The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-04-19

cy groceries, fresh aud flrst-class, mo
shelf worn goods there, while the pri
ces are down to brass tacks.'"
+" 1t don't follow, though, he conlinu.
ed, "that careful attention to matters Of
the table need only to be paid to grocer :
les and provisions the meat question is
equally essential To locate the man who
carries constantly choice meats, juicy
steaks, and game and fish in season, is
quite an undertaking, but heartily re-
commend w. II. Yerkes. He is cheap,
always we'll stocked, handles nothing but
the choicest of prime aud we'll condition
ed meats, and makes strong point Of
combining quantity and quality for the
money.
Sand now, just little more advice to
Poll, said Uncle Josh, 81 know that she
is good bread maker, but there is one
first-class bakery in town, and 1t is really
as cheap and save you lots of labor to
patronized 1t. mean John Reincrt.
He is constantly supplied with the very
fseshest of bread, pies, cakes, aud in fact
everything in the bakery line. He has
been established here for many years and
has won large trade in bis line. y
"We'll leave Polly here fer moment
while you and l visit the cigar store of ].
b. Kline" said Uncle to Charles. ''His
brand called 'Lambertvile Puffs' is TAX
ing the lead of all others, and want you
to try them. Mr.. Kline controls an ex-
ira large trade on his goods from the very
fact of their fine quality" On entering
the store Uncle Josh made Charles pre-
sent of box of Lambertville Puifs, aud
on their return Polly said she didn't care
as long as he smoked the Lambertville
Puffs. ~
"Whcre had we better buy our fuel 4"
asked Charles, whose mind was constant
ly turned 10 the practical. "Why OF Asa
II. Heath, of course; ought to have
thought of that. They handle all kinds
Of the best grades of hard and soft coal
and wood, and from long business ac-
quaintance with them, can personally
guarantee that you may depend on getting
weight and measure at the lowest market
price, This stand pride themselves on
their good reputation in their line"
GAS you are going to farming. remark
ed Uncle Josh, ''you will need harness.
The boss horse mllincr In this section is
J. II. Titus. They employ only first class
workmen aud give personal supervision to
the minutest detail of manufacture.
There is nothing In their line that cannot
be had OF them--heavy and light, single
and double, plain and fancy, work and
buggy harness, they have them in stock.
They carry everything else that Is found
In a complete stock saddles, whips, fly
nets, busters, lap robes everything that
farmer OF gentlsman horse owner can
possibly desire, ana as TO trunks, vaiises,
and saddles, they can't be beat.
Snow that we have moment TO spare
let's go up and see my old friends A. Green
and A. X. Heath. want TO have my old
family carriage fixed up. My boys used
1t very rough last winter, but fortunately
knew where to have II made good as
new again without giving mortgage on
my farm TO pay for II either. Green and
Heath do all kinds OF repairing and paint
Ing and trimming, and get the biggest end
OF the work In that line here from the
fact OF their reputation for first-class
work.
81 tell you, my boy,n remarked Uncle
Josh, Ia an aside to Charlie, shat this
young wife OF yours Is a model housekeep-
er, especially is she one OF the best bread
makers who ever queened over an oven.
The most expert bakers must have good
material to work with. As good flour Is "a
desideratum, l advise you TO patronize
the Lear, Holcomb 81 Niece -four mills.
Their brands diamond, "'Royal, " "Har-
vest " and "White Loaf, !" and their meal
and Graham excel anything on the market.
They also have on hand all kinds OF feed
at lowest market prices.
"Now," cried the old gentleman, now
for picture Of this crowd. In good old
country fashion wen go to the photo
graph gallery OF F. 2. Fritz. His pictures
are wonderful Ia fidelity and finish. !
want one full sized photo for my study
and some small ones for friends. Mr..
Fritz Is famous for successful enlarging,
and want to give you life.size repre-
sentation Of yours truly. He has the
soul OF true artist. All his work Is a
labor of love in which he will not stop
short OF perfection.
Upon rejoining Polly she began to vol
ubly express her thanks. 'Yeu have
bought us everything" she exclaimed.
"Only one thing" remarked Uncle Josh
reficctively, "but can remedy that, and
you can get it; I'll pay for IT,"
"W-h-y," exclaimed Polly with great
| curiosity, "What ever is III"
"Well, It's newspaper--subscribe fol
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