The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-02

he, that you haven't got your dish
es yet. Now the most famous stock
in town for extent, quality and COM
pleteness is at the Virginia Cash
Grocery Co.'s. There isn't positive
ly thing in the line of china, crok-
cry, glass or porcelain needed for
use or ornament in any part of the
house that cannot bs found at the
Cash Grocery in indefinite
and at wonderfully low pri-
ces." They also have a splendid
stock of lamps of every description
and decorated ware in abundance.
Polly's big order suggested her ap-
probation.
While Polly was selecting: a set
of elegant china dishes the Old man
waxed philosophical. "Never- neg
lect your larder," said he. "That i'm
portant adjunct to housekeeping
controls masculine temper, To that
end you must patronize grocer on
whom you may depend for honest
goods. Through long term of
years ! have found our friends Stein
& O'Rourke perfectly reliable. You
will find this careful firm, always
fully stocked with every possible
thing in the line of staple and fam
cy groceries, fresh and frst-class.
No shelf worn goods there, while
the prices are down to brass tacks.
To keep peace in this family get all
your groceries Of the Virginia Cash
Grocery Company"
"By the way" exclaimed Uncle
Josh, with a paternal air, "the next
thing to look after is the lumber for
those mprovethents, which are alb
solutely necessary. Come with me
to the office of the w. T. Bailey Lum-
Der company, who are the principal
manufacturers of lumber on the
range. They carry the most COM
plete line of building material in
the county everything, from the
sills for the foundation to the shin
giles for the roof, including doors
and windows, mouldings, etc., and
don't want all the money feller's
got, either: 1t is pleasant to deal
with the W. T. Bailey Lumber Co.
for their greatest aim is to give sat-
isfaction to every customer" And
it didn't take Uncle Josh long to
place fright smart sized" order
for building material.
"Oh, say, Uncle, exclaimed Polly
"where can 1 go for dry goods? This
dress is hardly suitable, 1 must ad-
init" well, my girl, if you wish to
select from one of the most popular
establishments in the city l will di-
rect you to the Chicago Cash Dry
Goods Store, who keep stock of
dry goods that for variety and real
value is seldom seen outside the
largest metropolitan cities. They
have all the latest weaves in fash
ionable dress goods and you are
sure to be guided right in your Sc
]ections. You will find Mr.. and Mrs.
pleasant to deal with, and
their employees polite and expert,
while the prices cannot be dupli-
cated.' 1t did not take Polly long
to tell bargain when she saw one.
She got handsome dress, with all
necessary trimmings, and several
other articles of Fantastic disarray'
so dear to the heart of every wom-
an.
"Oh me! Oh my!" calculated Pol
1y as she glanced into the shoe de-
partnent, ''what a perfectly lovely
slipper" "Yes," said Uncle Josh,
"that line of ladies' shoes can't be
in style and extent in this
section. Look it over, pick out
what you want and I'll foot the
BILL" 1t might have been policy
not to have extended that invita-
ton, had not Uncle Josh known
what wise economy it is to trade at
The Chicago Cash Dry Goods Store,
for Polly found goods and prices 80
seductive that she purchased an
outfit from pretty slipper to a
handsome walking boot. She also
visited the millinery department
where she boughta perfect dream
of hat, and the bill didn't scare
Uncle Josh, either.
"And in the matter of insurance"
the old gentleman continued.
~That is also of importance. You
will want a risk on your new house,
and goods; but you can't be to care
full about getting it in a reliable
agency. My friend, Ned X. Farrand,
not only has lines of the solidist
and best companies, but he is an
expert and trustworthy underwrit-
er. He has large number of COM
Panies, all of which belong to the
aid reliable category, being we'll
known for their prompt and satis-
factory adjustment of losses. In