Lew H. Clement

IF NOT, WHY NOT ? [l1 new merohmnt enters into business in your city and invites every one to ■■ come and get acquainted and learn his business methods, IS it not FAIR to pve hito a cali ? IF NOT, WHY NOT? fïï this merchant sella you goods for as little money, and uses you as well as deal ■■ " er away f rom home, 18 it not JUST to give him a trial ? IF NOT, WHY NOT? f V other dealers offer you goods which your home merchants can f urnish, and ■■■■ may be cheaper, or else make the outsider sell cheaper, IS it not POLIOY to get your home dealers' prioes and terms before buying ? IF NOT, WHY NOT? [pa dealer is established in your own city, where you can always find him to _ have errors oorreoted and difference adjusted, and who is reliable and responBible, IS it not BEST to buy of him, where yon can know everything will be as represen tod? IF NOT, WHY NOT? I 1 a man works to merit the oonfidenoe of the people, does everything on the square, tella things a they are, uses you honeetly and well, 18 it not BIGHT to give him your trade ? IF NOT, WHY NOT? I am here in your oity with a full line of Musical goods. The justly oelebrated Haines Bros' Pianos, New Knjcln iul Pianos, Famouci Estey Organs, Quitara, Banjos, Violins, Strings, and in fact, anything and everything a Music store should have. I am bound to sell honest goods at honest prices, teil things as they are, and in this way try and build up a trade. If you do not oall on me when in need of joods, I can only ask, IF NOT, WHY NOT? Successor to Alvin Wllsey, 25 Fourth-st., Ann Arbor.