The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

Nobody denies that" said Hon.
Tbos. Jones. But how about quail
,ty, That is what is vital to the
buyer. There is no other product
where shoddy is so freely used hy un-
scrupulous men. The only Simon
sure cinch against a swindle Is to
buy of man you know something
about-a man like j. G. Harris. $40
Eighth avenue, for instance. HIS
repute for honest material, good
work and reliable representation Is
as the page Of an open book in this
community, and he carries a stock
of harness, robes and blankets, fly
nets, busters, pads, saddles. ETC., OF
sufficient extent and variety to meet
any demand. Mr.. Harris does all
kinds of harness repairing"
These fellers quote cut prices on
patent medicines. said Deacon
Titehst, referring to the Catchem y
Doem catalogue.
Some kinds,' said Jones.
"Shelf-worn goods bought in job
lots. When l use medicine want
the best, and to be sure OF getting
it go TO a house l have confidence
in. We all know Clark & Faulkner
to be thoroughly reliable and are as
sured of the genuine quality of the
goods we get. They carry full lines
of everything. known IL. the realm OF
pharmacy, and make a point OF hav-
ing it fresh and pure. Health is too
precious to take chances with. l
want to know that the man Is skilled
and reliable who deals with my
medicines. Clark s. Faulkner make
speciality Of filling physicians pre-
scrlption and family recipes.
THE merchant himself doesn't
always stick to the homemade
idea," declared Judge Mandamus.
THAT does not hold good when
speaking ::of Strauss Bros. cigars,
flashed back Mr.. Jones, ''for every
first class dealer in Greeley sells
them. Strauss Bros 'Speckled
Trout (5), Clear Havana (l0c) and
Strauss Bros. Bouquet (5c) brands
are as prime cigars as can be rolled
from tobacco. If, however, the
majority of cigars that are smoked
in Greeley were made here, it would
add thousands of dollars to the trade
of merchants through the patronage
Of the c'garmakers and others, who
would benefit by keeping the money
in circulation at home. Smokers
should remember this and call for
Strauss Bros. cigars"
Many dollars have gone for cheap
buggies," spoke up Farmer Hard
scrabble.
There is only one way to get
genuine quality" said Mr.. Jones.
Buy Of home firm you know-a
firm like the Farmers Supply and
Machinery Co They carry lines Of
the best vehicles In stock, that in
fclude many styles, and their goods
are here for inspection. Their car
riages and buggies and wagons and
farm implements are sold on the
honor of a reputable house, and you
stand to get what you pay for. No
foreign dealer can ship you singly
the same quality for as little money,
as they buy In large lots. Their
work is known as the best that
money can buy, and includes the
John Deere and Columbus buggies,
the Balm and Mitchell farm wagons,
the John Deere implements, and
everything In farm machinery"
The special committee having in
charge the construction of the new
church parsonage. reported that they
had contracted with Neill & Ward
for the material. Hon. Thomas
Jones expressed satisfaction. That
is a firm said he, that always
gives the glad hand to every public
enterprise, and l am pleased that
this church appreciates 1t. Its
business reputation is guarantee OF
square treatment, and its facilities
in the way of a complete and exten-
sive stock Of best quality interior
finish, sash, doors, lumber and build
Ing materials are equal to the de-
mands of the community. They fill
orders promptly. Office and yard
corner Seventh street and Eighth
avenue. independent phone, main
"a; Greeley phone, 164.''
At this point the entertainment
committee reported that they had
arranged with Mrs. Mary A. Scott's
bakery. sl4 Main street, to supply
everything needed for the anniyer.
sary 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 toe
rn ri In