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The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

The unprecedented large crsp trib'
utary to the Sugar City factsry. and
the daily capacity Of the factory.
which u 500 toss. make It very din.
cuit for farmers 70 propssiy deliver
their crops. TIE National Sagas Man
ufac,uri.G Company is thoroughly
aware Of the resistasos this makes.
Bor this particular year the matter
caa not be helped. Contractors Gao
relieve thsmsslves BY promptly sslo-
lag ali they sAa ast deliver; and. that
u the wise thiag 70 DO. - sesa ~ the
weather modssAtes ssdlcientiy 70 kuii
suA top bssts.
The factory saa oniy receive aboss
SO tsas per DAY, which. With Sugar
City wago. deitveriss. isavssi abost
Is care pss aavs % - loaded at tAs
lsnps. All of.this. .psiats IN the df.
rsetioa Of the nsoeesity fer large!
faetory at sugar City. iPiaas haSl
bsen made for saeh N .sufasgsasat,
aua whsa this = csnsuamatsd as1
the fasteey Abls 70 hanlls 1000 toas
pes aay. nest .ef this inooavsalsass
C lsllvesies VIII - desc away VIM,
TIE Natiesat Sugar MIG Co, (,
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07
New Entsvpvjses.

The Boruscheiu Bros, are stiil n
work o. their electric light proposi.
tisn. 1t 10 expected that the Town
Board will gra.t tksm franchise as
its meeting tonight. The electric
light 10 near as haud.
IA new baaki.g dra composed Of
4. r. Euyart. :. N. Beatty. Wm.
Auckland and C. B. Virgins his bes.
organized aad will open fer business
In ordway January Lat. 1907. with
Tea ThousanA Dollars capital and .
responsibility Of One Miliioa Dollars.
Messrs. Harry cassiday. G. A. Cal.
lataa snd Mr.. Wilson, freight solicit.
or for the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company. we're here Tuesday, the
guests Of g. Emery Harris. Thess
gentlemen are pronoters Of. and
equip alfalfa meal factories. They
are faverabiy Impressed with ordway
and vicinity aal vielnity asa propose
to erect factory at this plsse. Mr..
Harris promises further particulars
later.
~ movemeat has bssn stsrtsl By the
Farmer Association ts secure the
erection Of sugar factory near Orl.
way. 1t 10 claimed that this territory
car easily furnish enough bscts for
another factory. A committee has
Sesa appointed to attend 70 the mat
ter and secure acreage. II 10 expect
q t. have the factory erected In time
to handle asxt ssason's crop. This
may sesn quick wsrk. but the con.
mittee thisks II esa be dons. The
factory will probably be located enc
mile west Of town.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07
Nums Items.

Mics Grace Tsdd. q Coolidge. Ksa-
..s. s.d Prla. J. h. and Ars. Asore'
Of ,oi.sy. spsat Thanksgiving With
the family Of D. n. Neratosh.
/nsrry Broadcast and slstsr' Aiss
Hattie, are Waiting the heme people
,fsr ., few, days.
Mis- Eila Bsysr spsat the Th.nts'
rivlsr vacatios with friends IL S'sr'
,Sscs, Cello.
~. a.d Me. J. D. Dsll saA 500.
cilaeed, were In Fuesis Satsfday.
Ma, Meiv,sa ssaap ,attssded the
Asks.ssa valley Teachsrs' Assocsa'
lso. a Psstio last week.
Nh. D. n. 3GeIntosh. Mo. ,. H
fcsre. lGisGt Henis SHARP and -
crses rsl6, Wsrs In Pusbio Friday
satssliss; ~ Tsaetsss' Asseeiaties.
ssssssay thsy vest y cslcsale sp.s,
.hsre tSsv spest ~ ~ svssws.g ~ .
Issessliul e,assss lssssssy = 8 - 50.
sss e1kay sstssss1 - ess.r-
Scs i eaeAsola = eeeis ps.aee
RI q 49, ~ - lal' e. 4
~ m \ \ 4:
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

