Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-26
BUYING GOODS.

1t is somewhat difficult to buy
goods at the present time when there
are 80 many different qualities and
kinds of goods. Of course the cheap
est goods are generally the dearest In
the end.
In buying heavy articles that re-
quire q great deal of work to set them
up and > going, people want quality
and durability and they are willing to
pay few dollars moro for the best
goods as long as they give satisfaction
and no trouble.
We find this ourselves in buying
windmills. We can get some wind
mills 50 90 to $500 cheaper than
others. but when We come to sell them
We find the purchaser will take the
best. We do not sell one cheap
windmill where we sell so of the good
ones.
Parties buying the Sampson, Good
hue, and Ideal wlndmills will find
they will not be troubled and get their
moneys worth. We fully guarantee
these windmills and will take care of
them. We are selling a great guam
tity of them
just 30 with buggies and wagons.
We can buy several makes of wagons
several dollars cheaper than the Stu
debaker and Rushford- Winona but
when we come to sell them people
will take che best ones.
For years We bought our buggies
of jobbers and found out we were pay
ing them S. 90 to SO 90 and some
time $15 90 more for the carriages
than We could buy them at the fac
tory for. We also found we were
buying the same carriages they were
selling only they were putting their
name on it.
We buy our buggies and carriages
in three and five car load lots and
can sell them from SIS. 90 to $1,000
cheaper than anyone else as we buy
them direct from the factory. Have
just received a car load of Moon
Bros. and Parry buggies and expect
another car load soon.
When you buy one of these buggies,
even our $4,000 buggy, 1t will be fully
warranted and you take no chances in
getting them.
| We are preparing ourselves this
year, to give you top buggy SO 90
to $500 cheaper. Two seated rigs
from SIS 90 to $1,000 cheaper, not
that these goods are going down any
for they are going up, but we made
cur contract last winter and got q
better deal than we did last year.
We are taking orders for the
Hodge. Craver, and Harvester King
headers right along. We are not
going to make any big statemen ts
that we have sold any great quantity.
but will say we are taking orders
right along aud expect to do so up to
harvest time.
Those TINT come first will be served
first and we will take care of our Gus.
toners as we bave been doing long
time, and will give them the best
header, the one that has been ON the
market the longest and the one that
will give better satisfaction than all
the others put together, and the 700
farmers of Barton county that have
used them will tell you 80.
On account Of the probability of
not getting enough help in the har-
vest fields great many are looking
at combined headers and binders
which cuts IL foot of grain and binds
| it at the same time. The Harvester
King is no experiment, it has been on
the market for years and last year
gave entire satisfaction.
We sell the Wood, Osborne,
Queen and Champion binder. Per-
hsps it will be we'll for you to look
into this matter and see if it will not
pay you to 60 into the harvest field
three or four days ahead of the header.
| We are putting up great deal Of
spouting. saving rain water as people
think it is best to cook with and wash
with. We are also putting in a
great many bath tubs. Do you want
one? A good bath two or three times
week will be better for you than all
the patent medicine you can take.
| What do you think about getting
your roof fixed, or putting on new
one? We are putting on all kinds of
tin and iron roofing as we'll as rubber
old and steel roofing.
Spring sewing is at hand. but you
donN want your wife and daughters
to do it with their hands. 1t takes
too long and is too trying on the eyes.
You cannot afford it when you can
buy one Of our best sewing machines
for 500. 90 and up
We cell the Lowell carpets. the best
that are made. We have two other
grades ranging from Soc per yard,