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

ner in which the work is done.
al this place does not injure the
daintiest fabric, and when it
comes to dyeing; their methods.
are the latest improved, and in
both lines of work satisfaction is
guaranteed. They are also max
ing a fine reputation for having
work ready when promised. If
you have anything in this line
to be done, l would suggest that
you call phone $50 and your
work will be called for.
The craving of the inner man,
for tempting menu is made hap
Ipy at the most inviting and Splen-
didly conducted cafe in the city,
the Monarch at lila South Main.
which caters to those who prefer
a tempting and palatable meal,
prepared by master chefs, and
served by an exceptionally polite
and experienced corps of waters.
: The furnishings and environments
combined with Al service, all
contribute to the comfort Of
guests while partaking of reg:
ular or special meal. The mere
fact that j. H. KnaggS, the pro-
prietOr, is associated with the
place, is proof sufficient that re-
fined folk or even an epicure will
be amply pleased with the service.
} The committee on securing
transportation for the members to
the church bazaar at Farmer
Muchland'S, reported that they
had been given very satisfactory
terms by G. S. Sprague, our very
popular liveryman and hackman
here. ParSOn Goodman express
ed satisfaction that Mr.. Sprague
always has steady, reliable driv-
erS and good teams, including
some of the finest saddle horses
N the state, and leaves nothing
undOne for the comfort and safe,
ty of his patrons, "and, as for.
me" said the parsOn, 81 will in
vite Deacon TitefiSt to JON me
in riding to the church bazaar ON.
a pair of those famous saddle,
horses" Liverymen may come,
and liverymen may go, but Mr..
Sprague is always to be found
ready to serve the public. He.
has carriages for funerals at very
liberal rates, and does business.
on the live and let live basis.
His Hack service is Par Excel.
lence. Baggage line in cOnnec-.
ton. Calls answered day or
night. The phone at the barn
is No, 200.
while you cannot order pho
tOgraphs by mail, great many
have thought it necessary to 60
to the larger cities to have photo
graphs made" suggested Brother
Jones, However" he continued,
81 have learned by experience
tina! you can secure the very lat.
est ideas in photography at the.
studio of A. E. Dirks, located at
1915 ~ Main. His studio is.
equipped for doing all that can
be done by photographers in any
city in any state and the finish
on his work will compare favor
ably with that of any of the not,
ed photographers of the east, He
has had the experience and knows
what the people of this commun,
lty want. That is why he is en-.
titled to your trade and is get>
ting a large portion of it"
In late years the subject Of
scientific hOrse-shOeing has been
much discussed, and Justly So"
asserted Brother jones. I'm many
states, nowadays, one must hold
g diploma in order to conduct a
hOrse-shOeing business; but" he
said, I'VE have an exponent of
this important branch. that is
shOeing horses along scientific
lines, | mean R. 0. Tabler. who
Is located at 1l02 South Main.
and conducts a well fitted and
busy shop where only skilled ar,
tisanS are devOting their time to
this special line of business, thus
affOrding the public good facili,
ties and scientific methods in
caring for man best friend the
horse. Mr.. Tabler also does gen,
eral blacksmithing and wood,
work"
Now that We have the neces,
sary supplies ordered, the next
thing is to have them safely de-
llvered; so we will just call up
the Red Ball transfer of which R. .
5. Leewright is the proprietor.
Phone res 421, or if he is not