CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-09-13

folly to take the chance OF having
stranger or man without experience.
attempt your dental work, when YOU
have positive knowledge OF first class
work from DR.. Crissman. ONCE hours
from a. m. to 5 pm; evenings, by
appointment only"
At this point the entertainment Conf
mittee reported that they had arranged.
with George Bartsch, proprietor of the
Home Bakery, 622 Main street, to sup
ply everything needed for the anni-
versary church supper in the baked
goods line. The ladies of the society
had worked SO hard to secure funds
for the carpets. that they were too
nearly tired out to do the cooking and
baking for the supper. Besides it was
a question If it was not just as econo-
mical in the long run to have this
work done by professional baker.
Remembering the deliciousness and
wholesomeness of George Bartsch's
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members promptly indorsed the action
of the committee. Mr.. Bartsch's Cot
tage and whole wheat breads and
German milk and butter rolls are
healthful and delicious. Watch for the
Home bakery wagon. Phone, White
234
The committee on arrangements for
the festival, to be given for the benefit
of the members of the Sunday school,
reported that they had made con-
tract with Miller & Thompson. AIS
Main street, for all the plain and fancy
confectionery and ice cream needed
for the occasion. They had looked
over Miller & Thompson's stock, and
found that their candies were fresh.
was made of the very choicest mater
ials. They were entirely satisfied with
Miller & Thompson's goods. and found
them generous in their prices. The
committee praised their confectionery
novelties, much of 1t in artistic and
dainty boxes. They supply ice cream
for weddings, parties. receptions. by
the quart or dish, and deliver. Their
soda fountain is a dream in marble,
and the drinks are delicious. Remem-
Der. Miller's-fresh every hour, Phone
white 461.
There is another line OF business"
mildly interposed Parson Goodman.
that we are all interested In having
satisfactorily represented at home and
that is the laundry. The Canon Steam
Laundry, w. F. Payne. proprietor, cor
ner Third and Main streets. fills the
demands in this particular. The
Canon Steam Laundry has the facili-
ties for first class work. and the pro-
|prietor understands his business. The
utmost care Is used in haudling all
goods. They are thoroughly launder-
ed and delivered promptly on time.
Work called for and delivered. The
Canon Steam laundry takes care OF
rush work in fine shape, as I can
testify, and also does family yashings.
They give particular attention to lace
curtains and use the utmost care In
handling them. Phone, White 474 and
have the wagon call for your bundle"
II always pull fair with the man
who's hitched in harness with me-"
who helps me tote the burden OF home
affairs; who pays taxes. chips In bon
uses, helps to back home enterprises
he's the man who gets my money.
You've never heard. ] reckon, Of my
patronizing any of these runabout.
non-responsible, homeless insurance
agents. All the money they pick up
goes. But agencies like ]. M. Rags
dale & Sons. insurance and real estate
men, 423 Main street, illustrate my
idea of mutual benefit. They repre-
sent we'll known standard companies,
and write all kinds of risks-fire. tor
nado. plate glass, bonding. employers
liability, steam boiler. live stock, etc.
Their list includes several of the old
est and best known companies now
doing business"
"One OF the most preposterous pro-
positions of the mall order houses Is
to supply wall paper and paints" re-
marked Judge Mandamus, when right
at home we have the best qualities
and varied designs and latest styles
to select from. The Thompson Wall
Paper and Paint Co.. 71s Main street.
can satify the most exacting taste on
wall paper, and when 1t comes to
paints. they're right at the front, both