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

time" said he, you will find
this a pleasant, hOme-like and
most agreeable place to live until
you are finally located"
While our citizens know that
the only proper material for side
walk is cement, the construction
CT buildings and tiles from ce-
ment is yet a novelty" said Jos.
Hustler. However the. rapid
increase in the use of cement tiles
for drainage and blocks both for
foundations and walls, is certain.
They last longer than brick and
as long as stone. 1t is not nee
eSSary to 60 out of town for any
thing that can be made of ce-
ment, building blocks, sidewalks,
CUTTERS, tiles, or in fact anything
in interior or exterior cement
work, as P. COOprider, 26O3 For
rest Ave. Phone 2lS A, is turn
ing out everything in this line,
with the very latest improved ma
chinery, and all work contains
first quality material. Mr.. Coop
rider makes a speciality of side
walk and ornamental work, and
his finished products in this line
is far superior to all others, as
users of cement products will
testify"
"There is one business the cat
alOg men do not meddle with, "
said ParsOn Goodman, "the
butchers"
but the packer does" said
Mr.. Jones, Ibis agents slip
around, take orders for cured
meats. They get no encourage
ment from me. Shaeffer & Kel-
cher, of the Palace market, 1915
Main, supplies my table. His
market is always stocked with
the very best of prime meats of
every description that | know to
be of first class quality. and thor
Oughly inspected. Their weights
are honest, and prices graded to
the lowest market notch. 1t
pays to trade with these people
of the Palace Market. They make
a specially of home made SauS-
age, pure lard, fine hams, bacon
and other meats, and always
have an excellent lot of poultry
and other extra nice meats for
Sunday dinners. Prompt deliver
les to all parts of the city. Phone
No. $50.
A business project that aug
ments both our manufacturing
and commercial interests" said
Brother GOOdfellOw, g is the Ct.
Bend BOttling Works, 1909 Kan
SaS avenue. which exists under
the capable dictatorship of Don
Weltmer. 1t is devoted to the
manufacturing and marketing of
soda waters, carbOnated b9Ner-
ages and aerated drinks of sum
dry flavOrS and kinds, which pro-
ducts have won a place in the
local and foreign market be-
cause they have been found pure
and exhilirating and pleasing to
the tastes of patrons at the num-
erOuS places that handle these
gOOdS-patrOnS who are not sat
iSfied with anything but the best.
The Great Bend BOttling Works
have well equipped and arrang-
ed plant, using the most approx
ed appliances for bOttling. The
secret of their success is,-'its the
water known as the Deep Soft
Water that is noted for its pur-
ity and goes so far in making
the products of this establish
ment noted. Both a good local
and out of town trade is enjoy
ed"
"NOw, when the parsonage is
ready for occupancy, one of the
pertinent questions that confrOnts
US is the question of insurance,
we'll 60 pOSte-haste to James
Clayton our favOrably known in
surance agent here, and have him
insure it and contents. as he rep
reSents some of Americas and
EurOpe's stauncheSt and best in
Surance companies, comprehend
ing all lines; he is the wide
awake underwater who has been
writing up 50 much business from
which we may judge that his deal
ings have been liberal, prompt |
and correct with every policy |
holder, as the rates are the same,
why not get the besti Then
again, he contributes to every
public enterprise that has been
a benefit to the city. He also
makes farm and city loans with
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