The lecture BY Nat n. Brighsa last
Friday night was only fairly we'll at
tended, % account Of the stormy wea-
ther. The lecture was very interest.
isg. and the pictures the 6nest ever
ahovu here.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Ntudre VOORHEES, has rsfused to graat
Ia injuustien aEslast Treasurer Beer
bohu, to restrain, hin from collecting
taxes on stats. .issls asseessd last year.
Unless seas higher eesrt reversss
this dscisisn, the tsass will have ts
b psid.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07
Thanksgiving Dinner.


o.s Of the most enjoyable gather
isgs In Ordway WAS the six o'clock
dinnes giysn b. Mr.. and Mrs.. Clayton
Grss. to the Ofdway Trading Co. en-
plsyses a.d their families. The din
ner was followed By an evening OF so
,ciai esnvsrsation, music SD ,gaaos,
,lsst,ag uatii late hssr. All voted
NJ. snd Mrs. Green rsysi entsftain'
era. asl the occasion will ieRg bs re-
usmSe,sd BY the employees. Thoss
,esesnt were Mr.. and Ara w. 4.
Haus ssd. .shildrsa, Ar. snd 1rs. l.
n west aad son, Nr. ssd rs. Chas'
souers, Mss. Green. Aiss Louise
cres.. Miss Blanche swanson. Frank
sousrs aul c. =. whitehead.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Mrs. H. ]. OlmstsaA and daughter.
Nss. Nellie Rey noids and children.
left Wsd.ssdsy sftsraooa for . visit
with Mrs.. Minsis Rookie. In Jewell
eouaty. Ksasss.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Miss Gertrude Weist. Of Rocky Ford
10 visiting this week with the family
Of d. T. Whitiock.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Now get ready for christmss. II
ysu have something nice for Christ.
mas preseuts. let the public know II.
and ysu'li not have anything left af.
Ter Ohsistmas.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Mrs.. Myren Fentou is having = four
rssn resldsuce built ON the corner Of
Idaho avenue and Fourth street. II
will be = nice and pretty home for the
family,
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

CLOTHING for men and boys at
the Cash Bazaar. Stylss right. All
popular price.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

T. e. Spindle will at once begin
work on = sew brick store building On
Denver Boulevard. II will be IS feet
vide BY 100 feet deep. Aud ordway
keeps growing.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

XThe next satsstainmsut In the Ly.
.eesm course will - the Wilbss Star
Concert conpaay. which will .s1rsiy
draw crowd. Thus far ~ heve hal
one nas shows, thsagh geod oass oil
The saas. The ss1t Will Be 4i4sssat.
ard doubtlsss III the hsuss;
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

what's the natter with 4 Pesinsu.
lar Range. or \ aiee Heating Stove
for Christmas7 Al
The Ordway Traling Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

J.. We have 4 nice selection Of Pen
Knives, carvers, etc. Get sae fos
Ehristnae. at
Z, The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Jacob Wel.sr u putting ap asw
rssidsacs on sherman avenue. just
north Of the one be recently flashed,
and very nsar like Il.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

H. Fred Rshi ssl ssn. Mrs.. y. y.
essfsrd asl sea. ssl ". :. Ruth
- asd aaaghtss. HaAs : tip to
~ rsrl last Taeslsy.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

The basket social advertised fer 70
night has been postpsasd antil asxt
Friday night.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Fine line of meas and boys Hats.
Latest styles, best values. at the
CASH BAZAAR.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07
@l7| |lQlll.

