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

Lund recommends a wagon or farl
implement that the goods are a
| right. Mr.. Lund sells always rel
able buggies and carriages, farr
wagons, bin ders, mowers, an
twine, gas engines, corn plows
cream sparators, washing machines
sewing machines, all standard line
and so we'll known that it is IN
necessary TO point out their SUPER
GRITTY"
A. w. Lund's hardware stock en-
braces everything desirable in tn
lines of hardware, stoves, kitchel
utensils, tools and cutlery an,
builders supplies, Quality il
the watchword here as in the othel
lines. Mr.. Lund carries a first clas
stock of single and double harness
both light and heavy, whips, dust
ers, fly nets, and horse millinery gen
orally. Wagons, buqgies, harnes.
and stoves bought OF A. w. Lunc
many years ago are still doing gooC
service for their satisfied owners
Lund's Last Long, is a motto for
buyers to remember"
The principle of home trade is
one that underlies the successful
growth and progress of any com
munity,", reafirmed Judge Mulch.
lau. When want a nice made
to- measure suit of clothes | don't
send in my order to a Promise &
Pullem catalogue house. l walk in.
to F. Engdahl's tailoring establish
ment opposite the Journal office
look over his latest style goods in
the samples, and | am sure of find.
ing something that gives me perfect
satisfaction. Then at the time APP
pointed | go again and try on the
suit, and the result is get per-
feet fit of stylish, well made clothes
made right here in River Falls, at a
moderate price, and my. money re-
turns to me again in the channels
of local trade, for Mr. Engdahl pays
it out in the CO. munity. He does
French dry cleaning, pressing, re-
pairing and dyeing of mems and
women's garments"
Il have noticed a somewhat gen
eral belief among my young lady
friends" said Miss June Rose, the
fashionable dressmaker and mem
Der of the church choir, that the
fact of having a photograph made
in large city enhances it's artistic
value, and adds to the social pres
tige of the sitter. According to my
ideas this is phase of human
weakness that should be discour-
aged. With an artist of such per.
feet knowledge of photograph max.
ing as M. A. Shepard in River Falls,
there is no possible justification for
going away from home for photo.
graphs. Mr.. Shepard, at his con.
venient ground floor studio, is right
up to date in all the latest effects to
be secured in perfect photography
and then his prices are less for high
class work thaa is charged in larger
cities. He makes a specially of en-.
larged photos, which are making 6
decided hit with the public"
Satisfaction is much abused
word" said Mrs. Senator Sorghum
1t represents what you frequently
don't get when you buy out of town
goods, and what you do get wher
you buy any kind of goods of ]. w
Allard. Whether it is selection
from their complete line of women s
and childrens wash dresses and
silk, wool and wash dress goods
women's and childrens Essex and
Mentor underwear, Elite petticoats,
Gordon's fast-dye black, tan and
white hosiery, Warmers rust-prooi
corsets, Niagara Maid silk gloves
Patterson fine shoes for women and
Mayors Honorbilt shoes for women
and children, curtain and drape1y
fabrics and McCall's patterns, Raj
ston, Freeman's and Mayors Hon
orbit shoes for men, National and
Badger mems hats, White Cat
Klosed Krotch union suits for men,
work clothes and stylish furnish
ings, and complete stock of gro
ceries and table supplies-anything
and everything bought from ]. w.
Allard's store represents satisfac-
tion with big S. A great big dol
lars worth for dollar, both in
quality and quantity is Mr.. Allard' S
motto and he lives up to the motto
every business day of the year. His
prices, too, are always reasonable.
l have often said that he ought to
put up sign reading, 'Allard' S
Store of Satisfaction.
when you buy of a catalogue
house in distant city," said Dick
Readyboy, you invariably lose in
quality. Their prices frequently
appear attractive, but when you in
spect the goods you may
find they lack in quality, and
the goods, in many instances
are of a character tn
you would not accept from your
home dealer. Speaking of quality,
reminds me that Geo. ]. Dodge
makes quality his watchword, early
and late. He takes every possible
precaution to insure his patrons
that every thing that leaves his
store is of the best quality obtain