The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

built 1 was urged to give the heating
and plumbing contracts TO outside
parties. but Grand Junction plumbers
are good enough for me. There are
no jobs of plumbing or heating that
j. f. Mckenzie, registered sanitary
plumber. 545 Colorado avenue. is not
capable of doing. whether it is in a
modest private residence or a big
public building. And then he is not
in so great hurry TO get rich as it
seems some of the big city firms in
his line are. judging by their prices
~. Z. Mckenzie supplies the most
modern sanitary steam and hot water
iheating and plumbing systems. and
his work is done on honor Phone
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The committee on arrangements
4 for the annual fall festival. TO be
given for the benefit of mem
bers of the Sunday school
reported that they had made
a contract with X. G. Miller, 514 Main
street for all the plain and fancy
confectionery. ices and ice cream
needed for the occasion They had
looked over Mr. MiIler's stock. and
found that his candies were fresh.
pure and delicious, and his ice cream
was made of the very choicest mater
ials. They were entirely satisfied
with Mr.. Miller's goods. and found
him generous in his prices. The COM
mittee praised his exhibit of confec-
tionery novelties. 1t includes a full
line Of the most choice confectionery.
much of it in artistic and dainty
boxes.
Mr. Miller makes a specially of
pure ice ecream, ices and homemade
candies for weddings. parties and re-
ceptions, and sells ice cream by the
single dish. His ice cream parlor
is handsomely furnished with indi-
vidual tables, and is a popular resort
for ladies and children. Miller is
doing his part toward making the
business institutions of Grand juno
ton equal to those of the large cities.
Phone, Mesa $50"
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 Elite
laundry, Third street and Colorado
avenue. I. NJ. Edwards. proprietor.
| fills the demands in this particular
The Elite laundry has the facilities
/ for first class work, and the proprie-
/ tor understands his business. The
utmost care is used in handling all
goods. They are thoroughly cleansed,
properly troned and delivered
promptly on time. Work called for
and delivered The Elite laundry
takes care of rush work in fine shape.
as ! can testify. and also does family
washings. They give particular at
tention to ladies' shirt waists and
lace curtains and will not injure the
most delicate fabrics. Phone. Juno
tion $50, and they will call for your
| bundle
| One of the most preposterous
propositions of the mail order houses
is to supply wall paper and paints"
remarked Judge Mandamus. when
right at home we have the best quail
tiles and varied designs and latest
styles to select from. L. Cherveny,
successor to Davies g. Cherveny. 321
Main street. can satisfy the most ex-
acting taste on wall paper and when
it comes to paints. he is right at the
front. both on quality and price No
I sir. There is nothing to be gained
in sending away from home for wall
paper and especially paints. In
buying paints you want 10 know the
man who stands behind them. There's
scarcely anything sold so easy to
swindle the buyer as paints. l.. Cher
veny Will not sell YOU any goods
| that are not all right. He makes
| specially of high grade imported and
domestic wall papers, paints, oils, col
| ors. varnisheS, stains and mouldings
Mr.. Cherveny does all kinds of dec
Grating. painting and paper hanging,
| and sign writing. Mr.. Cherveny
handles Grand Junction paints. made
expressly for this climate, and guar
anteed to give satisfaction Phone.
red 1854"
The committee on securing trans
portation for the members of the So
ciety to the social at Farmer Much
lands reported that they had been
given very satisfactory terms from
w. p. Rodd's City stables. ESQ Colo
RADIO avenue. Parson Goodman ex-
pressed satisfaction. Mr. Rodd has
steady. reliable drivers and good
teams, and leaves nothing undone for
the comfort of his patrons" declared
the parson. "1.iverymen may come
and liverymen may go. but w p.
Rodd is always to be found ready to
serve the public He has surreys for
funerals at very moderate rates. and
does business on the live and let live
basis. Calls answered day or night.
/ Single drivers and saddle horses a
specially. Phone, red PAL
One of the queer things in the
question of home trade" said Hon.
Thomas Jones, lis the tendency of
citizens to injure their grain market.
Take the matter of flour Here's the
! Mesa Flour Mill Co, j. O'Boyle.
president. that manufacturers the
most superb flour, every good house
keeper in the community will admit
! that she never had any flour better
| than their Imperial and Star brands
yet some citizens order flour made
elsewhere and which frequently fails
/ to give satisfaction. Occasionally a
farmer uses foreign made flour Mills
! like these bring farmers IN Grand