The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-08

cheap and will save you lots of labor
TO patronize it, | mean G. w. Larry,
He is constantly supplied with the
very freshest of bread, pies, cakes, and
in fact everything in the bakery line.
He has been established here for many
years and has won a large trade in
his line
"But Polly paid little attention TO
this lecture, although it was the solid
truth, for she was thinking of a new
hat "Uncle, where can | find the
leading millinery establishment ~
AUST a few doors further down, re
marked Uncle Jesh, "and we will visit
Miss Alvena Graver who by the way,
has on hand one of the completest
stock of millinery to be found in the
CITY. You can get just what you want
there, "The Latest Styles and Lowest
Prices being her motto. She has that
experiences which guarantees that
when you have once purchased of her
you have the proper thing at the low
est possible price" And a few hours
later there was never a happier lady
than Polly.
"And Uncle" exclaimed Polly,
"where can | go for dry goods, this
dress of mine is hardly suitable, must
admit" "Well, my girl, if you want TO
select from one of the most extensively
stocked establishments in the city |
will direct you to E. II. Snyder, who
carries line of dress goods that for
variety and real value, is seldom seen
outside the largest metropolitan cities.
He carries all the latest weaves in
fashionable dress goods and you are
sure to be guided right in your selec-
tions You will fad him pleasant to
deal with and the employees polite and
expert, while their prices cannot be
duplicated"
"And as you are in decided need of a
dress suit said Uncle Josh to Charles,
"a regular swell Sunday-go-to- meeting
finish, you know, very happily, | can
suit you as we'll as though you we're in
some big eastern city We've got, for
tunately, one first-class tailor in Le-
highton, my old friends, Clauss & Bro"
Charles was indeed pleased to find that
he could make selections for full
dress suit from stock of elegant
goods as could be found in the eastern
shops, and was soon convinced that Mr.
Clauss is master of his art as a cutter
Passing down the street Uncle Josh
passed before a handsome drug store
Here is DR.. G. 7. Horn" said he, "and
he may prove to be valuable acquaint-
auce." "But, Uncle, we don't 49," "Oh
| know, you don't need medicine now
and imagine you never will, but | reck.
OIL it won't be uureasonably long be
fore this young man will be taking a
decided interest in the matter of pare
gorio, and --" "Unclel" "Well
we'll, come in; sometimes you may
want prescription compounded, and
this is the place. He is competent
. pharmacist, employs only trustworthy
assistants, and carries only the purest
4 drugs and medicines"
"As you are going to farming" re-
marked Uncle Josh, you will need
/ harness. The boss harness milliner in
this section is NJ. j. Hartzell. He EN-
ploys only first class workmen anC
gives personal supervision to the
minutest detail of manufacture. There
| is nothing In his line that cannot bt
had of him-heavy and light, single
and double, plain and fancy, work anC
| buggy harness he has them in stock
He carries everything else that is founC
! in complete stock-saddles whips, ,tiy
nets, busters, lap robes, everything tha
a farmer or gentleman horse owner cal
! possibly desire, and as to trunks, ,valises
and saddles he can't be beat"
sand in the matter of insurance" h,
continued, "that is of Importance. Yol
will want builders risk on your ney
house, and fire, lightning and tornad,
insurance on your farm property. TheI
you can't do a more sensible or salts
factory thing than to give your wife
paid up policy of life insurance. NJ,
friends, j. & H. Seaboldt, not only hav
lines of the solidest aud best com
panies, such as the Liverpool and Lon
don, Globe, the American of Philadel
phia, Home of New York, Niagara, Con
tinental, and in life insurance the Nev
York Mutual Life, but are expert an,
Trustworthy underwriters"
Upon rejoining Polly she began t
to volubly express her thanks. "Yo
have bought us everything" she eA
claimed.
"Only one thing" remarked Uncl
Josh retiectively, "but / can remed
that, Kemerer a. Swartz always have
fine line of them, and you ca
get one whenever you want it I'll pa
for the best"
"W-h-y," exclaimed Polly with grea
curiosity, "What ever is it ?"
"Well, its-a "a baby wagon. and
But Polly had tainted.