Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-05-17

look Ike d newly liIollISNi Aiie'1'
Before leaving, having found
goods and prices irresistible,
Charlie also invested in a com
plete outfit of gents furnishings,
from the late style hat to a dozen
shirts Newman is not to be
undersold i'll the State.
Being now somewhat fatlgued
Uncle Josh suggested a resort
to some place of refreshment.
At the refresllrnent table the
old man waxcd philosophical.
"Never neglect your larder, said
he. That important adjunct to
housekeeping controls masculine
temper. TO that end you must
patronize a grocer OIL whom you
can depend for honest goods.
Through all -:1y dealings,
/ have found Summerell Bros
perfectly reliable. You will find
them careful dealers, always full
stocked with every possible
thing in the line Of staple and
fancy groceries, fresh and first
class, 10 Shelf worn goods there
while the prices are down TO
brass tacks. 1t will be a good
place to bring your produce
cause Summerel1 Bros make a
speciality of buying country pro
duce, always paying the highest
prices goin'.'
Lets sec---I promised you
gold watch, didn't l." queried
Uncle Josh of Polly, land a. J..
Bateman' S Jcwelry Store is the
very place to get one cheap" .
Thcreupon the old man gallantly
acquitted himself Of the promise
and directed Polly'5 attention
TO the superior stock Of silver
ware carried by this house,
"Thcre is 10 other such house
in town" said the old man. land
will guarantee the quality to
be the very best. Pick out your
family clock while here" lie
added, "Bate1nan carries mag
t1ihccnt line. Don't forget an
other fact, he continued, "if ever
you unfortunately need optical
goods, this is the place to come.
They have everything required
to improve affected eyes and to
determine the required treat~
1nent."
"Oh!" calculated Polly,as they
halted before a show window,
"what perfectly lovely slipper. "
eyes" said Uncle Josh, "Brink~
! ley's stock can't be equalled in
style and extent in this section.
Go III, look it over and get &C
quainted." It might have been
policy not to have extended that
invitation, had not Uncle Josh
known what wise economy it is
to trade at Brillkley's Emporium,
for Polly found goods and prices
SO seductive that she purchased
an outfit from a comfortable
walking slipper to a handsome
walking boot. Charlie invested
in oentc fine shoes. while Uncle
Josh indnlged in a stout farm
boot. No one needing footwear
can resist the styles and prices
offered at Brinkley's Emporium.
And i'll the matter of fire i'll
surance," he continued, that is
Of Importance. You Will want a
builders risk Oh your new house,
and fire, lightning and tornado
insurance on your farm property;
then you can't do more sensible
OF satisfactory thing than to give
your wife a paid up policy i'll
life insurance and take out acCi
dent for yourself. Ny friend w.
B. Shepard not only has lines OF
the solidest and best companies,
but he IS an expert and trust
worthy underwater, represent
ing a large number of the "old
reliable companies. "
ooh. say, Uncle" exclaimed
Polly, "where can | go for dry
goods? This dress is hardly suits
able, must admit
"Well, my girl, if you want to
select from one of the most ex-
tcnsive1y stocked establishments
i'll the city, l must direct you
back to Brinkley's Emporium
where we bought shoes, who car
ries a stock Of dress goods that
for variety aud real value is sell
dom seen outside the largest
metropolitan cities. He carries
all the latest Weaves in fashion,
able dress goods and you are
sure to be guided right in your
selections. You have already
found Mr.. Brinkley pleasant to
deal with and his employees
polite and expert, while the
prices cannot be duplicated. !
Not only did Polly get her al
new dress but her attention be-
ing called to Brinkley's big
assortment Of dishes and glass
ware, she furnished her dining
room complete.
Halt !" commanded Uncle
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