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


notably harness--could be produced
cheapest in the big factories.
Nobody denies that" said Hor !
Thos. Jones. But how about quality?
That is what is vital to the buyer.
There is no other product where
shoddy is SO freely used by unscrup-
ulous men. The only Simon-sure cinch
against swindle is to buy of man
you know something about-a man
| like E. A. Clark, SIG Main street, for
instance. His repute for honest ma
| terial, good work and reliable repre-
sentation is as the page of an open
book in this community. and he carries
a stock of harness, saddles, collars,
pads, fly nets, busters, robes and
blankets, of sufficient extent and va
riety to meet any demand. He does
repairing promptly and at moderate
prices"
| These fellers quote cut prices on
patent medicines" said Deacon Tite-
fist, referring to the Catchem & Doem
catalogue.
Some kinds said Jones. Shelf
worn goods bought in job lots. When
use medicine want the best, and to
be sure of getting it go to house
have confidence in. We all know
Mitchell & Egbers of the Palace drug
store, corner OF Fourth and Main
streets, to be thoroughly reliable and
are assured of the genuine quality of
the goods we get. They carry full
lines of everything known in the realm
of pharmacy, and make point of hav-
| ing it fresh and pure. Health is too
precious to take chances with. want
liable who deals out my medicines.
They make a specially of filing physi-
clans prescriptions and family re-
cipes"
ways stick to the homemade idea."
declared Judge Mandanus.
That does not hold good when
speaking of H. P. Dennerys cigars"
flashed back Mr.. Jones, for every
first-class dealer in Canon City sells
them. H. P. Dennery's Premium t5c).
Blue Bell e for 25c) and Ell Verino'
g for 25c), are as prime cigars as can
be rolled from tobacco. II, however.
the majority of cigars that are smoked
| in Canon City were made here. it
would add thousands of dollars to the
trade of merchants through the pat
ronage of the cigarmakers and others,
who would benefit by keeping the
money in circulation at home. Smok-
ers should remember this and call
for H. P. Dennery's cigars. All cigars
made at this factory bear the Union
label"
Many dollars have gone for cheap
buggies." spoke up Farmer Hard
scrabble.
There is only one way to get genu-
inc quality" said Mr.. Jones. Buy of
a home man you know-a man like S.
s. Mccoy, whose Office and warehouse
are near the D. & r. G. station. He
carries lines of the best vehicles in
stock, that include many styles, and
his goods are here for inspection. His
carriages and buggies and wagons and
farm implements are sold on the hon
or 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 Mr.. Nc
Coy buys in car load lots. Their work
II is known as the best that money can
buy, and includes the John Deere Plow
Cos buggies and carriages, the Balm
and Moline wagons, the John Deere
line of farm implements, the McCor-
mick and Deering mowers, harvesters
and rakes, the Samson galviniZed steel
windmills and tanks, and the very
best gasoline engines"
Does your rule of home trade apply
to the professions, judge?" asked Com
rade Sureshot of Judge Mandamus.
Sure thing. Why should / rush
off to big city for services like den
tistry. for instance. that experience
has taught me can as well be had
here? There is no dentist anywhere
who is better equipped in point of
skill or mechanical appliances than
is DR.. Crissman, the painless dentist,
whose offices are at 722-724-726 Main
street, and it would be the rankest
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