Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
ING REGISTER, SUNDAY, MAY z.

| coming Jackets. They exclaimed SIM
| ~ultaneously, Don't take 1t OH" Inc
| old cloak was wrapped up, Uncle Josn
meanwhile declaring shat In extent,
| quality and completeness Mr.. Taylor's
stock was superb" Says he, Mr..
| Taylor is always to the front Wild
the latest fashions, and you VIII
receive the politest OF attention from
an exceptionally excellent corps OF
clerks. One of the secrets OF the great
| success Of this house is that 1t IS con-
| stantly In the market for the finest
| goods, ::and has q very genius for buying
them at remarkably low figures. Add
tc this an inviolable rule of sharing us
bargains with its customers, and you
| have the reason of it's popularity.
In the meantime Charles had suggest
ed ''smoke," and they were excused.
The fact was pretty well known that
Uncle Josh was escorting a wedding
party, so that a few insignificant winks
drew a number of gentlemen TO hugo
L. Loos' elegant cigar establishment
at 1920 Market street. Your pest cl-
CARS" said Charles to this popular
caterer of nicotine's devotees, and the
delightful aroma of such choice cigars
as the Boouet and Robt. Fulton was
soon ascending the pleasing incense.
The quality Of Mr.. Loos' cigars Las
placed them high In public favor.
"We'll give Polly q little more time
over her finery," said Uncle Josh, as
they sauntered up the street, for you
need some tonsorial work, ard we'll
drop into Lewis & Clemens parlors, I'M
der the Grand Opera House. That's
where you can get a quick, neat, expert
and In every way as enjoyable q shave,
hair cut or shampoo as any pampered
prince of the realm ever got" 10
which Charles acknowledged when, q
short time afterwards, he emerged from
one Of the best appointed and best con-
Quoted barber shops in the country.
They were also informed by Lewis IL
Clemens that they employed artists who
were especially skilled In trimming
ladies' bangs.
Come to think of it," exclaimed
Uncle Josh, as they reached the street,
II must run over to the Peoples Bank
and get another check book. Come with
me and I'll introduce you to the cashier,
Geo. w. Eckhart, Jr., for Of course you
will deal with him, and 1t is always
pleasanter to be personally acquainted
with the man you do business. h
bank is as solid as the base rocks OF the
Universe and has q working capital OF
! 500, 900, with a surplus Of S31 ,500. You
will find them ever ready to extend any
accommodations compatible with ousi-
ness principles"
"What an exquisite monument ex-
claimed Polly, as they passed Muldoon
& Co.'s marble and granite works at
1921 South street. EYES," said Uncle
| Josh, "Muldoon e. Co. lead in their art,
both In the beauty Of their design and
the artistic perfection of their carving.
Their work is as neal faultless as hui
man skill can accomplish that result.
And they are very moderate In their
! prices, too. l don't believe, actually,
that there is a marble dealer In West
Virginia who can touch them on figures.
"By the way" says Uncle Josh, You
mentioned w. S. Foose, the insurance
man. His office Is at Room In the
Library Building. You will want q
builders risk on your new house, and
fire, lightning and tornado insurance,
on your farm property. Then you
can't do a more sensible or satisfac-
tory thing than to give your wife a
paid up policy Of life insurance. My
friend Mr.. Foose not only has lines Of
the solIdest and best com panies, but he
is an expert aud trustworthy under
writer"
"Uncle," said Polly, "as the interior
OF our home will be my charge, | am
particularly concerned about the finish
i mean as to decorating and paper
hanging"
"Got the very man in my eye," re-
piled Uncle Josh. my friends, John
Friedel & Co.'s line of paper and bord-
ers is larger and more beautiful than
ever before. Come In and see their
samples of combinations for side wall,
| ceilings and borders and you will be
| convinced that they are not only veri-
table artists, but that they have re-
duced home adornment to a beautiful
science. Their ambition is to make
their work perfect and they are invaria-
bly, successful. No one understands
better the true harmony Of colors, and
under their direction you will find your
home made into q palace OF neatneSs
and delightful effects"
"These house fixin's remind me-"
continued the old man, that you
haven't got your dishes yet. The most
famous stock in extent, quality and
| completeness Is right here" But the
reader need not be told what an array
| of tableware Polly had to select from.
| There isn't positively a thing In the
line Of china, crockery, glass or porce-
lain, needed for use or ornament In any
part of the house, that cannot be found
at Friedel &Co.'s, and In infinite variety
and at wonderfully low prices. Polly's
order suggested her thorough apprecia-
ton.
'Uncle," said Polly, 81 wish you
would recommend a laundry. Pm
afraid l can never satisfy his lordship
here with respect to his linen"
"All right" laughed the old man,
sthat Is easily done. Send it down to
the Wheeling Laundry, at 81 Eleventh
street. Mr.. Potter has everything fur
nished complete and for latest improve
ments can hardly be beat. l never saw
laundry work turned out so near the
acme Of perfection as his Is, and the
beauty is that your articles CONF back
| uninjured, not even q button missing.
His object seems mainly TO extract the
dirt while others strive to tear up the
shirt. All the gentlemen %patronize the
Wheeling Laundry.
II would like to make you acquainted
with DIR. c. L. Hill, Of the New York
Dental Association, too" said the old
man.
III ever you have to supplement nat
ural teeth with"