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

want you to 90 at this farming game
as you would any other commercial
business" said he, first get good
land and then get the right kind of
implements to work it." If you get
your farm equipment from Peterson
Implement Co., you get the right kind
Il have purchased from them for
years and know whereof l speak.
They handle the famous Waterloo
Tractor, the complete Jno. Deere line
of implements, including the Jno.
Deere wagon, plows, corn planter,
cultivatOr, mowers, rakes, binders, hay
leaders,, etc. Also the Minneapolis
Tractor and Threshing machinery, De
Laval separator, Fairbanks-M Morse en-
gines and mills, Maytag washing ma
chine, Rosenthal & Slower Silo filters,
Libby and James barn equipment,
Beeman's Garden Tractor together
with repairs and parts for same. No
matter what you want in farm equip
ment you will find it at Peterson I'M
plement Co., and the price will be
right also.
# have always looked at life from
a practical standpoint" said Grandpa
as the party were coming from Sec
ond trip to the Bank Of Willmar, and
spying the Rexston Monument Works
remarked: Lets go in and get &C
quainted. You know l am getting
along in years." soliloquised he, land
I'll feel better now, if after my de-
mise, l know there's a fitting monu-
ment placed where it should be.
don't think there is enough attention
given to this matter by the average
head of the household It's a duty
he owes to his family to provide a
last resting place for all it's members
and have a fitting monument placed
at the head of each individual. In
placing your order for monuments or
statuary of any kind choose reliable
firm who handle the best grades of
marble and granite, who are and en-
ploy competent designers that no
matter how difficult an idea you may
have for the building of monument,
it will be carried out and such firm
is Rexston Monument Works, with the
latest equipment to do the work at
consistent prices
81 know l will like Willmar and
the people here" said Polly, "but l
had one regret upon leaving Rutland,
l was taking a course of osteopathic
treatment and was obliged to give it
up. l was getting so much good from
it too" "You needn't let that worry
YOU, said Grandpa, 1--WE have a very
able osteopath here in DR.. Oscar r.
Zahr, with Offices in metropolitan
building, who is thoro in the knOwl-
edge Of his profession and whose en-
tire interests are in this work. u
declare Grandpa" exclaimed Charley
Il am a little backward in this science
but just what is Osteopathy?" Its
that science in treatment which holds
most diseases as being where prim
arily produced or maintained by an
obstruction to the free passages or
nerve impulses OF blood and lymph
flow and by direct manipulation to
remove the distractions so that ma
ture may perform her perfect work
Simple enough isn't it? It's wonder
full to see how cold on the lungs
pneumonia, rheumatism, lumbago
pleurisy, the flu, diseases of women
and other diseases are benefited by
it and often with one treatment
There are many children of advanced
age today who owe their physical
Well-being to correct and judiciOus
treatment by osteopathy in early life
| have no hesitancy in recommending
it and DR.. Oscar R. Zahr, Osteopath. .
Cali work and no play makes Jack
dull boy" said Grandpa, If that is
true Of the boy it must be of the gir]
too, and if you young folks want tC
spend pleasant hour at play house
ahead, Id advise the DreamlanC
Theatre. Alfred Opheim, manager
looks to it that you see pictures here
that pleasingly amuse and instruct
without vulgarity and at prices thai
you can afford to pay"
1--WE will now visit an institution
where I know Polly will come often,
| said Grandpa, land that is Johnson's
Confectionery. Mrs. Johnson is 6
| popular doctor on the sweet tooth
and her favorite prescriptions are fine
! chocolates and CONNECTIONS in box anC
all others in bulk. Their soda foun
tain is a model of neatness, always
| kept so all, the late drinks are proper
| ly served and with pure fruit juices
Charley can get the best in cigars
tobaccos and the late papers and per
iodicals. They serve the best cream
in their ice cream parlor which is
| headquarters for the ladies as well a.
the men. So make your appointments
| for and meet your friends at John
sons Confectionery and ice cream
parlor and be satisfied customer.
"Now', said the old gentleman
nov for a picture of the crowd ant
view of the new home. You will
| nio 1f f1ic hot
will be proud of and you will surel,
treasure the ones you get at OlsO1
Bros. Studio" Entering the studio
and while Polly was arranging hel
hair Grandpa remarked: Look at thu
photos around you, they almos
breathe they are so realistic and ism
the posing natural. Natural pose ant
light, they say, are Olson Bros. lons
suits and it's a pleasure to have pic
lures taken there. They do panora
ma work, new work, charging, kodal
finishing and handle the Ausco cam
era and supplies. When there is an,
thing new in photography you cal
rest assured they have it at Olsol
Bros. where everything photograph
is done right"
After a visit to churches, schools
library, court house, city hall, parks
lakes, stock farms and points of in
terest, the gentleman stopped at tn
Tribune Office and left the wherewith
al for years subscription. On re
joining Polly she began to volubl,
express her thanks. "This is indee,
a happy event and one we never Cal
forget, you have bought us ever.
thing" she exclaimed. Except on,
thing" said Grandpa, "but l hav,
remedied that by leaving the orde
on the sly with my friend Andrew