Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-11-06

and you will always receive
courteous treatment. This store
will display hundreds of articles
desirable for holiday gifts.
The special committee having
in charge the construction of the
new church parsonage. reported
that they had contracted with
the Hardman Lumber Co. for
the material. Hon. Thomas
Jones expressed satisfaction.
That is company, said he
that always gives the glad hand
to every public enterprise, and |
am glad that this church appreci-
ates it. Its business reputation is
a guarantee of square treatment.
and its facilities in the way of
complete and extensive stock of
best quality interior finish,
sash, doors, building and roofing
papers, lime, cement, brick, lum
Der and building materials are
equal to the demands of the com
munity They sell barb wire
fencing, and the best grades of
hard and soft Goals The Hard
man Lumber Co. are extensive
buyers and shippers of all kinds
of grain, paying at all times the
highest prices that the market
will justify"
| like to go to headquarters
when | buy" pompously assert
ed Deacon Titefist.
DO you send to Washington
for postage stamps?" asked Mr..
Jones. Il tell you that the re-
taller in WaKeeney will sell to
you as cheaply as the retailer in
Salina or Kansas City or the cat
alogue house anywhere and he is
here TO back up his goods and
correct mistakes. Take the dry
goods and notions department of
the Trego Mercantile Co. s store
for example. They buy in the
best markets. They know how
to buy close. They are alert to
meet all competitor. Their dry
goods, suits, cloaks, furs, dress
goods, skirts. gloves, American
Beauty corsets, Iron Clad hoSi
cry, underwear, shirt waists,
etc, have the guarantee of an
honorable firm. If they are not
headquarters for low prices and
square dealing, l don't know
what the term means. The Ire
go Mercantile Co.'S store is
showing all the latest weaves
and fabrics in the new fall and
winter styles of women's wear.
This store is the home of the
reliable Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing and the American Gen
tleman and American Lady
shoes. They carry nice line of
mems furnishings, rugs and lace
curtains, and make a speciality of
their grocery department carry
ing desirable lines of everything
good to eat in staple and fancy
groceries including Bells high
grade coffees, fruits and vegeta-
bleS.
The principle of home trade
is one that underlies the success
full growth and progress of any
community, reaffirmed Hon.
Thomas Jones. when [ want
nice made to measure suit of
clothes don't send in my order
to Catcnem & Doem catalogue
house. l walk into j. G.. Cort-
rights tailoring establishing,
look over his latest style goods
in the sample, and I am sure of
finding something that gives me
perfect satisfaction. Then at
the time appointed | receive the
suit, and the result is l get a
perfect fit of stylish well made
clothes at a moderate price, and
my money returns to me again
in the channels of local trade; for
Mr.. Courtright pays it out in the
community. He has taken or
ders and supplied suits to 300
satisfied customers in the past
year. He does cleaning, pressing,
and repairing. His motto is:
Your money back if not salts
fed"
At this point the entertain
ment committee reported that
they had arranged with the City
bakery, ii. Fuhrken. proprietor,
to supply every thing needed for
the annual 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