The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-02-27

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ever have to supplement your natural
teeth" "Ugh! Don't you mention false
teeth to me-" cried Polly. I'll never
toot6loss.' "Oh, as for that" laughed
Uncle Josh, elf you'll only consult good
dentist in time, you can save the catas-
trophe. DR.. A. G. Strickland, for in
stance, is wonderfully expert in saving
natural teeth, and he has the skill and
every mechanical appliance necessary to
do his work with the least discomfort to
his patrons"
"Oh, say, Uncle" exclaimed Polly,
"where can I 60 for dry goods (? This
dress is hardly suitable, must admit"
"Well, my girl, if you want to select
from one of the most exclusively stocked
establishments in the city, will direct
you to G. f. Jones & Co. the place we
could hardly help but notice that thi, firm
carries a stock of dress goods that for
variety and real value is seldom seen out
side the largest metropolitan cities. They
carry all the latest weaves in fashionable
dress goods and you are sure to be guided
right in your selections. You havs
already found Jones & Co. pleasant to
deal with and their employees polite and
expert, while the prices can not be dupll-
Gated.
Woman like, Polly was discussing the
matter OF how she would arrange her new
house and was interrupted by Uncle
Josh. "These house. fxings reminds me, !"
said the old gentleman, that you havn't
got your dishes yet. The most famous
stock in extent, quality, and complete
ness is at John II. Burriss, where you
got your stove. But the average read er
need not be told what sn array of table
ware Polly had to select from. There
isn't positively thing in the line of
china, crockery, glass or porcelain needed
for use or ornament that can not be found
there. He also has splendid stock of
in abundance. Polly's order suggested
her thorough appreciation.
"And in the matter of insurance." he
continued, THAT is Of importance. You
will want risk on your new house, and
fire, lightning and tornado insurance on
your farm property; then you can't do
more sensible or satisfactory thing than
to give your wife paid up policy in life
insurance and take out accident for your
self. My friend, j. D. Max we'll, not only
has lines Of the solidest and best compa-
MES, but he is an expert and trustworthy
underwater. Just listen 70 this: The
London and Liverpool and Globe, Calle-
donian and German American, combi-
nation Of fire companies that cannot be
beaten in any agency. Maxwell also
represents the Mutual Life of New York,
the largest monied institution in the
world, returns the largest dividends to
policy holders, and, being purely mu-
tual. its entire profits belongs to Them"
SPY the way" exclaimed Uncle Josh,
~ IT. HtL1 kr
look after is the lumber for those I'M
provements which are absolutely neces-
sary. Come with me and I'll introduce
you to j. e. Barton, who is the principal
dealer in that line here. He carries the
most complete line of building material
In the country-everything, from the
stills for the foundation to the shingles for
the. roof, including doors, and windows,
mouldings, etc. It Is pleasure to deal
with Mr.. Barton, for his greatest aim is
to give satisfaction to every customer.
SO good lot Of lumber for the improve
ments was bought.
"I declare, Uncle" exclaimed Char
ley, "there goes handsome pheton; I
must have one like that for the girl"
"Get it right here" said the old man.
"You see, my friend, G.. A. Reed, con-
ducts carriage repository here that for
variety and excellence Of stock can not
be beaten. He carries Surveys, carriages,
buggles and phntons OF leading makes
and styles, and is satisfied with moder-
ate profit, too."
While the gentlemen were making
deal for James q Mayer ph@ton, Polly
had her eyes open. Sue had been taking
in the wonderful display of musical
instruments kept by the G. A. Reed
Music House. The "Wheelock" piano
had long ago won her heart by it's purity
Of tone, sympathy Of touch and artistic
case that she positively declared, "Why,
Unole Josh. my home won't be complete
without this Wneelock piano." "Well,
we'll, 1t does beat all how women folks
can think of things-but you shall have
piano. and you couldn't select better
one than the Wheelock. And while
we're getting things for the new home,
nothing could be more appropriate or
sensible than New Home Sowing Ma
chine. Yor'e too sensible girl to de-
vote all your time to music and art,
consent to New Home Sewing Machine,
and there ia TWO kinds of music in her
house.
"Come to think about it, Uncle JOSH"
remarked Charley. "how about coal. Got
to have something for fuel you know"
"Happy thought, happy thought" re-
pied Uncle Josh. "Yes, stree, got to
have coal; can't keep warm on love,
alone. Luckily it amt but little drive
to A. L. Welch's coal office. We'd bet
ter hurry up, too, for he may be out of
Jellico. He's been rushed with orders.
Jellico Is the daisy coal, makes q hot fire,
burns up clean and don't leave clinkers.
You can depend on Mr.. Welch for the
strictest integrity, even in the minutest
detail of business transactions He gives
fellow full value for his money, and
serves customers with promptness and
dispatch" After dozen tons of Jellico
was purchased, the trio started again for
up town. :
'Law Sakes p suddenly exclaimed
Uncle Josh, "all this trading and shop
ping round town has caused me to forget
one Of the greatest essentials to future
existence. 1hsve heard it said that newly
married folks could live on love and
scenery, but an old man of experience
knows better-your table would look
slim without bread, it's the staff Of life
you know. Polly, you must meet G. Il.
e. Ortman, the baker. His bread, pies,
cakes and nick-nacks are conceded by all
to be the finest on earth, and as tor can
Ql0b, W6lI, uo uaS BOt ouOuRu w hocp
your sweet tooth on edge for life time.
Remember, Charley, there is no use of
your 'ootsy tootsy' bothering herself
much about cooking, so long as there is
good baker in town like Ortman.
"Yes, and while we are on this impor-
tant topic of gastrononics, we must not
forget meat. It goes hand and hand with
bread. Now to locate meat market
where you can get fresh wholesome meals
at all times, j. G. Nalley e. Co. are the
men to supply you. This is the boss
meat market in the city and is popular
with every body who is particular to have
the best. The reason for this all is be-
cause they are very careful in the selec-
tion of stock and getthe freshest of every
thing and keep nothing but the very
best. To keep your Hubby in good
humor trade at Nalley & Co.'S. market
every time. Polly"
"Well reckon" continued Uncle Josh,
in manner that sounded like sigh of
relief, "I reckon we can get the rest OF
your outfit at one establishment. Ifthero
is anything we've forgot we'll be sure to
find it at G. s. Minors 10c. Store. He's
got q little something Of everything,
crockery, glassware, tinware, notions,
dry goods, groceries and Thousand and
one other things to be found in first
class variety Store" In trice the famous
1Oc. Store was reached. Polly marveled