Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-17


Gated at 1923 Jefferson, who has
had charge of the construction
OF some of our most pretentiOuS
residences, as well as some of
the most modern business blocks;
at the present time he is engag-
ed in the erection of the German
American Bank building ON Main
street. Mr.. Cork, is a man pro-
ficient in every sense of the term
and if the parsonage is left to
his care, you may rest assured
that the building will be put up
TO our entire satisfaction and ON
modern lines, as well as on time,
too" concluded Mr.. Jones.
The special committee having
in charge the construction of a
new church parsonage, reported
that they had contracted with the
Lindas Lumber Co., with offices
and yards at 10th and Main SITS.
of which G.I. Rudolph is manager
Hon. Thomas Jones expressed sat
isfactiOn. "That is a company, :"
said he, that always gives the
glad hand to every public enter
prise and | am pleased that this
church appreciates it. Its bust
ness reputation is guarantee of
j square treatment and its facili-
ties In the way of a complete and
extensive, best quality interior
finish, sash, doors, lumber and
builders material; also all kinds
of builders hardware equal to
the demand of the community.
Call phone AZ and you will get
prompt attention"
eve are very fortunate" said
cOmrade SureshOt, in having a
first class plumbing establish
ment in our city, and which is
carried ON by experts in their
line. When my house was remOd.
eled, | was urged to give the
heating and plumbing contracts
to outside parties, but Great
Bend plumbers are good enough
for me, and in fact for anybody.
There are no jobs of plumbing or
steam fitting or hot water or air
heating that Fankhauser and
KOOpman are not capable of do
ing, whether it is a modest pri-
vate residence or a big public
building. And then, they are
not in so great a hurry to get
rich as some of the big city firms
in their line are, judging by Their
prices, this firm supplies the most
modern systems and their work
IS done on honor They do all
kinds Of tim and sheet iron work
and their plumbing is the best
that can be had. Their shop is
located at 1908 Williams and
their telephone is No. SO.
'Did you ever try any of that
mail order wall paper?" asked
Brother Jones, of those present.
He received no answer, and con-
tinued. 81 did, but only once, and
that was enough for me. 1t was
not what it was represented 10
be and was of such poor quality
that it very soon had to be re-
placed and when that time came
| had made up my mind to pat
rOnize home people. According
" | went to the wall paper and
paint store of NJ. l.. Crow at 1905
Williams where | had no trouble
in selecting the kind and design
| wanted because his stock is 50
complete and varied that any
body ought to find just what
they want. He put the paper on
for me and it was an excellent
job and my wall paper trouble
was at an end. Mr.. Crow also
handles the practical Painters
line of ready mixed paints, lead
and oils, that tare noted for their
quality and lasting firmneSS. Call
at Crows when you want any
thing IN this line and you will
not be disappointed in what you
receive as it will be of the very
best. He also carries a full line
of dependable window shades"
81 can get groceries cheaper by
clubbing" declared DR.. Currents
wife.
"What kindY" asked Honor
able Thomas Jones. Bogus
spices, imitation coffee, sloppy
canned, refuse stuff of all sorts.
The clubbing grocery solicitor is
one of the worst evils we have,
and when you compare his prices
with the Golden Rule GrOcery's
you will find the latter'S lower
anyhow. That's not all. This
p0nnlar store offers Won q clean