Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-23
GOOD CHEER TO ALL.

WANTED-Five thousand men TO
call and get quart bottle of famous
California port. Free. 987 Main ave.
John kellenberger, wholesale and
retail dealer in wines, liquors and ci-
gars, is keeping open house. The air
is ladened with Merry Christmas
warmth around his establishment. To
one and all he is extending the glad
hand of good fellowship.
The name Kellenberger is a syno.
nym of quality-his wares are the
cream of production.
Recently, while on the coast, Mr..
h' llenberger purchased heavy sub
ply 'of stock, included in the list, was
a ton and a quarter keg of wine, the
very best of the famous California
port-by the way, the keg is the larg-
est ever brought to Durango-and
that all may have an opportunity to
sample this famed beverage, Mr.. kel-
lenberger is giving away quart bot
tie to every friend and customer, and
if he doesn't give it all away he will
retail it at 50 per gallon.
The pride of the house, however, is
Kellenberge's Julep, famed far and
near for flavor and purity, and rec
commended by doctors and nurses for
use in hospitals. The julep is the
exclusive product of Mr. Kellenberger,
| and is in constant demand throughout
the entire southwest.
Strictly first-class domestic and Ha-
vana cigars are carried in large guam
titles, and any order from a single
weed upward can be filled promptly.
The line of wet goods in stock is
the most complete of any house in
the west.
"Kellenberger's" supplies go to ev-
cry nook and corner of the whole
southwest and it takes up much OF
Mr.. Kellenberger's time in calling on
his many customers, but local patrons
are well cared for by his able assist
ants
"Kellenberger's" place enjoys the
distinction of being very popular
gentleman resort. His friends are
| legion, pioneers, business men, stock
men, miners, ranchers-and all, and
they take pleasure in making his
place their headquarters, and as the
years slip by, the more popular the
proprietor and his place becomes. Men
who blazed the way to this southwest
empire, like to meet and chat of the
yester-years, and the door of hospi-
tality is never closed to anyone, al
Kellenberger's.
| There is no mystery surrounding the
popularity of Mr. Kellenberger. The
method of conducting his business has
won him such.
In the meantime the attention OF
the people is called to the fact that
John Kellenberger is a true advocate
of 'Patronize Home Industries" Thi:
vearwhen agents were around solicit.
ing orders for calendars he turned
them down and gave his order to loca
firms. The calendar that he is Civ
ing is strictly home product and it ii
better by far than an eastern produc
tion would be. The calendar is &
beauty, and quite EXPENSIVE large
sized photo of his magnificent curiC
window in glazed effect makes a,
nifty calendar as one could wish
Delving deeper into the cause Of
Mr.. Kellenberger's popularity we fint
that he believes worthy cause de
serves a boost. He has purchased
over a thousand Red Cross seals ant
on every package that leaves his es
tablishment is found an emblem, ,
silent witness of his contribution il
the national fight against the accurse'
white plague. He gives with an opeI
hand, but his deeds of charity are un
heralded.