The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-26

/ ture to her and her son on a subject
they had never considered carefully be-
fore.
Nothing" he said. rs more impor-
tant to a person who wants good health
than perfect teeth. and 1t is a simple
thing to have them, il one will take
a little trouble. All the o you eat
must be properly chewed, or IL can't
be properly eaten. 1t can't be chewed
properly unless you teeth are in order,
and you can't keep them in perfect or
der unless you have the dentist over
haul them at least once or twice a
year"
1t is very important to keep them
clean, but that is not enough. Your
dentist should watch them carefully
and repair all damages before they be-
come serious. Little holes must be
stopped up before decay begins. Ac-
cumulating tartar must be cleared
away. Missing teeth should be
promptly replaced with new ones.
which can be firmly fastened by
new processes, without the old fashz
toned plates. All this can be lone and
is lone by DIR. Ironside without the
pain that formerly made dentistry for
midable."
We'll, doctor" said Joshua Miggs,
you'd better consider yourself engaged
by the entire Miggs family by the
Ntais hhu 81 II III W l"S' NO. ~
Miggs teeth became proverbial for
beauty and perfection.
John Goes To The iSusipess College.
1T strikes me-" said Joshua Miggs,
one evening after they had begun to
feel at home in Butte. that IL is time
TO look at things seriously. We've
been cavortin' around town gettin'
things we needed, an having a good
time generally, an that's all right.
I'm glad we have. But there's other
things to do. There's the young ones
to look after. I'm goin' to put the
twins to school. an Sarah can have
teachers come an give her lessons at
home. but. John. h am | going 10
do with you2'
I've been thinkin' o. that myself.
dad" said John. Speaking honestly.
| a V no great taste for books, and I
don't want to go to school again. But
I want to understand business matters.
and ut myself for the practical affairs
of life. I'm not afraid but that | could
make my own way If we were still on
the frontier. or IL | were a farmer, but
| don't suppose l shall be now
John, I'm glad to hear o talk like
that said Joshua Miggs. I'm be-
ginning to realize that having a mill
lion dollars is not all fun. There's a
heap Of responsibility ahead, and
want help. If you are in earnest and
want 10 ht yourself for a business life
you shall have every chance in the
world. And I'll start you by putting
you in the Butte Business college. |
have inquired and | find it is an ex-
cellent institution"
The next day the father and son
called on one of the principals of the
college and explained the case to him
John will be rich some day" said
Joshua Miggs. That is il he deserves
to be. And the training you give TO
young men who have their own way
to make ought TO be doubly valuable
to him. l bring him here because | am
told of the famous system of bookkeep-
ing o teach, and want him TO learn
as much as any man can learn in
school OF business law, business meth
DDS, bookkeeping n financial matters
and also to secure a practical knowl-
edge of shorthand"
That is precisely what we teach
said the principal, and John was ac-
cordingly entered as a pupil.
Joshua MigEs Buys Real Estate.
II want to find a square. honest, fair
minded real estate agent. II there's one
in the town" said Joshua Miggs to the
hotel clerk one morning. He went 70
the hotel clerk because that young man
seemed 10 know everything. and what
he didn't know ne would find out in ter
minutes IL he was asked. This time h,
knew.
There is not a squarer man I'm Butte
Mont" said he. Than Mr.. William
Thompson, and there is no one whC
knows more about real estate"
Il am going TO settle here saic
Joshua Miggs when he entered TIL
Thompson Investment Co.'S offices. 81
like the town first rate and | want q
buy roperty here. And | as gooc
a house as anybody else has"
Then began a large days work. Mr.
Thompson had several fine residence:
on his books and he drove round towr
with Joshua Miggs for several hours
showing this one and that, n eN
planning frankly the disadvantages al
well as the advantages of each. We
sometimes miss a trade that way II,
explained. but IL is good business pol
icy as well as honorable treatment. GU
clients are better satisfied. and on
business Is souuder as well as larger n
the long run"
We'll" said Joshua Miggs. after the!
had driven pretty well all over town
Il dom see anything hat quite please
me. Now IL there was the right kind q
a house on that hill yonder I'D lik'
that"
why don't you buy it and build
house that will suit?" asked MI
Thompson.
BY golly. that's just what / will do
said Joshua Miggs, and so opened al
fer himself an amount Of business tina
he was far from realizing. For h
bought the land and so made way 70
business with all the tradespeople h
town.
More than that. Mr.. Thompson
showed him such good opportunities 4
business property, hat Joshua Migg
placed a fortune in tie hands of IN
Thompson Investment company.
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