The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-03-16

shut suspect it won't be long before
this young man begins to take an in
terest in matters of paregOric and"
"U-n-c-l-e!'' well go in anyway
and get acquainted, besides Polly mag
find some toilet articles she wants."
Sure enough, before leaving he was
loaded down with combs. brushes. face
powders and several bottles of fins
perfumes. Don't forget" added Un-
Gle Josh, ito come here with your pres.
criptiOns, as F. j. Guillot, the manager,
is 8 competent pharmacist who uses
none but pure and reliable drugs"
II would also like to make you ac-
quainted with DR.. o. L. Brsud my
dentist friend" said the old man. IF
you ever have to supplement your ma
tural teeth" ugh! Don't you men,
ton false teeth to me-" cried Polly.
mouth u M if I 20 toothless.a "Oh, as for
that" laughed Uncle Josh, "if you'll
only consult good dentist in time, you
can save the catastrophe. DIR. Braud,
saving natural teeth, and he has the
skill and every modern mechanical ap-
pliance necessary to do his work with
the least discomfort to his patients.
Just come up to the Office minute,
anyway its on the ground floor, till |
see If my new teeth are finished yet.
After this visit, Uncle Josh suggest
ed a resort to some place Of refresh
ment. At the refreshment table the
old man waxed philosophical. IN YER
neglect your larder," said he. 9TH It
important adjunct to housekeeping
controls masculine temper. To that
end you must patrOnize a grocer on
whom you can depend for honest goods.
Through long term of years have
found Denis Clement perfectly reliable.
You will find Denis q .reful dealer,
always t lily stocked with every p0ssis
Bile thing in the line of staple and fan
cy groceries, fresh and first class, no
shelf-wOrn goods there, while the prices
are down to brass tacks To keep
peace in this family get all your gro
ceries of Denis Clement"
"Oh me f.! Oh my I" calculated Polly
a. they halted before a show window,
"what q perfectly lovely slipper" I"
"Yes," said Uncle Josh, L. Philip
/ Gaude's stock is alright. Go in, look
| it over and get acquainted. Pick out
what you want and I'll foot the bill. &c
1t might have been policy not to have
extended that invitation, had not Un-
Gle Josh known what wise economy il
is to trade at L. Philip Gaude's for
Polly found goods and prices 20 seduc-
tive that she purchased an outfit from
q pretty slip: er to y handsome walking
shoes, while Uncle Josh INDUCED in q
vx,.Ak hAr fNr z hA Il
No one needing footwear can resist the
styles and prices offered by L. r.
Gaude, the shoe man.
"And now, another place l wish to
take yOn yOungSterS,'' QuOSh Uncle
Josh as they reached the street again
land that's to the ThibOdaux Boiler
Works Co. Ltd, Your introduction
to town would not be half complete
without, cause that's one of our prin
cipal industries, and mighty interest
ing place to visit. Besides just hap
pen to think that I've got lot of mach
In ry that needs repairing and reckon
l might as well attend to that now a:
any time. 1t is pleasant to deal with
the Thibodaux Boiler Works Co. 'caus,
their greatest aim is to give sa' isfac
tion 70 every customer, and h Y dOIi
want all the none, fellows got eli T.
or. Walk right up that stairs tn r.
and I'll introduce you to the president
D. Naluin After Uncle Josh ha,
made arrangements, to have his plan
tatiOn machinery repaired they al
took stroll about the i}Oiler Work
and every one tried to see which cOu (
talk the lOudest.
While Uncle Josh was ponderinf
where to go next, Polly suddenly ask
ed: Uncle, where can l find tn
leading millinery establishment ?
Just u block or two down st. LOui
street. remarked Uncle Josh, AM
we will visit the Misses Webre, who
by the way, have on hand one OF tn
cOmpletest stocks of millinery to b.
found in the city You can get wha
, you want there, the latest styles an
. lowest prices being their motto. Th
Misses Webfe's good taste and exper
ience guarantees that when you hav
purchased Of them you have the thin
! according to fashion and satisfaction
that your work has been done by
competent artist In q few minut e
there never was a happier girl tha
, Polly, for she got q "perfect dream {
an Easter hat, and the bill didn't scar
, Uncle Josh, either. Polly also arrange
! with the Misses Webre to make her
! new Dress
= yum. yum," laughingly escape
Polly's rosebud lips, as sine glanced il
> to C. c. johnson attractive confectiOI
|, cry store and ice cream parl0r ''Unc
!, Josh, you know I've got sweet tootf
and those home made candies look 8
nice I Just can't resist the temptati0
to 20 in" Charley here objected
8 cause he knew If Polly got into JohI
Z sons confectionery store once, there
where she'd likely want to stay. H
3 relented, however, when Uncle Jos
/: said, Soda water my boy and cake"
I in they went, and after RECALLING then
2 selves in delicious Soda wstor the 81
Q loaded mp on chocolates and bon boz
Q enough to make every tooth in Il
3 county ache. Polly was q splend
Judge of swoetmea,s, and she indulge
): in a profuse compliment to what 81
y found at G. c. johnson.
Continued on last page.
The Servants We Do Nc
!, Keep.
DR.. Grace Peckam Murray, . We
:, known aud authoritative writer
g regard to ChiIdren's Diseases, begi