The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-06
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What Topekan has not eaten the
famous Heinz ice cream. ices and sher-
bets. For years this concern has been
making these products and each yeaE
shows q marked increase in their BUSH
ness. The quality of Heinz's ice cream
can best be determined by the large
number OF dealers who handle it. Over
eighty per cent Of the drug stores of
Topeka who handle ice cream sell
Heinz.
There Is no more beautiful park in
the western part of the United States
than Vinewood at this season of the
year and its beauty lies in it's natural
ness. It is the play ground of Tope-
ka's pleasure lovers and as such is
growing in popularity every season;
within a few minutes ride of the city
it offers spot where breath Of pure
and wholesome country air may be
had.
vinewood is a natural park Of 80
acres OF field and meadow with
charming little stream winding in and
out among the deep woods and shad-
ed lawns. There is a naturalness about
the park that appeals alike to young
and old and day after day through
out the summer season you will meet
the familiar faces of lovers of nature
who haunt it because they love its
natural offerings.
The park not only draws from To-
peka but for miles in every directions
friends and strangers visit 1t annual
ly and go away to talk Of the beauty
Of the scene. Deer creek which winds
in and out Of the woods through the
park offers excellent opportunities for
boating and two dams across the
stream add to the scene by furnishing
waterfalls and rapids.
The park is provided with a dozen
or more amusement devices so that
there is not possibility of g. dull mo-
nf hoy or
the management thousands of dollars.
The merry-go-round Is one of the fin
est made by the Philadelphia Amuse-
ment manufacturing syndicate and
cost a small fortune and the figure
eight made by the same company cost
almost as much.
Each season has seen additional at
fractions added to the park and the
policy Of the management has been to
gradually make it one of the beauty
patronage has increased steadily ev-
cry year since the park was opened In
dictates the appreciation with which
the efforts OF the management are
received.
ers, 1876 Taylor street, have one Of the
oldest established factories in Topeka
and one of the best appointed in KAN
sas. They enjoy a tremendous local
patronage and do some shipping, but
this end Of their business Is not as
large perhaps as some other manufac-
turers, owing to the high price Of Scott
Bros products. For years Scott BIOS
ice cream ices and shebets have been
the standard Of excellence. and purity,
and quality has always been hobby
with them. While Topekans generally
are anxious to secure the best creams
possible dealers in small towns look
more to the price, and as Scott Bros
insist in making their products from
the very best of materials, the price to
dealers is materially higher, though to
the consumer 1t is the same price as that
of inferior goods. Scott Bros. make
a speciality Of party and family orders.
An addition which has been plated
out, and which win prove a valuable
addition to Topeka's residence sec
lions, is the new College Place, Tor
which Bushnell & Twins, room s, Ok
ford building are selling agents. This
addition lies between College and
MacVicar avenues on the east and
west, and Huntoon and Fifteenth
streets on the north and south and
has a frontage of 1900 on the
washburn car line. The addition is
located In one Of the most beautiful
sections Of Topeka, and the tendency
Of all property in the locality of Col
lege Place is continually on the adj
vance. BY the easy terms on which
lots in this addition can be secured
every wage owner In Topeka should
take advantage Of this opportunity to
own property.