The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-01-17

furnishings. Every possible piece of
kitchen furniture, from a tin dipper to
cooking range is here in all styles
ard variety. If Polly fails to accom-
plish wonders in the culinary art, 1t
will not be for want of Superior cook
ing utensils, for she purchased a
Charter Oak Cooking range with all
equipments needed in well regulat-
ed kitchen. Besides Round Frank
lin heater for the parlor.
"Lets see-I promised you a gold
watch, didn't p inquired Uncle Josh
Of Polly. "The place of all places in
town is So A. Patton's so Wen go
there" Entering the popular
jewelry store the old man CALAMITY
acquitted himself of his promise and
then directed Polly's attention to the
superior stock Of silverware carried
by this house. "There is no other
such house in town" said the old man,
"andI will guarantee the quality to
to be the very best Pick out your
family clock while here" he added.
Mr.. Patton carries magnificent line.
Don't forget another fact" he con-
'inued, "If ever you unfortunately
need optical goods, this is the place
to come. He has everything requir-
ed to improve affected eyes and to
determine the required treatment"
"By the way" remarked Uncle
Josh, as they reached the street, 81
must run over to the Bank of Mary
vile and get another check book.
Come with me and get acquainted
with Joe Burger, the cashier, and
his assistant, Jas. A. Goddard for of
course you do business with them and
it is always more pleasant to be per
sonally acquainted with the people
you do business with. This bank is
las solid as the hsse Of the universe,
and has strong working capital
You will find them ever ready to
extend any Accommodations compati-
bic with business principles
Halt" commanded Uncle Josh as
the party came in front of George &
Montgomerys handsome drugstore
"Walk right in" Why, Uncle,
we'er not sick, and" "Guess l
know that, but | suspect it won't be
long before this young man begins to
take an interest IN matters of pare
goric and" "U-n-c-l-e!" "Well
go in anyway, Polly may find some
toilet articles she wants" Sure
enough before leaving she was loaded
down with combs, brushes, face
powders, ounces upon ounces of fine
imported perfumes, and bountiful
supply Of fancy stationary. Don't
forget" added Uncle Josh, "to COM
here with your prescriptions as
George & Montgomery are competent
pharmacists and use pure and whole
some drugs. You will find few
handsomer drug stores anywhere than
this. "
AT this point Uncle Josh suggested
a resort to some place of refeshment
At the refreshment table the OLD
man waxed philosophical. "Nevel
neglect your larder," said he. "That
important adjunct to house keeping
controls masculine temper. To that
end you'must patronize a grocer OF
whom you can depend for .hones
goods. Through long term of year
l have found G.. A. Toolesperfectly
reliable. You will find him..a careful
dealer always full stocked with ever,
possible thing in the line of staple ant
fancy groceries, fresh and frst-class-
no shelf-worn goods thelprice
are down to brass tacks.
81 wouldilike to make you acquair
ted with DR.. Jno. A. Goddard m
t dentist friend, too" said the. old man
( ''If you ever have to supplement
E your natural teeth" UGH Don
D you mention false teeth to me.
cried Polly. "I'll never carry 'peal
n ly lies in my.mouth if go toothless.
: "Oh, as for that" laughed Uncl
Josh, "if you'll only consult goo
dentist in time, you can saves tn
d catastrophe. DR.. Goddard for ii
II stance. is wonderfully expert In sa,