to see again.
1.-THE best materials at the low
est possible prices" is a motto
from which we never become sep
Grated. Our buyer spares no ex.
pense, no labor is too fatiguing,
no pains too great to take in the
education of his faculties that his
judgment as to popular. artistic
and tasteful modes. high qualities
and the tastes and requirements oil
the people of this city may be al
near perfect as possible.
You will find here every depart.
ment which can be found in any
up to-date dry goods store, and We
have taken especial pains to afford
the ladies of this city every advan
tsge as to materials. styles and
prices, that can be found in cities
many times the size of this