The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-12-22

! lht htSl AlHct l kilpN on III lliti tue Is
JAS. w. Hoppock, ut G3 Coryell street,
who keeps II full stock of tirst-class
teas, cotlees and spices, also. II large
assortment of articles of glassware,
tinware and agateware which he gives
away with tickets or sells; he also
keeps on hand II full supply of pro
prietary medicines, which he sells Mt
greatly reduced prices, in fact. the
pioneer Of reduction of prices in pat
ent medicines in this section
At the refreshment table. Uncle
Josh waxed philosophical. Never
neglect Your larder, said he, that
important adjunct of housekeeping
controls masculine temper To that
end you must patronize grocer ON
whom You can depend for honest goods.
Through n long term of years | have
found q. j. Fisher perfectly reliable.
You will find him Il careful dealer,
| always full stocked with every possi-
BILE thing in the line of staple or
fancy groceries, fresh and first -class,
no shelf worn goods there, while
the prices are "down to brass tncks. =
=" would like to make you acquaint=
ed with DR.. Charles Fallon, my dentist
friend too, = said the old man. III
you ever have to supplement natural
teeth - Ugh Don't mention false
teeth to me cried Polly. I'll ncv-
er carry 'pearly lies in my mouth, if
| go toothless ooh, ms for that, ;"
laughed Uncle Josh, IF you'll only
consult n good dentist in time. you can
save that catastrophe. Mr.. Fallon, for
| instance, is wonderfully expert in say
ing natural teeth, and he has the skill
and every mechanical appliance neces-
sary to do his work with the least dis
comfort to his patrons
Now that we have II moment 10
spnre let go mp and see my old friends
A. Green and A. X. Heath. want TO
have my old family carriage fixed up.
My boys used it very roughly last Sum
mer, but fortunately ! knew whore to
have il made good rs new again with
out giving II mortgage ON my farm 10
pay for it either. Green and Heath do
all kinds of repairing and painting
and trimming, and get the biggest end
of the work in TINT line here from the
| faet OF their reputation for first class
work.
II tell You, my boy. remarked
Uncle Josh, in an aside 10 Charlie,
. that this young wife of yours is II
model housckeeper. especially is she
one Of the best bread makers who ever
queened over an oven The most eX-
pert bakers must have good material
to work with. As good flour ~ n de-
sideratum, | advise you to patronize
the +, +. Lear flour mills. His brands
"Gold Medal, " Diamond" Roy
nj, " :" Harvest and white Loaf, "
and his meal and Graham excel any
| thing ON the market. lie hns also on
hand MI kinds of grain and feed Mt
the lowest market prices. His. lumber
yard is we'll stocked with lumber of all
kinds, which he will supply ut prices
as low as the lowest.
In fitting up your new house,
said Uncle Josh, "You will need II
first class Plumber, Gas and Steam
Cittor and tha hat ,nuu 4 Lu,u ,f IN
this line is my old friend Charles NJ
Pettee 30 Church St, who can supply
You with everything i'll his line, in
Guiding pumps, lamps, fittings Of NIL
kinds; also, the Keystone inenndes-
cent gas light, which is rs good aud
much cheaper than the Wclsbnch
light.
"Now, said Uncle Josh, as he
became somewhat excited when he
saw n bicycle coming down the street,
of you need bicycle sundries of my
description, the safest and most relia-
BILE place to visit in such case is John
Nj. Wilson's bicycle works, on Button
wood street near Union, who thor
oughly understands his business. He
also does repairing, cleaning, nickel
plating, enamelling, Nc.
Now" said Uncle Josh, I'm our
our visits we must not forget to call
on II. q. Carly, 50 Franklin St, who
will supply you with II ball bearing,
No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. He also handles the new sub
sttute for silver aluminium, which he
can supply in variety of articles. =
a." Now my good wife, says Charley,
"you know that we need some one TO
supply Ms with milk and cream, and !
hear thore is one who serves these
articles Of supply by the name of IIol-
combe, Jacob ! believe is hislname, 80
don't forget to tell the girl to notify
him in the morning to look after our
wants in this line III the future.
Upon closing the trip. Polly began to
yolubly express her thanks. g You
have bought Ms everything, she eX-
claimed.
"Only one thing, remarked Uncle
Josh reHectiveIy, ismissing, "but / can
remedy that, and you can get it; I'll
pay for it,
why" exclaimed Polly with great
curiosity, What ever IL it
"Well, it's local newspaper sub
scribefor THE LAMBERTyILLE RECORD. ="
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