sssAsss - 61ss 1seesi veFh
esslss ssael ~ = sllesl1 sshsn
\ ~ ~ nes ~! lss
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Ssssht aAas Asw Aagsasiag Ma.
- which .suahloo - - have ~ Ans
kAeAe hses 10 ordvsy - esa BE
~ h say sssy. Jishsr.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

besi& 0so. Basr was hsre this week
nsaiag jnf0eo. He eays be Will
elseksaithisg again whsa bis
III tsSa 10 eoAod.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Mrs.. O. L. Ericksoa's mother. Mrs.
White, suffered froa . slight stroke
Of paralysis last Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Let 40 suggsst Carriage for =
chslstnas present to the whole fa.i.
IL. Te b had at
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Jsweiry. Rlsgs, Bracelets, chains.
Nect Chains, Fobs. Lsekets, Cairns,
Brooches. Scarf Pins. Cuff Buttoas,
etc. Engravisg free. Fisher.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Wn. c. kropf last week made trip
to Kassas City and St. Louis, and
spent Thanksgiving with his parents
near Highland. Illinois.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

/Wii. Gray viii st .oacs have svssk
started On . nvs roam brick residence
fer himssif. II will b. located b.
tween the passspags and Eensst Dow
.sy's rssilsses. F'rsl Harris has ths
contrast .fps.ths brick week aaA Pech
4 Johnsps ths carpsntsring.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

y brick work % the terrace 10
isssl, and ths apastasats will be
n for oecaPaaey early II the ssw
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

vishe er's yos csa get year toys
p y psiss tAis ysas. - ] iAssad
~ est ~ tey seeek.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

,wn. C. Kropf made . trip TO Rocky
Ford Wedussday.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

seat ~ Nh o4 ,vsssabss I will
~ .lisqldv e .yiss olivsewars.
roas DtA1ss. oilvss stes Ssts. stsr
] Aas& ~ tnsoHs wsfes .Evssy'
eNts Fpat - eagsA9iaS fsss.
]! " 4i6hssss Deug Store.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Get your wife parlor lamp At Gal.
iavaa's. Best liae there.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Look at our Enaasi sud Granite
Ware. Its dandy. At
The Ordway Tradisg Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Disl- estssdsy. DsesAbss.lst. : ~
yess ~ ,see q ~. Il. oslaaees q his
hes,s !; wSes u ,tsWa. yAe faae.al -.
49, s~seo ,hel4 - ~ vasgtsisal
f6GsSA 1n1 - eeae1 Z =
k7 " ~ ~. =
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

~ ssaless - lessps . ltss-eisss
M = Maesslps. e4seil sssA ths 80
, ,nspt : sasstss ssasas.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

" hsxe eAeiss sisaisa ,fisas fos
~. .esed ssNas - ian4 .fsea ~
"A soada = nasssH
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

yss vast aaythiag fss chsistass
md - Flshoe's jiue Asst.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Look out fer the "Deestrick School
s.tertaiament to be given Friday eve
aiuG Of Holiday week.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

~ rsddsass property for sale
~ 0ei@a 4 Harfi@
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

ses that line Of Sweater coats At
Gailavau Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Need salt for the Holidays7 Get
II at Gallavaus.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07
Ebe 1le,n @ra.

var. ooLO.. DEC. =. ,sss
RAlLkOAD TIME CARD
EAsR DoUuD
q. Lsuis special. -. asa .. u.
sxpcess. -. SS ?. -
bLeeai freight. ..lo:IS .. =.
) kTarssgh rrsight. -. $50 p. -.
WEST D0UuD.
Il. CsieeaAo sxpgees. 6:<e =. -.
J, California special. lo:iS 4. N.
bLseai Freight. ...... l:so p. N.
J. r. Daaseilsy. Agent.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

y ~ ysas lsa!5 g : sssss ~ dis-
etssse y osnsl1 l1esAhae lss ~
Srs = euboeglpt1sa. We stsN
- eeolisg eat stasoneats.Z
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

y nbbit huat was decided - Be =
!. ard each party had hls eva he
|ai = pay.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

ssstAs bsasy Messassiis Co.'S -.
= n. wiitsGtss 49, wife. Of Tsst
-. csie.i ,..ad1 ~. Dssas .sd
= Pusalas ars here 70 spsal TIE
aays nth y G. Dtlis saA fasiiy.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Hurry up and get the New idea wo.
mans Magazine with the New Era.
Both together only $3.50.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

\ ysss property with
0si@a 4 Harris.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

IN viii b . esaeAets' lsstituts
~. s.s.rd3y. the 18th day Of
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

Read Beatty Msreastiis Co.'S q.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07

= tAelNeety lGessaetlie ce.'e "a.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-07
bCeL AND PERSONAL.

u ssA ~ he line sf eAiaa ware
1sAsfs Drxt otoes.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
Birthday Surprise.

