Ufa Nebraska. Independent
OCTOBER 26, 1905
PAGE 10
VENEERED TREE PROTECTORS
Our readers will notice an adver
tisement of the Hart Pioneer Nur
series, of Ft. Scott, Kans., running
in this paper, regarding an improved
Veneered "Tree Protector."
We have seen a sample of these
protectors, and judging from the high
class of testimonials that this firm
furnishes, they evidently are a good
thing, and will do all that they claim
of them," such as protecting trees
from mice, borers, rabbits, hot winds,
sun scald, etc.
We notice testimonials from some
of the largest orchardists in the coun
try, who are using them, also from
leading horticulturists and secretaries
of many horticultural societies, adco
cating the protectors.
If any of our readers have trees or
shrubs to protect, they will do well to
correspond with the above firm and
get their circulars and samples.
Missed Something
Adam was showing Eve the beauti
ful sights in the garden of Eden.
"How do you like it, dear?" he
asked. "It's too lovely for , anything,"
she said, "but I am so sorry about
one thing!" '
"What is that?" s
"I have no friends to send souvenir
postal cards to!" she answered with
a dry sob. Chicago Tribune.
The Wrong Man
Fair Visitor Here, my poor man,
are some roses for you. . What can I
do to make you comfortable? '
Prisoner Guess youTe makin' ,a
mistake, lady.
Fair Visitor Mistake, how?
Prisoner I'm only here fer porch
climbin'. Yer'll find the guy that
killed hi wife in the next cell. Cleve
land Leader. i
: . Family Secrets . ,
"I hope you'll grow up to be a good
and intelligent man, like your father,"
said the patronizing relative. v ;
"That's easy," answered the pain
fully precocious youngster. "Mother
says '. I've got him beat . already."
Washington Star. .
farmers, a Little Harness Talk May Profit
You if You are About to Buy
N " s l m
il ""'(S3)"""" ) i so
Buckstaff
Harness
have Qual
ity and You
can depend
upon it.
We use the Old
Fashion e d Oak.
Tanned California
Leather the very best obtainable such as give you long
faithful service. The cu' ting, stitching, making are faultless.
We make all Grades and Styles.
There is a local dealer in every community who can show
them to you. Remember, they are all stamped with the let
ters "B. B." on the ends of the traces.
We do not retail. If this harness interests you, show it
to your dealer. We will be glad to hear from you.
Buckstafff Bros. Mfg. Co. a"jSK':-; Lincoln, Neb.
to fevers of the Independent
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come subscribers of The Independent and who would also be likely to
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NAME.
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STATE.
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tST'If you feel a bearing-down sensation, sense
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MODERN METHODS OF MERCHANDISING
.:1
rVt n o Knva illiietro firm J fhA milln
HUllUttl V. VIIVj ..-. m. .v -
tile Company, Kansas City, Mo., who are
leaders in Modern Aietnoas oi iuercnan
dising. ' .
. They have enjoyed a wonderful growth
and attribute their success to the mod
em plan of doing business, to noerai au-
irnrllolnir In rontitnhlo nnnfrs Which; eO
into the home of the consumer, to the
high standard or quality or tne gouus
they distribute and their prompt and
courteous manner of dealing with their
patrons. ji
This Modern Metnoa is tne pian oi ui
rect sales from factory to user at factory
prices for cash, and one price to every
buyer, large or small. One institution
where every want or tne consumer can oe
satisfied at the minimum price.
V.-V narrv mif thlfl Tln th KplTIDert
i w ,aii v...w , - - - - - - '
Paxton Company located their mam
warehouses ana ornces in lvansas ui?,
where they can reach every section of the
United States, Canada and Mexico.
They buy, import ana manuiaciure aim
collect in their Kansas City warehouses
every kind of merchandise and from there
distribute it to their customers, and their
enormous capital is thus kept busy work
ing to the advantage oi me mmieu uujei
as well as the large buyer.
Not only is a vast sum oi money in
vested, but an army of men. all special
ists in their particular mercantile une,
1. i.uair ultnni linw Irk nil the llotAllS
of manufacturing, assembling, buying and
distributing the products oi many iac
torles. , , .
The fact that this company nlmost
doubles its volume of business eacli year
indicates that this plan of consolidating
iinn m niti(.ii Into one ItlkT insti
tution, is appreciated by the million of
shrewd buying people of the LnitM
State. . , ..
fij. rim off.ir.t the noonle of the
A til I'M.,. ...-- - .
- ii..- mull -i i i.l rural districts the
name advantage the buyer enjoys in the
lure cities wherv tnre nrt iiuuieiuus
retail stores handling all kinds of good
!... ...-. iii i ton t:iaip,uiv tro to the
extreme to accommodate and satisfy Jhelr
customer at a distance, as you v. hi
.. .....I- ,wi,riiwinnti in other columns.
.. .. ... ..tr m ..! ihlr tmiiU nut on 30
rtays trial. This given their customer
th opportunty u t ineir imn juih
valucH in tlu tr own hurnen. and th Kern
... . i'.in.nMiiv will mtv nit the
frtlxht or psprvH cliargen If anything
they mil no prove jMiintu-iory n
Tld U i fUInly u veo' broad, liberal
plan tnai will pfiult ciutaniiTs at a
luice to ordT anythin tliey wunt and
ie U UUPcd U thm with th wlUve
assurance that if they are not pleased it
does not cost them one penny. The Kem-per-Paxton
Company do this and do it
because they believe in honest people and
honest goods.
The large Catalog which this company
publishes and distributes free to any adult
who asks for it, is a wonderful book of
nearly 800 pages with thousands of illus
trations of merchandise of every descrip
tion. '- - , - -
It costs nearly $1.00 to print, and mail
but it is a complete store in itself and is
a salesman that is busy for at least one
year and it is a very economical sales
man, too. It is called for in such great
quantities that a large modern printing
plant is kept busy every working day in
the year and as soon as one edition is
completed another one is begun. They
are constantly changing and keep up to
date in styles, prices and new goods. 4
A force of artists, engravers and pho
tographers are constantly at work making
illustrations of the thousands of articles
of merchandise listed in this catalog.
Everything is done on a large yet eco
nomical scale and the smallest orders re
ceive exactly the same prompt, careful
attention as the larger outs.
The system necessary to conduct such
an enormous business with so much de
tail that requires great care must be a
very exact one and requires hundreds of
busy people.
The thousands of letters addressed to
the Kemper-Pax ton Company and given
to the Rural Free Delivery Carrier or
dropped into the postofiiees in every lo
cality in the United States each day
might be likened to grains of wheat in a
ripened field, gathered together by the
wonderful machinery of modern times
nnd brought In one big load to the mill,
and there passing through cleaners, shak
era, sifters, elevators, spouts, grinders,
packers nnd ankers, comes out in a dif
ferent form, labeled and tagged for the
patron.
The equivalent of these thousands of
letters received esich morning Is repre
sented by enormous trucks loaded with
Injses and barrels of Kemper-l'axton
nierrhaudlMe, addressed to euwtomera re
siding In the North. South, Kat and
Vest. and great bag of mall, contain
ing cataliiKiis nnd biter In response to
Inquiries of customers,
Kvery eftre U taken to In mi re prompt
neM lit filling orders and every safeguard
to prevent errors.
No one hould be without thin big cat
alogiie; It will h Sent fre upon reqtiesi!.
The Kemper-I'axton Mercantile (?om
puny U one of the In ten-stir)- fights cf
KHiid.m City, nnd Ita (hmrx nre nlwayg
open wide to the visitor In the city.