Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-28
Henry Weber Purchases Nyden
Yard and Leases Jasper
Company Yards
HAS ROOM FOR 5000 TONS
Weber Sold Last Season in Marshall
town 244 Carloads of Jasper County
Coal Alone Besides His Immense
Trade in Other Kinds and Grades Of
Iowa, illinois and Hard Coal.

Henry Weber, the coal wood, flour
and feed dealer, has again been forced
to secure more yardage. He has
bought the Nyden yards and leased
the Jasper County yards adjoining his
big establishment at 5o2 South Cen
ter street, and now has room for 1900
tons of coal at one time.
Six years ago Webers business was
conducted on side street in the resi-
dence district. Now he controls and
handles the largest trade in central
Iowa. The great secret of Webers
success lies in the fact that he IS a
judge of fuel and always looking for
able prices. He knows the mines and
his immense trade helps him to buy
close. He sells at a fair margin and
always furnishes his customer his
moneys worth. He delivers when and
what he agrees to. 1t is u simple pro-
cess, but 1t keeps customers satisfied
and brings new trade.
Last year Weber found coal mine.
the product of which met his entire
approval. He bought and sold at Mar
shalltown, 244 car loads of the Colfax
Consolidated Coal Company's Jasper
County coal. The coal proved its
worth to all his customers in every
line. 1t Is the best furnace, steam and
stove coal at the price, the best for
your moneys worth today. The city
u.of far, h .x1, Ia,
satisfactory and saved money and has
renewed its contract. Many firms III
the city used it and found 1T the best
for the price. Farmers found 1t the
best for threshing and householders
recommended 1t as the finest furnace
coal to be had at any price. Two-hun-
dred and forty-four car loads scattered
over town and country and giving UNI
iversal satisfaction Is the best evil
dence that Jasper county coal is worth
the money and this years product Is
finer and better, Mr.. Weber says, than
last years.
The Big Storm.
It was during the big storm period
of last winter that Weber came out
strong. When other dealers had none
he had plenty of coal. He delivered
promptly every order. The price was
the same to all and no attempt was
made to raise it. He furnished Brit
tain & Co, the Independent School
District of Marshalltowa, several Of the
and more than 300 homes
that previously had never traded with
him. The point is that he has tie
coal when you need 1t.
Farmers Like the CoIfax Coal. {ss
No coal sold at a reasonable price
can compete with the Jasper county
for threshing engines. Farmers drove
from near Conrad and Beaa1.,n to get
1t last year. Everywhere 1t went at
satisfied and made new customers It's
heating qualities, freedom
from slate and stone and right price
wins friends wherever 1t Is used. Web
er has the same coal this year at right
prices.
But while Mr.. Weber makes Jasper
county coal the leader among medium
on hand all sizes of hard coal of the
best grades. Also West Virginia
Splint, genuine Sunday Creek Hook
ing Valley Southern Indiana, block,
LaSale, ILL.,, block, Springfield NUT, one
of the finest cook stove GOALS on the
market. Centet'ville block and Milwau-
kee gas house coke, egg size. He can
supply "1ything and everything good
in fuel at right prices Both phones.
Talk with him about coal.
MIR. Weber is modestly proud OF the
growth of his business and extremely
grateful to his customers whom he
wishes to assure of his deep appre-
citation of these favors, and to
whom he promises a contin-
uation of careful buying, honest
prices and prompt attention to their
needs, that will merit their future pat
ronage.