A most enjoyable time was spent al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Silver
thorn, two miles north of Yale, last
Saturday evening, it.>being the 63rd
birthday of Mr.. Silverthorn. At about
eight O'clock thirty friends both old
and young invaded the home and per.
petrated a most complete surprise OF
the head of the household. Mr.. Silver.
thorn took the surprise very gracefully
and the evening was passed pleasantly
his only regret being that he diden't
have two instead of one birthday a
year. His good wife was the cause OF
getting together such gathering OF
friends and neighbors and to wind up
the evening properly a dainty lunch
was served at 100 o'clock. 1t was
pronounced by all to be grand sue
cess and ON leaving the company wish
cd Mr.. and Mrs. Silverthorn all manner
of good luck through life.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
DEVILS Island Torture

is no worse than the terrible case OF
piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then /
was advised to apply Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve, and less than box permanently
cured me, writes IS. Napier, of Rugles,
Ky. Heals all wounds, burns md sores
like magic. 25c at Pollock & lIennes-
sy's druggists.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
noNfr TIr vouRsElF UP

Don't tie a cough or a cold up in your
system by taking a remedy that binds
the bowels. Take Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. IL is different from
all other cough syrups. IL is better
1t opens the bowels -expeIs all cold
from the system, relieves coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, etc. An ideal
remedy for young and old. Children
like it. Sold by Mathews n Wight
~~4~~~~~.~-~1~~~~~~e-~
Before having dental work done at
cut-ratc Offices get estimate on your
work then come to me and | will dis
count prices on that class of work 10
to 80 per cent. V. A. Lacy, Rapley
Block, Yale. 50.f
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
RECENT DECISIONS.

The postoflice department has decid-
ed that children going to and from
school shall not be allowed TO get their
parents mail, so do not blame the post
master ii your children are refused the
mail. The postoflice habit among the
children has become a nuisance both
to the public and the postmaster, and
the department has done wisely in
making this decision.
81
The "opened by mistakep marked on
other peoples letters taken out of the
postoflIce, will not go hereafter. You
are required, by ruling of the post
Office department, to look over your
mail before leaving the Office, and re-
turn any letter that may have been put
into your box by mistake, under pen
atty of two hundred dollars.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
Repairing a Speciality.

Desiring to make your acquaintance
we invite you to call at our place of
business. You will be wei
come at all times.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

sale establishments of Washington
can meet their requirements they
learn to depend upon them, and
gradually become permanent pa
irons and no longer look beyond
the Capital City. This, it is stated,
accounts for the trade enjoyed by
the Andrews paper house.
The travelling statesmen for this
firm cover Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee, and
southern Pennsylvania and Ohio as
well. While the Capital City, with
the Government az a customer, fur
nishes a most healthy market for
the paper and stationery trade, the
company has shipped goods far be-
yond the Pacific, having filed large
orders for paper for the Philippine
Islands. Their trade also has eX-
tended into the Atlantic waters,
they having supplied paper for
Porto Rico and Cuba. Some of their
regular customers have dwelt as far
west as San Francisco, and it is
stated that they have had some of
the largest paper contracts in their
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

