The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
ALoyalChurch
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for the benefit of the members OF the
Sunday school, reported that they
had made Il contract with f. c. Nor
rison. Sl4 Eighth avenue, for all
plain and fancy confectionery and
ice cream need for the occasion.
They had looked over Mr.. Morrison s
stock, and found that his candies
we're fresh, pure and delicious, and
his ice cream was made of the very
choicest materials. They were en-
tirely satisfied with Mr.. Morrison's s
goods, and found him generous in
his prices. The committee praised
his exhibit of confectionery novel
ties. He supplies ice cream for
weddings, parties, receptions, or by
the dish. His soda fountain drinks
include all the popular novelties.
Ice cream delivered. Phone 2S7
Weld.'
Il always pull fair with the man
who's hitched in harness with me,
said Judge Mandamus. THE man
who helps me tote the burden OF
home affairs; who pays taxes, chips
in bonuses, helps to back home en-
terprises he's the man who gets my
money. You've never heard, l
reckon, of my patronizing any of
these non-responsible, insurance
agents. All the money they pick up
goes. But agencies like W. E. KIN
sella's, whose. office is at 500 Eighth
avenue, illustrate my idea of mutual
benefit. He represents well-known
standard companies, and writes all
kinds OF risks-hre, coronado, plate
glass, bonding employers liability,
steam boiler, live stock. etc. Mr..
Kinsella's list includes several of the
strongest companies now doing bust.
ness"
Deacon Titefist continued to
growl. and was heard to mutter that
the home man has no mortgage on
me-. Hon. Thomas Jones con-
cluded to administer a Knockout
blow.
May be not" Mr.. Jones retorted.
but who pays taxes to keep up COM
munity expenses? Who's the first
man you strike with subscription
list but the home merchant? Who
helps you keep up the schools,
churches and charities? The cata-
logue house of Catchem & Doem, or
men like the Park Merchandise Co. :?
And yet you'll propose to send away
for shoes when you should know you
can get better quality for the money
right at home. That's blindness,
deacon. Here's the Park Merchan-
disc Co. carrying an elegant stock of
the latest styles Of the best made
shoes in creation, including Pingree's
Gloria at 50. so for women, and Pin
gree's Governor and Strong & Gar
fields shoes for men at from 80 to
s6, and you ask me to ignore them
and take dead sure chance of get
ting soaked by concern that never
spends cent here. Deacon, you in
suit my intelligence"
The committee on securing trans
portation for the society to the ice
cream social at Farmer Hardscrab-
ble's, said they had very satisfactory
terms from the Oasis livery, feed
and sale stables, corner Seventh
avenue and Eighth street, ]. F. Nc
Connell & Co., proprietors. Parson
Goodman expressed satisfaction.
The Oasis stables have steady driv-
ers and good teams, and leave moth
ing undone for the comfort of their
patrons, declared the parson.
"Liverymen may come and livery
men may go, but j. F. Mcconnell &
Co. are always to be found ready to
serve the public. They have car
riages for funerals at very moderate
rates, and hack to order. Calls
answered day or night. Farmers
horses fed and cared for. Phone,
Bell 265 Greeley; Independent, Main
l2O."
1T became known that we con-
templated buying piano when we
moved into our new house, said
John Harmony, leader of the church
choir, land we were deluged with
CIRCULARS, from Catchem & Doem
catalogue houses. But Mrs. Har-
nony and ! believe in buying every
thing obtainable at home, and in
making purchase of such magni-
tude we wanted responsible home
man to look to, should anything go
wrong. We turned down tie outside
statesmen and bought our piano Of
the Thompson Music Co., s2l Eighth
street, and I'VE are more than pleased
with 1t. We not only got first
class piano, but saved money by