He Or She

DON'T KNOW WHAT HE WANTS 3ad to Live liini np, is 'tlie v. ay they refer in most Fnrniture Stores o a man or lady wlio walks out without buying. They are wrong; they know what they want - that's the trouble. People who are hard to please in Furniture Stores are generally good ndges of Fnniitnre. They have a gift of spotting bad goods, bad styles and poor work; they know how Fnrniture should be made. We complain of snch people. Why should we? They are our )est and most appreciative customers. W. G. & E. pieterle, Nos. 2 and 4 E. Liberty St. ü