, 1924-03-20

o0BlucSS anu hceH y hio
enterprise has grown to be a very
commendable one. His delivery COW
ers the entire city and you should
We on his list of satisfied customers.
He specializes in butter. butterm,lk
and cottage cheese. Before begin
ming your story of this firm you
should learn the food value Of milk
and butter.
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The success Of this progressive
store has been built upon their guar
antee that prices must be the low
est consistent with quality. At H. f.
McFarland's grocery they always
= of mdern principles in merchan-
dising. They carry a most compre-
hensive line of staple and fancy gro
ceries as we'll as fruits and e
tables. This is one OF Rawlins' mos
!~up-to-date establishments operating
with a view to supplying the needs
of the busy, particular people Of this
vicinity. One order, nc matter how
large nor small phoned to SO or 80.
will convince you that this store IL
the home Of courteous. quality and
prompt delivery. In fact their motto
is: Good Goods. courteous treat
ment, fair prices and Intelligent,
store Is continually adding to its al
. point to live up to their motto this
ready large list Of patrons. Mr.. Nc
Farland will be glad to tell you the
lines he features before you start
your story in this competition.
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Perhaps the last person we are de-
sirous of using in a business way Is
he funeral director. but when the
iced m how deeply grateful We
are for his service. His friendly hand
clasp, bind words, in fact his every
act helps US TO forget our sorrows
II leaB, temporarily. His is the duty
II advisor and how we'll he performs
I. the tact he displays in his duties
hat are 50 necessary in times of be-
'eavement make him our friend for
ife. In Rawlins we find an under
aking establishment which has re-
emily been opened by a courteous,
%actful, educated gentleman. respect
d by all. Mr.. Martin, with his years
II experience and twentieth century
Equipment makes his place q credit
q the city and community and Raw
ms Is glad to welcome him into Its
midst. His services are prompt and
Efficient. No distance is too great
Sor him to go and a phone call will
bring immediate response. Your
needs will be taken care of consider
itely and carefully. Mr.. Martin will
he glad to show you through his es-
adjustment before beginning you
story.
Keep the home fires burning"
but not by the old slavery methods.
In these days of twentieth century
II o have not already done
10 make Ii youT mind this very mo-
ment to adopt the "fretless" way.
heating and lighting with gas. No
IA would allow his wife nor mother
TO enslaye themselves sticking around
he old hot cook stove. or carrying
and coal. II takes the blush
rom their cheek and puts the flush
here instead. Gas il clean. comfort
'bic n convenient. No matter how
"old the weather, Just turn on the
Juice" light a match and presto
GU have any amount OF heat desired.
At the end Of the year you have re-
ttnaA x-Anr fra1 I'm nd -AL.l - A.. q
comforts of home life. Friend wife
n fond mother will be happier and
meals will taste a whole lot
letter. The Rocky Mountain Gas
Co. OF which Mr.. John Strand is the
new and efficient local manager. In at
service day and night every day
Of the year. Mr.. Strand will be glad
TO tell o OF the effort his company
has put forth to furnish you with
this convenience and give you data
for our story.
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When you Rre wondering 'Wh.'
keeps II" just let your mind drift In
the Variety Store Of Rawlins that is
with everything to make the
housewives rekm come
This store. under the new man
Of Messrs. Nelson & Smyth.. I
has taken on a new appearance en-
'irely and you Will be happily sur
prised to zee the wonderful changes
that have taken place and the fresh
and completeness of the new
offered. Every con.
ceivable kind OF merchandise TO low
the hish cost Of LIVING In TO bc
found here Including notions. novel
ties. stationery. glassware. kitchen
ware and a thousand and one things
numerous to enumerate. The
new stock which In arriving daily
has been carefully and painstakinr ely
by the new managers whose
IL to offer the highest quality
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