correctly and neatly chopped out. At
ter the folding machines have done
their part, the girls heap the folded
patterns together and move 10 other
machines so constructed they may be
~0eTated with the least possible labor.
These machines paste the boxes to-
ce-her. Then they pass intO the hanus
of the girls again.
Now comes the most intricate and
lab0rious part of the entire process.
The girls paste fancy lace around the
edge of the boxes. This is done by
hand There is but one machine on
the market that " n ac-----ip iSh toIS
branch of the work. Mt Killian has
not as yet procured one OF these ma
chimes. as he declares that they are
no good. There Is. however. a new
machine abOut to be PVT on the mar
ket. This. Mr. Killian contends, is
& masterpiece Of mechanism. He says
that rs soon as IL is perfected and
placed or the marriott he VIII be
among the first to give f. trial.
After the lace has bean affixed, the
boxes ere passed 70 ar.ur7er company
of girls. who manipulate a peculiar
looking maohi~o rsod I'm FASTING the
colored papers about to
frames. Then comes the work Of
pacFing. Sevoral re1 are employed
in this branch Of v-or'-
Girls Sing at Work.
Everything is run along with me-
chanfcaI precision. The work is turn
ed out with great rapidity. The flock
Of girls employed seemingly take de-
light in their work. For q stranger
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

TO walk through the factory is a
revelation. There is nothing that
would have a tendency to identify It
with the old sweat shop Everything
is open and al all times a fresh breeze
is blowing through the building. The
girls go at their work singing, and all
Trough the day their merry chatter
ray be heard. No strict orders are
dealt ont The help is allowed to en-
10y themselves as much as they can,
providing, of course, that they do not
neglect their work.
In speaking of his business, Mr.. Kill
Ian had this - say:
when I started in business on Sew
enth street fifteen years ago. I en-
ployed but two people. The machinery
WITH which I turned ont my work cost
me only S125. and then II was second
hand Soon NY business began to
pick Up and 7 was required 10 branch
out employed more help, secured
new mach.nery-lOt Of it.
For seven or eight years I
managed TO make out fairly we'll
with the room the Seventh street
store afforded but about four
years ago my business took such
q plunge that II was necessary
for me to move into larger quarters
Since I moved into my present build
ing I have been compelled from time
to time TO make changes. Now the
entire building s filed almost 70 its
capacity. If business continues to
boom as it has during the past fey:
months, I shall be compelled 20 seek
more spacious guaTtacS still.
MY out-Of-toEn trade occupies
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
FEE ROASTERS WHO IMPORT Much AND FEED A MULTITUDE

impossible TO handle the amount
OF orders. Mr.. Wagner then pur-
chased a new site at Twelfth and
D streets, and before very long a
fine new building will be erected.
Big Sale For Seeds.
One of the principal features IN
connection with this firm is that It
ships its goods south from Alexan-
dria, Va. The goods are sent from
Washington to Alexandria, thence
to points south. This is the only
firm Of the city that does this. 1T
makes IL much cheaper for the Gus
toners by this method" says Mr..
Bohannon.
In speaking Of the firm and its
possibilities Mr.. BOhanOn said:
The firm of II. NJ Wagner is
perhaps one of the most progress
siye firms in the country. The es-
adjustment in Baltimore at the
time of the fire was completely de-
stroyed. Eight days after the great
COnfiagTaJiOn the firm had built
new plant and was transacting
business the same as before the
fire. This only goes to show the
progressive spirit of the people be-
hind the concern. in the very near
future we hope TO make the firm
one of the most substantial in the
South. We believe that the Great
er Washington movement is a
good thing and that in time it viii
work wonders. This we believe
will be manifested in the very near
future"
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

