The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-03-23

best money can buy After samplns some
of c. w. Simms' famous carbonated drinks,
Evangeline insisted on contracting for a
whole summers supply.
claw sakes.'' suddenly exclaimed Uncle
| Josh. ''all this trading round town has
caused me to forget another one or two of
the greatest essentials to future existence.
Newly married folk can't live on love and
| scenery any more than anybody else-but
your table would look slim without bread;
it's the staff of life, you know. Evangeline
must make the acquaintance of Castel Bros.
the popular bakers. Their bread is con-
coded by all to be the finest on earth. Re-
member, Charley, there is use of your
'ootsy tootsy' botherrng herself much about
baking, SO long there is good bakery IN
town like Castel Bros And by jingo
see their delivery cart right now Uncle
Josh stopped the bread cart and bought s.
worth of tickets which he presented to Evan
geline.
'feS, and while we are on this important
topic of gas,ronomics,' continued Uncle
Josh, eve must not forget meat. 1t goes
hand IN hand with bread. Now the next
thing is to locate good market where you
can get fl esh wholesome meats, poultry, etc.,
J. Leblanc Co. is the only firm to supply
you. This is the boss neat marke: in the
city and is popular with everybody who is
particular to have the best. The reason for
this is all because they are very careful in
the selection of stock. get the best of every
thing and keep it fresh on cold storage. To
keep your chubby in good bumor, Evan
geline, trade at A. ]. Leblanc & Cos.
,orL,a
''Now,'' cri I'd the old gentleman, 'snow
for picture of this crowd. In good old
country fashion we'll go to the photograph
gallery, and my friend, F. F. Carter, has a
good one right over Moss & Co.'S. His
pictures wonderful in fidelity and finish.
1 want one full-size photo for my study and
some small ones for my friends, and you
must also get some views of moss covered
trees d send to northern kin-folks.
Carter has the soul of true artist; all his
work is a labor of love, in which he will not
stop short of perfection. AS he is famous
for successful enlarg,ng, 1 want to give you
life-size representation of yours TRULY
(-rhe pictures of Uncle Josh, Evangeline
and Charley may all be seen at Carriers
studio any time the reader desires to CALI
En- route to their home the party called at
nc N6Zctc OInCe. ii want the news
every week. remarked Uncle Josh, :sand as
this is the favorite local paper here I'll sub
scribe.''
When the trio reached their home ''that
tired feeling seemed to settle down upon
them all-all at once-and Uncle Josh adj
Matted that he for was about s'tuckered
out,' whereupon Charley took advantage of
The conditions, and made bold to remark:
81 kinder hate to speak of anything ese,''
quoth he, but say, Uncle, can't you recon-
mend mething-ahem!-a little rye, for
instance, for medical purposes, you know?''
''Why, certainly. my boy quickly replied
Uncle JOSH bright smile chasing itself over
his benevolent visage, ''a little Private
Stock or Calvert Rye, put up by G. Doyle
& Co., of New Orleans, will be about the
proper caper, and the proper firm to apply
to for such extras in this town is Bielkiewcz
& Ingouf. Of the Turf Exchange. II; per-
sonally guarantee anything that comes from
the Turf. Suppose you go down and bring
up little good cheer right away, and
don't forget the kind 1 tell you, Private
Stock and Calvert Rye, 'caus:. l take
any other incidence.
Upon summing up the wonderful events
of the day Evangellne began to volubly ex-
press her thanks. 'sFou have bought
everything she exclaimed.
'sOnly one thing replied Uncle Josh,
re1ectiv ly, but l remedy that. B.
Falk, the furniture man, always has nice
line of them and you can get whenever
you want it; I'll pay for the BEST
s'Wh-y,'' exclaimed Evangeline with
great surprise, s'Uncle, what can it be?''
''Well, it's baby carriage, and
But Evangeline had tainted.
when she revived Uncle Josh presented
her with tickets to the Boston Concert Co.
at the operations March 26.)