The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-22

bought. lets drop ir and see them.
I |Thls they dii and after meeting Mr
. Noble. they were shown through the
various departments and we're certa
inly surprised at the stock he carried
which embraced a ful line Of Stude.
baker and Moline wagons: John Deere
and Eagle plovs, the famous Deerine
Harvesting Machinery and Moon
Brothers Burgies.
That's what ! want TO get you.
exclaimed Uncle A Moon Buggy. for
/ want you TO have the swellest rig
in town, BY gum. II it breaks the bank
and here is where you'll get It.
Wait until about the first Of Febru.
airy" remarked Josh. as they drove
up the street. "Noble Bros. are going
to move into their new building and
when they do they'll have dandy quar-.
ters and don't you forget IT,"
Polly. said Uncle on rejoininE her.
sein' your so fond Of music we will
drive up TO z. B. Luke's. our leading
dealer in musical instruments. He has
some fine pianos" After meeting Mr..
Luke and the usual courtesies had
been exchanged Uncle asked Polly
which she would rather have. a Bush
& Curtis or one made by KinEsbury?
Why have always used a Bush. re
piled Polly. but I would rather please
you about that" well then We will
have a Bush. said Jncle. IT'S music
that always did make my feet jingle"
What a number Of pianos they carry.
said Polly on leaving Mr.. Luke's.
Yes replied Josh. they carry the
largest stock around these parts and
have TO. Its also the best place around
the country to buy up-to-date music
and musical instruments OF all kinds"
Now" said Uncle Josh. before we
go any further. We will 90 down to the
First National Bank and Sc, Nr. c. L.
Anderson. the cashier. / have a little
business I want 20 attend TO before the
closing hour" So 20 Polly's and Char
ley's astonishment. upon arriving at
the bank. and being introduced 10 Mr.
Anderson. who proved 20 be a very
anable gentleman Uncle deposited a
small amount to- their credit. as an ad-
diti0nal giit to begin life on.
I've done business with the First
National ever since I came here"
said Josh "aud know they are strong
and reliable. as they have well proved
IL. I notice by thei. latest statement.
they had over s3o90Q0.00 on deposits
alone. aside from their surplus undi-
v!ded profits OF sl55.000.O0. Yes sir.
you can just believe I'm not worrying
about ny money. as long as Mr.. Ander.
son has charge Of the First National"
After leaving the First National. tho
old Uncle in keeping with his generous
nature insists on taking Polly. and
Charley over to Mrs. James. Ardmore's
leading and exclusive milliner. and
have Dolly pick ont one Of her becom-
ing tailor made hats. Polly was quite
a while in making her selection as she
was rather bewildered by the great
display Of hats bonnets, veilings and
other feminine fncry she found there.
Polly found Mrs. James very charm
ing lady to deal with why. in Cicero.
she declared they have no such mil
iinery store as this one. II you don't oh
ject Mrs. James. I'm going to drop in
here often when am lonesome" Polly
was assured Of welcome at any time
and leaving her hat for some extra
withdrew.
We'll" said Polly. upon leaving.
Il certainly now where 70 buy my hats
in the future
You're right there" said Uncle.
Mrs. James is very progressive bus
mess woman and conducts the only
strictly millinery store in town"
Now. folks" said Uncle Josh. after
leaving Mrs. James. "seein' we've got
the house built and furniture bought.
I don't believe in takin any chances
about FIRE, so Wen just go up and get
my old friends Roberts & Poland to in
sure us in one OF their numerous com
panies. I've known them for a good
many years. and they are as square
as anybody around here. know we'll
set treated right, in case anything
should happen. They are the oldest in
surance here. had the dadblnst ID
luck 70 have stable burn in the fall
Of '9S. and say. they just paid the in
surance like men. No kickin', and none
Of your L guess we will have to adjust
il cases for them. know when people
treat me right, so come on and weTl
get that house Of your'n insured IN a
liny.
&c Do you know, Uncle" exclaimed |
Polly. we've forgotten almost the real