River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-12-11

The boy or girl who loves out of
} door sports can be made happ,
from the stock displayed in tn,
show window at Lund'S Hardwar,
store, where there is a complet,
line of athletic goods-basebal anc
football paraphernalia, skis, skates
hockey clubs, guns, ammunition anc
fishing tackle. The stock of gener
al hardware is the largest in the St
Croix Valley.
Norseng Bros. are featuring z
great bargain on genuine cut class
ware, cutting prices one-half fol-
this sale. They also have a beauti-
tul display of crockery. They are
advertising Rogers silverware at
lOc piece. Their grocery depart.
ment contains all the delicacies in
that ne-Smyrna figs, Malaga
grapes and cluster rasins, and
all kinds of nuts, shelled or whole.
Their line of imported cheese,
which seems to be especially popu-
lar during the Holidays, includes
the following famous brands: Swiss
or Gedeost, McLaren, Camember,
Pultost, Pemantu, Canton Ginger
and Gammelost. In the dry goods
department Norseng Bros. are offer
ing some exceptional bargains
ladies' all-linen handkerchiefs at Sc
each, ladies' neckwear. and the new
wide velvet belts, the newest out in
that line. Ladies auto caps, made
to order, is another special item
They are also featuring the Bright
on-Carlsbad Fresh Air Sleeping
System in nightwear
I. M E. Hamilton has just about
got his novelty stock located in the
building recently occupied by the
A. Johnson Piano Co. The outlay
gives splendid opportunity for
| choosing the gifts for the little ones
and decorations for their Christmas
trees. Books, games and toys of all
kinds are on display, and all are
new and to-date.
If you get your Christmas turkey,
chicken, goose or duck at either OF
1.-THE meat markets, Tomlinson S or
Fait S, you are sure to get good
one. At Thanksgiving time the
Twin City travelling men, and some
Of River Falls former citizens, who
are now living in the Twin Cities,
got their turkeys from the local
markets, although the price was no
cheaper here, and there was the ex-
ira expense and bother of transpor.
tation. 1t was the quality they were
after.
c. T. Ritchie's special offering in
the line of Christmas goods is a
number of beautiful and serviceable
sets of dishes. He also has fine
assortment of toys, dolls and gift
boxes, and there are also many
things in his general line that a
good choice may be made from.
And last, but most emphatically
not least, we wish to recommend as
worthy Christmas present, and
one that will be most heartily well
come, THE RIVER FALL JOUR
NAL. The boy or girl, away from
home, will greet it's arrival each
week as next in Importance to the
letter from the old folks" Those
who have gone out from the local
| schools will be more than pleased
to keep in touch with their alma
mater through the school items.
The old settler will enjoy the week
ly items from the "Thirty-Six Years
Ago" column. Some of the best
features of any weekly publication
are to be found in the JOURNAL,
such as the Washington Letter"
from Senator Frear, which tells in a
most interesting manner the prom
inent happings in Congress; Pop
ular Talks on Law" by Walter K
Towers, which give excellent legal
advice upon questions which con-
Germ everyone; Pastor Russell
Sermons" bible talks and sermons
of great strength and moral appeal.
Of special interest to the farmers is
the clubbing offer in which every
new subscriber who wishes it is
given a years subscription to the
Farm, Stock & Home for the same
price as the Journal alone, $3.50.
This paper is one of the best farm
papers published, and many of the
Journal subscribers have already
taken advantage of this liberal offer.
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