The Republican journal., 1898-11-03


my boy, remember these folks are also ex-
pert doctors OF sick watches"
"And in the matter of insurance." he con-
tnued, that is of Importance. You will want
risk on your new house, and fire and light
ming insurance on your other property then
you can't do a more sensible satisfactory
thing than to provide fer your wife policy
in life insurance. My old friends, Field Il
Quimby, up stairs, not only have lines of the
Solidest and best companies, but they are
expert and tworthy underwriters. They
represent fifteen large companies, all of
which belong to the old, reliable category,
being well known for their prompt and
satisfactory adjustment of losses. Us bet
ter to be safe than sorry and you'll surely be
safe in the Field & Quimby agency. The in
surance was arranged for in about 3
minutes.
THE way" remarked Uncle Josh, as they
| reached the street, II must run into the Bel
fast National Bank and get another check
book Come along with me and get ac-
quainted with c. w. Wescott, the cashier,
for of course you will do business with
them and it is always more pleasant to be
personally acquainted with the people you
do business with. This bank is solid as
the base of the universe, and has strong
working capital. You will find them ever
ready to extend any accommodations COM
patible with business principles. Let me
say, Charley, it ain't what a man makes,
but what he saves that tells. Deposit your
he Ra1f Narjp
watch EN- grow.
HALT" commanded Uncle Josh, as the
party came in front of the handsome City
Drug Store walk right in why Uncle,
We're not sick and" Guess I know that,
but l suspect it won't he long before this
young man begins to take an interest in
matters of paregoric and" 'U-n-c-l-e"
Gwen 60 inianyway, Polly may find some
toilet articles she wants" Sure enough, be-
fore leaving she was loaded down with
combs, brushes, face powders and ounces
upon ounces of fine imported perfumes
Don't forget" added Uncle Josh, ''to come
here with your prescriptions, as Kilgore x
| Wilson and their clerks are competent phar-
macists and use pure and reliable drugs"
Leaving Polly few minutes at the City
| Drug Store, Uncle Josh took Charley in to
see F. A. Folletts fine display Of fire arms
and ammunition. by Jove," exclaimed
Charles, their guns give me the hunting
fever, and [ understand the moose are pretty
plentiful this fall, l reckon you and ]
might as well have little sport as anybody
else" by lingo you're right, my boy, !"
replied the old man. land as Follett's prices
are mighty reasonable, guess We'll just in
vest in some artillery. I've heard some old
hunters say that when fellows got gun
that comes from this store, he's purity dead
sure to fetch in some game-if he sees any y
Charley and Uucle Josh invested i'll rifle
apiece, with enough ammunition to kill all
the game in the State.
"Oh, say, Uncle, exclaimed Polly, where
can l 60 for dry goods? This dress IS hardly
suitable, / must admit well, my girl, if
you want to select from one of tie most pop
uar establishments in the city, will direct
you to Geo. ". Burkett, Who carries a stock
Of dress goods that for variety and real value
is seldom seen outside the largest metropol-
itau cities He carries all the latest wea yes
i'll fashionable dress goods and silks. and you
are sure to be guided right in your seleC-
tons. You viii find Mir. Burkett |, easant
to deal with and his employees polite and
expert, while the prices cannot be duphcat-
ed. It did nos take Polly long to tell bar
gain when she saw one. She got handsome
dress, lovely winter Jacket and several
other articles of fantastic disarray'' 50 dear
to the heart of every woman.
But say. uncle, aren't You about to forget
another one of the great essentials of our
house furnishing o. she asked. ~ on haven t
said word about carpets vet ''Jes SO,
jes SO, replied Uncle Josh, sit does beat all
how you wimmn folks can think Of things
but l tell yon it won't take me long so
think OF the store for carpets. Fact is. were
in it right now. Anything from linoleum
for the kitchen to the most elegant Brussels
for the parlor, you can get EN- here, and
Geo. Burkett don't charge fancy prices
either" Polly got something suitable for
the parlor living and bedrooms, and then
turned her attention to lace curtains, table
linens, towels, etc, for which this store is
noted for giving extra choice values.
Woman like, Polly was discussing the mat,
ter of how she would arrange her new house
and was interrupted by Uncle Josh. And
| these house tixins remind me- said he, that
you haven't got your dishes yet. The most
famous stock in extent, quality and com
pleteness is at earle & Jones china store,
| But the average reader need not be told what
an array of table ware Polly had to select
from. There isn't positively, thing in the
line of imported or domestic china, crockery,
glass or porcelain needed for use or orna-
ment ii any part of the house that can not
be found at earle & Jones in indefinite va
riety and at wonderfully low prices They
also have a splendid stock of lamps of every
description and Nmas goods in abundance.
Polly's order suggested her thorough appre-
citation.
While Uncle Josh was bordering where
to go next, Polly suddenly asked; "Uncle,
where can find a fashionable millinery es-
tablishment?" just few steps around the
corner" remarked Uncle Josh, land we will
visit Mrs. FL. B. Cunningham, who, by the
way, has on hand one of the pretiest stocks
of millinery to be found in the city. You can
get what you want there, the latest sty les
and lowest prices being her motto Mrs. Cum