Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23
FOXY GRANDPA
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cold weather. She added a complete
line of granitware, enamelware, tin
ware, Wear Ever Aluminumware and
Robson cutlery, insisting on Charles
working up an appetite on One
Minute washing uachine, Daisy
churn and Anchorholt cream separat-
or which she purchased. They added
their builders hardware. Charley laid
in his sporting goods, guns, and
ammunition and all three upon leaving
declared they had been treated right
at Barth & Finholdt's-just as they
treat everybody"
81 don't believe there is one we'd
ding in a hundred solemniZed nova
days where a photo is not taken of
the important event." said Grandpa.
"Of course some call it vain, but its
natural and the bride generally
makes the announcement of a visit
to the local studio. Now what | am
getting at is why shouldn't the next
step be up to the groom-it's more
important-to hike at once to re-
liable insurance agency and take out
a policy on his own life in favor of
the girl when he does this he at
once establishes an estate for them
selves which no bad luck or crop
failure can take away. J., said
Grandpa, "have my insurance taken
care of by +. A. Waterbury, District
Agent of Equitable Life Insurance
Company of Iowa, one Of the eldest
and strongest in the whole section, or
the U. S. and young man, I'd advise
you to let him look after your policy.
He has written most OF the big
premiums of the solid business men
and farmers in this vicinity and
knows how to, take care of his Gus
toners. He looks to it that your
policy does not lapse and is always
ready to hand out any new insurance
news, as there are many different
kinds of policies and ways to pay.
Never get the habit of carrying your
own insurance, why the saving in
worry alone is worth the price of
premiums and then too insurance is
sound investment"
"You cannot live on love alone in
that big house." said Grandpa, "you
must have something more substan-
tial. At the grocery he waxed philo-
sophical. Never neglect your larder,"
said he chat important adjunct of
housekeeping controls masculine tenn
per. To that end you must patronize
grocery firm on whom you can
depend for honest goods. For some
time | have found Rasmussen &
Hanson perfectly reliable. You are
sure to find careful dealers always
full stocked with everything in
staple and fancy groceries, fresh and
frst-class, including Home Brand
Coffee, Home Brand Canned goods.
Heinz pickles, catsup and relishes
and fresh fruits and vegetables. You
will find this the up to the minute
grocery, quick auto delivery. Phone
146 they are Johnny on the spot,
and prices down to brass tacks."
"Now for your bakery products"
said Grandpa, and ! want you to
take your Grandma's advice and buy
good, fresh Superior Sanitary Bakery
Products. When il comes to buying
all your ingredients then wasting
valuable time over the bread
board and hot oven, you are wasting
time that could De given to other
good uses and you are Wasting mon
ey, besides III most cases getting an
inferior article as it stan.,,t to rea-
son that bakers who have devoted a
lifetime to the business can bake
.Sstter bread than a novice ana better
bread is the kind you get e Thomas
Mgr, of The Superior SAM
tary Bakery. They make the famous
Dairy Maid bread fresh and first
class daily and their pies, cakes,
buns, pastry, etcr, are top notchers,
they fiji any special orders promptly.
cleanliness with the use of latest
and purest ingredients are
by words here, so call for and insist
on getting Superior Sanitary Bakery
Products every time"
Next Is meat" said Grandpa, 1T
goes hand in hand with bread. And
the next thing is to locate a coed
market where you can get fresh,
pure and wholesome meat, home
rendered lard, sausage, etc, and my
friends Holmberg & Erickson Props,
of East End Meat Market are the
men to supply you. The reason for
this is because they buy and kill the
best of everything and keep it fresh
in cold storage. You will find pack
ing house products here, hams, bac-
on, fish, oysters, game and fine line
of delicatessen and they will always
treat you right. So to keep your
hubby in good humor, Polly, get
your juicy steaks and other good
things to eat at Holmberg & Erick-
sons East End Meat Market"
"Wel scat my boy said Foxy
Grandpa with a David Harum ac-
cent as they reached the street. |
must run into the Winneshiek Coun-
ty State Bank and get another check
book. Come along and get acquainted
with c. j. Weiser, Pres, R. Algyer,
Vice Pres, A. Atkinson, Cashier and
a. g. Whalen, Asst. Cashier for of
course, you viii do business with
them and it is always more pleas
ant to be personally acquainted
with the officers with whom you
come IN touch. This Bank wasn't
built in a day. 1t dates from 1855, is
managed on safe, conservative lines
and has a strong working capital
and surplus. You will find them ever
ready to extend any Accommodations
compatible with business principles.
A good bank means more to its Gus
toners than a convenient medium of
exchange. II stands in that intimate
relationship TO its customers whose
success contributes to its own and