The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-05
THE CALUMET NEWS.

cigars ON the market M w. Stiieit
knows how good Dan Patch" and
"Selfert's HaVanas" cigars are-so VIII
YOU after you have smoked one. a
trial is all he asks-the quality VIII
do the rest Dan Patch" and Sci
| fcrts Havanas" are two of the most
extensively used ana widely known
| brands of ten cent cigars I'm tho city,
ana wherever tested, they have been
pronounced the superior i'm make and
quality of tobacco. Dan Patch ana
"Seifcrts Havanas" are "A delight 80
\ men of cultivated taste. They are
guaranteed made with genuine long
Havana nllcr--no scraps, dust or to-
bacco sweepings. They are strictly
hand made by skilled workmen, under
the clcanest and most sanitary condi-
tons. and are always uniform, frag-
rant. free burning and delightful They
are sold by all first class dealers. Ask
\ for them and see that you get them.
The full. rich fragrance of a 'Dan
Patch" or "Seiferts Havanas' fills
with contentment the heart of the dis
eliminating smoker"
"Well, il is about noontime, ana l
think we had better ill the inner man.
said the old gentleman. we Will so
10 "Salassa's" cafe. corner of Sixth
and Elm streets of which Charles
Salassa is proprietor II is one of the
crack institutions OF the city, and the
most popular place for dining in town,
| and it is noted for having the best IN
the market The universal verdict OF
those who have paid "Salassa's" cafe
!, "A visit is that he understands what the
, public wants, and is connoisseur par
/ excellence. lie thoroughly under
stands the business for a practical eN-
perience and that is Indispensable e.
win success as restaurantcur. The
entire premises are fitted up in first
class style, and here at all times can
D be obtained meals. hot and cold lunch
es, comprising all the delicacies thai
the market affords, and everything is
prepared in the highest style of the
1 culinary art and tcmptingly served bN
courteous assistants. A very able che
$ is employed and the many patrons 81
this attractive establishment agree
a that nowhere in Calumet are lobstcrs
oysters, game, steak, chops and otheI
@ attractive dishes as well, and delicious
I ~ served. A specially is made of reg
ular meals. Charles Salassa caters L
f theater parties, and make a spccialt!
@ of serving banquets, receptions, lunch
cons and dinner parties. For reliable
| tfgfa % ]
= all visitors To Calumet will do well t
S call at "Salassa's' cafe"
II For a tailored suit" remarked tn
IS old gentleman to Harry, II would ad
= wise you to patronize John b. Rastellc
# 215 Sixth street At his finely appoint
: ed store, you will find complete as
j. ortment of high-grade English AM
;. Scotch novelties, imported and domes
5, tic cashmercs and chcviots; also Eng
! lish dress and undrcss worsteds in a
a the latest and most desirable styles
t. unsurpassed in fit comfort and fms
If bv any similar establishment in thi
d section. John b. Rastello is now show
e ing an exceptionally complete and at
IS tractive line of goods, some OF the sea
II sons handsomcst fabrics, made up i
= all the popular styles, and workman
} ship such as is produced only by tn
l. higher grade tailors. John b. Ras
n tello does not sell from samples, bu
= shows you the goods, and cuts an
= makes your suit from the piece you Sc
c lect. The tailoring i'm suit of clothe
is a matter in which very few have eX
! pert knowledge, and for this reason
- you should be very careful as To Wher
Il you place your order II you buy of
n tailor that sends his garments out q
II the city to be made. he is handling
u ready-made garment. You may ais
leave your order with a tailor who doc
I" not employ practical workmcn. If thi
is the case, you cannot expect first
class workmanship, which means ev
erything to n suit of clothes. First
= class custom garments are made b
c hrst-class journeymen tailors, and re
ceive a fixed price for each carmen
n turned out. This is the class of work
. men employed by John Il. Rastello an
I, Il is for this reason that his garment
= have distinction from all Others
+ Each garment is guaranteed To be per
$ feet i'm fit and quality"
c Many people" said Uncle Bill t
o Harry, do not appreciate the fact tina
u they waste a great deal Of money b
n throwing away soiled garments tina
IL are practically as good as new in CIV
e erything but their appearance but the
y make no effort To have them look "a
4 good as new because their cXpcriene
n with small misunderstanding and repair
n ing establishments has been decided
Il unsatisfactory. Calumet can boast
IL a first-class establishment in this linz
/ in that known as the Calumet Cleanin
d Dye Works. OF which Burt Barna
y ham is proprietor, PIP Sixth street.
d specially is made of dry cleaning
s. pressing, high-c class repairing and re
y modelling, including the refining of Ia
Y dies and gentlomen's garments, an
u the work is fully equal to the best !
'. every respect and such prizes quo
L. ted by them are low enough 60 suit Oh
J. most economically disposed. Thel
q clothes cleaning 8 performed with I'll
y steam and French process of dry