The Florence daily tribune., 1899-11-18


full buyers, always stocked with
every possible thing in the line of
staple and fancy groceries, fresh
and sweet. and as they do an i'm
mense business you will hud their
prices down to he'd rock" 1T
doesn't follow continued he.
that careful attention to matters
of the table need only to be paid
to groceries, but the meat ques-
ton is just as essential. To locate
a firm that carries choice meats,
Juicy steaks and mnttons, in season,
is quite an undertaking. The
Jones company handle nothing
but the choicest of prime and we'll
conditioned meats, and make a
strong point of combining quality
and quantity for the money.
We'll let Polly pay visit to
the millinery parlors of Proctor &
Bloom, where a display of milli-
merry novelties aud hats calculated
to make the eyes of Florence's fair
ones dance with JOY is being ex-
hibited now 1t is one, perhaps,
such us has never been equalled
in this community before in fall
and winter styles, hats, bonnets,
ribbons, trimmings, ladies' fur
nishings, notions and a bewilder-
ing array of princely goods, and at
prices that are bringing the crowds.
Don't leave until your wants are
fully supplied, as the selections
are going lively
Now, Charley, dear" said Pol
ly, Il want, before we forget it, to
find store where | can get sta
tionery and books of all kinds. y
Come with me-" said her uncle,
''to the Postoffice Bookstore and |
will show you display in that
line TO please the most fastidious.
They went and found all the latest
books by different authors, bibles,
children's books, fancy box station
cry, sets, views, artists materials,
office stationery, tablets of all
kinds, Mexican drawn work in
doylies and center pieces, daily pa
pers and magazines. The young
man and his wife were delighted
with the immense display, and re-
solved at once to make it their
headquarters for purchases in fu-
lure and will recommend the gen.
tlemanly proprietors of the Post
office news stand to all their friends
when in need of staple goods or
valuable presents
"There is one important thing we
are neglecting, my young friends,
said Josh, land that is in relation
to wall paper and paint. Come
along with me to j. FL. Jansen's
and make your selections. His
patterns in wall paper are hand
some and of every style on the
market, and the prices are right
He carries the best brands oi
paints to supply his customers, and
it is not only a pleasure, but'a sat
isfaction to deal with him, where
you can depend on getting hccest
goods at living prices. The time
will come by and by when you will
want a supply of glass, oils, var
nishes, brushes, etc, and you will
then know where you will be best
served. Do not forget Jansen"
Now" said the old gentleman
to Charles, Il don't think personal
decoration should be objectiona BILE
to any of US. You need dress
suit-a swell, Sunday-go-meeting,
you know, and | shall be very
happy to show you the One-price,
Cash, Clothing and Furnishing
Store of P. 7. Mcclure, on the
corner. He is the pioneer clothier
of this town and can suit you as
well as if you were in some large
eastern city" Charles went and
was pleased to find that he could
make selections from the best full
dress suits and furnishings, as well
as from the every day business
suits down. Satchels, gloves