Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-12

promptly Cleanliness with the use
of purest ingredients are by-words
here, so call for and insist on getting
Sletten's bakery products, you'll get
the best everytime."
Next is meat" said Grandpa, "as
it goes hand in hand with bread, so
we must locate good market where
you can get fresh pure and whole
some meat, home rendered lard, saul
sage, etc. and my friends, c. Acker-
man & CO. are the men to supply you
at the Alderman Market. The reason
for this is because they buy and kill
the best of everything and keep it
fresh in cold storage. You will find
packing house products here. hams,
bacon and delicatessen and they will
always treat you right To keep your
hubby in good humor, Polly, get your
juicy steaks and other good things to
eat at the Alderman Market"
Its about my lunch time," said
Grandpa, land as you young folks
must be hungry too, we will lose no
time in calling on Rardin & Cordes
at Royal Cafe. For a quick lunch,
short orders, regular meals, fish and
other specials in season, their place
is the place to go, I've tried them and
know. Cleanliness, prompt service,
courteous treatment and generous
portions are by-WOrds here and it's the
good home cooking and good coffee
that makes them popular. Patronize
the Royal Cafe regularly and wear
that satisfied look"
81 say, Grandpa" exclaimed Polly,
where will l go for dry goods This
dress of mine is hardly suitable I
must admit" "Well my girl if you
want to select from one of the finest
stocks of first class dry goods in the
whole section, l will direct you to the
Willmar Cooperative Mercantile
Company, who carry line of dress
goods, swell silks and ready-to-wear
that for variety and real value are
seldom seen outside of large metro
politan cities. They carry the latest
weaves in Fashionable dress goods
and a fine line of general dry goods
and merchandise and you are sure to
be guided right in your selections.
You will find Edward Benson mana
ger here, pleasant to deal with and
the employees in general polite and
expert while as to prices-Well, Will
mar Cooperative Mercantile Co. are
never undersold.''
well, scat my boy" said Foxy
| Grandpa, with a David Harum accent
| as they reached the street, 81 must
run over to the Bank of Willmar and
get another check book. Come along
and get acquainted with A. E. Rice,
Pres't.: S. B. Qvale, Vive Pres't.; N.
S. Swanson, Cashier; Edwin Selvig,
Asst Cashier; C. T. Olson, teller;
Ruben Sandin, bookkeeper and Myrtle
Olson, bOokkeeper and stenOgrapher,
| for of course, you will do business
with them and it is always more
pleasant to be personally acquainted
/ with the officers with whom you come
| in touch. This bank is managed on
safe, conservative lines and has a
| strong working capital and surplus.
You will find them ever ready to eX-
tend any accommodations compatible
with business principles. A good
bank means more to it's customers
| than convenient medium of eX-
change, it stands in that intimate re-
lationship to it's customers whose sue
cess contributes to its own. The Bank
of Willmar does everything for it's
customers that good bank ought to
do. They have safety deposit boxes for
your papers and valuables and pay
5 per cent interest on time and say
ings accounts "Guess I'll open an
account with the Bank of Willmar,"
said Charles, las l appreciate good
| banking connections"
At this point somewhat to Charles
confusion the old gent INDUCED in a
half-serious criticism of his personal
| off
style for tOWnsman," said he, land
we'd better run into Hoaglund & Diff
fendorf's big clothing and furnishing
house" After Charles had fitted him
self out in neat late style business
suit of Hart, Schaffner & Marx make,
Grandpa declared, nov you look like
a newly married man and we
Minnesotans can show you Vernon
found such a large assortment of
Charles invested in a Stetson and
Lampher hat, a supply of Arrow
shirts and collars, Cheney ties. Su-
perior underwear, interviewer hos
iery, Ports caps, Bradley sweaters
and trunks and grips for both. Grand
pa remarking that he knew, and
everyone else here-a-bouts understood
if it was new and correct you would
properly priced.
''Halt,' commanded Foxy Grand
pa, as the party came in front of
Carlson Bros Drug Store (The Rex
all Store), walk right in" "Why
Grandpa, we're not sick, and.
Guess I know that" laughed he,
"but l suspect it won't be long before
this young man begins to take an in
terest in matters of paregoric and
"G-r-an-d-pa.' "Well go in anyway
as l want to explain the merits OF
over three hundred Rexall remedies
a remedy for every i'll and they are
dependable, too, besides Polly may
find some other toilet articles she
wants." Sure enough the girl was
soon loaded down with combs, brush
es, face powders, several bottles OF
fine perfumes, Symphony Lawn, and
other stationery, etc. Their soda
fountain is a strictly sanitary one and
don't forget to come here with your
prescriptions as you will find five
registered pharmacists at Carlson
Bros. Drug Store using the purest OF
drugs.
Lets see, I promised you a gold
watch, didn't T. queried Foxy Grand
pa of Polly. well the place of plac
es is at Anderson Bros. & Co." Enter
ing this popular jewelry store Grand
pa CALAMITY acquitted himself of his
promise by presenting Polly with a
handsome time piece and then direct
ed her attention to the superior stock
of jewelry, silverware, cut glass, dia
mQndS, fancy china uOYeltieS etc