River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-07-10

NIdLluGT 70. Inc ECONOMISTS To-
the People, sell the Cambridge
clothes, which are strictly bench
tailored. and are the finest ready-to
wear clothing manufactured. They
sell Manhatten and Wilson Bros.
shirts, Knickerbocker hats which
are guaranteed for six months, anc
also Joseph E. Wards imported
hats, Holeproof hosiery, Superior
union suits-the perfect union suit
X. & E. waists, blouses and
rompers for boys and children
These goods have the faultless
draw-string idea, Hull detachable
handle umbrellas, Towne's gloves,
etc. Johnson & Cranmer Co. are
true Economists for the People in
work clothing, carrying such lines
as Carhartt's overalls and gloves,
Pioneer brand work shirts and
overalls-recognized as the best and
most honest made brands"
speaking of banks" said Par
son Greatheart, induces me to ex-
press my hearty appreciation of the
motto of the First National Bank of
River Falls, Safety and a Square
Deal If more things than bank
ing were conducted on the basis of
Safety and a Square Deal, the peo-
pie of the nation would be infinite
ly better off We all know that
when such reputable men as are at
the head of the First National Bank
of River Falls promise their patrons
Safety and Square Deal the
pledge will be carried out. This
bank was established in 1904, and
has a record of steady and constant
increase of business that is most
gratifying to its stockholders and
to the community generally. The
reputation of the officers of this
bank for integrity1s so we'll known
that it is superhuous for me to re-
fer to the subject. 1t pays 8 per
cent. interest on time deposits and
on savings accounts, and cares for
the valuable papers of it's custom
ers without charge. 1t grants all
, accommodations which any safely
conducted bank would be justified
in doing.
A bank is an institution which
deserves the encouragement and
hearty cooperation of every person
in the community. A bank account
tends to make the young man more
self. respecting and better citizen,
and makes the young woman more
independent and teaches her les
sons of economy and thrift. One
dollar begins savings account at
the First National which draws in
terest. Miniature banks are loaned
the little folks, which is an added
| inducement for them to save their
money. The bank is protected by
burglar insurance, which is sleep
less sentinel on duty day and night.
THE First National bank is the
authorized depository for United
States postal savings for the cities
of River Falls and Ellsworth.
AS a matter of accommodation
to it's customers, the bank writes
fire insurance in several reliable
companies.
The capital, surplus and profits
of the First National are $32, 500 90
George T. Smith is president; J. w
Allard, vice president; w. G
Spence, cashier: H. Elertson, as
sistaut cashier The directors are:
K. N. Jensen, George I. Smith,
George B. Skogmo, J. w. Allard
and w. G. Spence.
In the present day tendency
of rush and constant desire for
change by the thoughtless young
people of every community" re-
marked Parson Greatheart, 1t is
source of real satisfaction to
continue business and social rela-
tons with the time-tried and tested
friends of many years standing. A
case in point is that of C. r. Tag
CART the proprietor of the Rexall
drug store. Mr.. Taggart is a regis.
tered pharmacist of many years ex
perience. He has compounded pre-
scriptions for Mrs. Greatheart and
myself for 80 years, and for our
children from their baby hood days
to their grown up age. Taggart's is
the Rexall store. (Rexall means
best of all, and money back if not
satisfied And he specializes on
spectacles, wall paper and trout
tackle in season. In fact he lives
up to his motto, Always something
good at Taggart's, the Rexall
store"
There is an old saying that we
live to learn, said Farmer Gotrocks,
land learned in my early days of
farming whole lot in a short time
of living. One of the lessons which
proved costly to me was, that no
man who wants serviceable farm
implements should buy them of
a Promise & Pullem catalogue house
no matter how attractive the prices
or pictures. My advice to all ambi-
tious farmers is to buy we'll known
and tested implements of a known
home dealer. A. w Lund, handles
first class implements that have
been proven for years, and farmers
of this vicinity know that if A. w.