Cañon City record., 1909-10-07

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the Velie Carriage Co.'S and the
John Deere Plow Co.'S road wagons
and carriages; Balm, Winona and
Fort Smith wagons, gasoline engines.
and in fact all kinds of farm imple-
ments and machinery, and light ana
heavy harness. S. s. Mccoy is local
agent for the Velie automobile, which
sells completely equipped for s1,750.
1t will compare favorably, point by
point, with any $1,000 car on the
market. 1t sells from 5000 to $500
lower than any other car of its grade.
the Velie automobile"
A special committee having In
charge the construction of a club
building, reported that they had con-
tracted with the Hardy Lumber Co.
1 for the material. Hon. Thomas Jones
expressed satisfaction. THAT is a
company" said he. that always gives
the glad hand to every public enter
prise. and l am pleased that this club
appreciates 1t. Their business reputa-
ton is a guarantee of square treat
ment. and their facilities in the way
of complete and extensive stock OF
best quality interior finish. sash.
doors. lumber and building materials
are equal to the demand of the COM
munity. The Hardy office and lumber
yard on East Main street Phone
Canon 81. and you will get prompt
attention"
II was in David L. Robison's furn-
iture store. 32I-323 Main street, a
few days ago." said Parson Goodman's
wife. assisting our daughter to Sc
lect a book case. We decided on the
Globe wernicke sectional bookcase.
because from time to time other sec
tions may be added a little expense.
as the new books accumulate. and yet
the beauty and symmetry OF the book
case will be retained. In looking over
Mr.. Robbison's excellent stock OF
furniture. II occurred to me how many
really useful and beautiful articles
can be selected from his stock.
Every article will last for years and
be of permanent value. i saw beau
tiful articles OF furniture OF every
kind. dayenports. bufYets. china cab
inets. kitchen cabinets. artistic rugs.
and art squares. llnoleums. mattings.
curtains. carpet sweepers. mattresses.
couches. easy chairs. handsome din
ner sets. etc. There is scarcely an ar
ticle in David l.. Robison's double
store that would not make n valued
gift for any occasion"
Il always pull fair with the man
who's hitched In harness with me-"
said Judge Mandamus. THE man
who helps me to tote the burden OF
home affairs. who pays taxes, chips
in bonuses. helps 10 back home enter
prises-he's the man who gets my
money. You've never heard. / reckon.
OF my patronizing any OF the nom
responsible Insurance agents. All the
money they pick up goes. But agen-
cies like A. McFarlane's. 223 Main
street. illustrate my idea OF mutual
benefit. He represents well known
companies. such as the Continental
Fire insurance Co. OF New York. the
Fidelity OF New York. and Springfield
Fire and Marine. and writes all
kinds OF risks-fire. lightning. lorna
do, plate glass. etc Mr. McFarlane ia
agent for the Canon City Coal Co.
whose mines are at Rockvale. and
fills orders promptly for this excellent
coal Phone, Canon 1884,"
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 New Method
Laundry. 22S Main street, II. Roach.
owner. fills the demands In this par
ticular. The New Method Laundry
has the facilities for first-class work.
and the proprietor understands his
business. The utmost care Is used In
handling all goods. They are
thoroughly cleansed properly ironed
and delivered. The New Method Laun-
dry takes care of rush work in fine
shape. as can testify. and also does
family washings They give partic-
ular attention to ladies' shirt waists
and lace curtains. and will not injure
the most delicate fabric. Phone. West
S4s and have their wagon call for
your bundle"
The committee on arrangements for
the Thanksgiving festival, to be given
for the benefit OF the members of the
united churches. reported that they
had made a contract with J. f. Best,
proprietor OF Mlller's. 514 Main street.