The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-15

records, and an immense stock Of at
traetive novelties.
zone of the rankest swindles of the
day is in the Catchem u Doom cata-
loeue house furniture" continued the
Hon. Thomas Jones, warming TO his
subject. at is shoddy, from the
cheap, imitation wood it is made of,
and the paint that conceals its imper-
feetions, 80 the tawdry trimmings
that set it Off. 1t is simply a cinch
that you're sold when You buy it
and serves you right, if You are. For
right here in Falls City, J. NJ. Ramsey
who has a stock OF furniture that the
community knows to be first class
quality, sold on its merits and at close
prices. The stock includes all grades,
for Quitting a mansion or a cabin, of
the very latest aud accepted patterns.
There is style as we'll as quality in j.
N. RamseY's goods. Mr.. Ramsey also
sells all kinds of hardware, stoves and
mouse furnishings and his prices are
right.
Col. ManoeuVres suggested that
certain kinds of manufactured arti-
cles-notably harness-could be pro-
duced cheapest in the big factories.
Nobody denies that said Hon.
Thomas Jones. But how about the
quality? That is what is vital to the
buyer. There is no other product
where shoddy is so freely used by UNI
scrupulous men. the only Simon-sure
cinch against a swindle is to buy of a
man you know something about-a
man like Paul Hessler, for instance.
His repute for honest material, good
work and reliable representation is as
the page of an open book in this COM
munity, and he carries a stock of har-
ness, saddles, pads, collars, whips, lap
robes, and horse furnishings of sut1i-
cient extent and variety to meet any
demand. Mr.. Hesslcr does all kinds
of harness repaiaing promptly and at
moderate prices. He does harness
oiling at 81 and s. per set.
"Many dollars have gone for cheap
buggies, "spoke up Farmer Hardscrab-
BILE.
"'rhere is only one way to get gen
uine quality" said Mr.. Jones. Buy
of a home firm you know-a firm like
Werner, Mosiman x Co. They carry
lines of the best vehicles in stock,
that include many styles, and their
goods are here for inspection. Their
carriages and buggies, farm nipple
ments and wagons are sold. on the
honor of a reputable house. and you
stand to get what you pay for. No
foreign dealer can ship you singly the
J same quality for as little money, as
they buy in large lots. Their work is
known as the best that money can
buy, and includes the Moon Bros. and
Henney carriages and buggies, the
Newton and Weber farm wagons. Mo-
! line and Canton farm implements, In
ternational manure spreaders, gaso-
line engines and cream separators,
Dempster wind mills, machine oils, w.
c. Shinn's pure soft copper cable
lightning rods.
"'rhere's one business the catalogue
men do not NEEDLE WITH said parson
Goodman, 1.-THE butchers"
but the packer does" said Mr..
Jones. His agents slip around and
take private orders for cured meats.
They get no encouragement from me.
John Higgins supplies my table. His
market is always stocked with prime
meats of every description that
know to be of first class quality. And
his weights are honest. and prices
graded to the lowest market notch. 1t
pays to trade with J Ohm Higgins. he
makes a speciality of own make of sau-
sage, pure lard, fine ham, bacon and
other meats, and always has a fine
meats for Sunday dinners, fresh fish
for Fridays and oysters in season. He
%crrries a carefully selected stock of
high grade pickles, and sauer kraut
Goods delivered. Phone 3.
If every community had such pro-
gressive stores as Falls City has, which
meet Lincoln, Omaha and Chicago
prices, and in many instances under
sell the larger Cities" said Parscn
Goodman's wife, "there would b. little
complaint about people going away
from home to buy goods, or taking
money out of the community to send
to the catalogue or mail order house.
We have a striking illustration on
this subject given us every day by
Samuel VAIL. He not only carries
large and up to date stocks of goods
in the various departments, clothing,