The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-04-11

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l Honestly, now, don't yoo PAT yoursei!
On ne eeeh Ws'en you spend your mons3
tm ssth y wAy that IN suRplyng ,yoQ
Iow4 vants yop helP~ hsi-up~' ~
nsighborhood " which yoo i've? O
cesfse 700 Do. md you Get on that idel
youSsek. byt y9p don't talk Il to yout
neighboHs. Stand BY us local merchant
Ire Ne esAnd by'ycu WITH ON tins eua
ektH hn9 Dur sonfy. We help = buil'
tup the eohmunity and we make Il
better pssee for % all to live. Our cwn
snccsss depends upon your prosperity.
7 We have no use for mavericks I'm
branded junk. We swear by the good
branded With the trademark Of fthe mon
skilhul manufactures on earth-goods
like no other generation ever saw and
We nave IN soiofng fsitn IN tneory tnsl
MesoesOgooos W ne Worsa so-oay are
e 700 good icr tn~t ma)of genera q
al Ine indaustfles' Inc Amenean Sauzen.
1t is An unfortunate fact, as well as
showing the absence Of any sense Of
right and justice, that . great many
people seem to regard their local stores
as though they were established merely
for accommodation. When these people
have cash to spend it goes to the mail
order houses, but'when times are dull,
when they are out Of work, or during
the season when farmers are not
turning their produce into cash, what do
they do? Do they write to the mail
order house and ask for little time
for favor? II they do they fail to get
It How many farms have been PAID Tor
10y your local merchant adSancing both
the goods necessary 70 Keep NE IN the
Dody ana casn 70 meet tnat dreaded
in0efest on tne mortgage! lou snouio
think OF these things.
There il so much difference between
buying goods at home place Of business
and ordering them by mail from catalog
house, from mere picture or description,
that want TO point out to you few
facts that you may have never even
thought Of. Here you 60 into a store
and make your wants known, the sales
man shows you the desired article, and
IL necessary helps selects or suggest to
you the article best suited to you. Right
here you have chance to examine the
quality, to see the style, to select the
size and color, as the case may be, you
can compare the different qualities, etc
and then, if all is satisfactory, and in
your Judgment the prices right, you
will make the purchase.
!. When YOU get home and upon a rigid
examination YOU find flaw or crack in
your purchase. or NAV. be It is too large
or small or blue instead of a black.
then the next day. or a week after.
YOU 90 to town to your Mr.. Dealer. who
will gladly exchange the items or refund
the money.
On the other hand. YOU order an
article by mail. you look through the
catalogue, the item is there fthat is a
picture and a smoothly written descrip-
toni. We know that the picture of a
IS suit looks as good az the 500 vou
read thu; discription It seems to be what
YOU want. YOU send, the money because
they want the money with your order.
You can order the goods on inspec ton
by sending part in money. balance C.
O. d. but there is usually so much in
convenience in refusing a sbipment that
nine times out of ten syou will accent
the goods. though they are not what
YOU expected to get. When the article
comes it is not what YOU expected. !. il
may not fit or something is broken or
has flaw in il. If Mr.. Catalogue Man
was right there YOU would not accept
it. but he is far away he has yoar money
He saws he will send money back but
rather than 90 h, all that trouble YOU
accept the shipment y, :
They win take a,welis sknownbrand of
shot gun and offer it at $25. This GUN
they describe with fen. lines. with. 4
small cut or picture of it. Next they
will use a mage with a large c,,t of their