much of my time. / have almost as
much foreign trade as I have local.
The railroads treat me fairly wei /
have no kick TO lodge against them.
In the future | expect TO have large
orders to ship through the South. for
4 believe the Greater WASHINGTON
project is going TO do much good
for the city. believe that
in the course of time this city
will rise to an important and
leading position IL the world Of
COmmeTCialism. There will be more
factories established The people VIII
begin 10 realize that goods can be
purchased right here under their
noses without going into other COM
munities for them.
we cannot only turn it out IN
large quantities. but we can also put
it on the market at a cheaper price.
The goods viii be Of a fine quality
and will far outstrip any our compet-
itOrs may exhibit. NJ firm can turn
out as fine a class of boxes as any
manufacturing concern in the United
States. do not make this statement
merely in the way Of braggadocio. but
because / firmly believe, and, in fact.
know that my facilities are such tEat
It can be easily demonstrated.
Il have three statesmen on the road
and their orders come in so fast that
am compelled TO keep my help ovor-
time on some occasions 10 meet the
demand. / am going after them all
and before long I think I shall have
half the manufacturers of paste
board boxes in this part Of the
country beat 10 a standstill."
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

while the finer quality, such as IS
used on the table. IS handled In
barrels. The entire first floor of
the building is devoted 10 the stor-
age Of sugar. Sacks piled one upon
the other take up one side Of the
building; the other side is taken up
with barrels.
The firm of II. NJ Wagner is
practically in its infancy. Five
years ago Mr.. Wagner. senior mem
Der of the firm. who conducts a
large plant in Baltimore, decided
that Washington was a good place
for a similar business. His con
lectures we're correct He purchas-
ed the building in which his BUSH
ness is now being carried on and
began advertising his goods. Be
fore long the excellence Of his stock
soon made itself known TO the
Localities, and incidentally, the job
bers and grocers Of the city were
astounded to find that his prices
were comparatively smaller than his
competitors. His business imme-
diately took a plunge and it was
found during the past year that
unless a new building was speed
lily procured the trade would be too
great 10 handle
This proved 10 be the case. The
statesmen distributed throughout the
South kept sending in their orders.
and IL was found to be practically
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

TO the help TO observe this rule. No
customer Is given a bad box. BY the
observance of this principe. the com
pany has built up a large and snbstan-
tial business. The local jrude is enor-
nous. Customers express freely ;heir
satisfaction with the treatment &C
corded them. Their orders are prompt
" filled. and when the goods are IN
packed they are invariably found TO
be in the best condition. -
The building Of the Georgs p. XII
Ian Co. is q four-stCry affair with
large basement. This massive estab-
lishment is stocked with thousands OF
dollars worth OF goods. PastcboarG
by the carloads is piled in the base-
ment and upon the first floor. Most
Of the board stored in the basement
is of the heavy variety. which Is used
for the manufacture of heavy cloth
ing boxes. This is pilec u tiers 70
the ceiling. In the rear of Fhe base
ment is installed a large gas engine.
by which the machine, "a tie upper
floors IS run. This plant COS scme-
thing like $4,000 Every piece Of tho
machinery is run by this massive en-
CINE.
Cutting the PaStebOard.
The second floor is devoted to the
cutting ard folding of pasteboard. II
is here that sixty-odd girls are daily
employed. These young women as
sort and arrange the various grades
OF pasteboard and feed the board into
the machines. The machines are start
ed and within a remarkably short
time supply Of patterns have been
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

a large trade, for it's fine shipping
facilities.
On several occasions the man
agement has received cOmmunica-
tons from its customers cOmpn-
menting the method Of packing pur-
sued by the firm. This appreciation
on the part of the customers has
only had a tendency to Undue the
shipping agents with more enthu-
siasm.
The three stories are packed
with various kinds Of groceries The
stock is piled neatly upon shelves
or in tiers extending 10 the ceiling.
This creates a decidedly neat ap-
pearance. The floors, strange to
say for I wholesale grocery estab-
Iishment, are kept unusually clean.
This is decidedly a departure from
the usual custom as pursued by
most grocery establishments.
Goods Expertly Selected.
The grade Of groceries handled
by this firm is chosen from the very
finest selection turned out by the
big Eastern manufacturers. Much
OF the goods, such as cheese, oils,
fish, are imported. A more choice
collection would be hard to find in
any store south OF New York. Many
OF the large hotels Of the city are
supplied with their requisites in