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

cooking machinery. or other house
hold furnishings" remarked Uncle
Josh. Every possible piece Of kitch-
en- furni ure from a tin dipper to y
cooking range is here in all styles and
variety" If Polly fails to accomplish
wonders in the culinary art, it will not
be for want of superior cooking uten-
sils, for she purchased superior
range with all other equipments need
ed in q well regulated kitchen, all OF
which Uncle Josh paid for with de-
light cause he knew LevrOn & Co. had
treated him all right, just as they
treat everybody.
Woman like, Polly was discussing
the matter of how she would arrange
her new house and was interrupted by
Uncle Josh. and those house fixin's
reminds me-" said he, THAT you
haven't got your dishes yet. Now,
the most fam us stock in town, for
=. extent, quality and completeness is in
j. s. Le,rOn s. Co.'S china department..
There isn't positively, thing in the
line of china, crOckery. glass or pOrce-
lain needed for use or ornament in
any part of the house that can not be
found at LIE ron & Co., in indefinite
variety and at wonderfully low prices. !"
They also have a splendid stock of
lamps OF every description and cutlery
in abundance. POllv's big order sug-
gested her thorough appreciation.
Again strolling down St. Louis
street. Polly cast some very wistfu and
eager glances into V. j. KnOblOch's 8
music store. and with q cOaxing smile
she told Uncle Josh all about her great
love of music Uncle Josh was noticed
to examine his bank book rather lugub-
riously. "Well, guess can stand it, )"
! he said, "but what piano would you
most prefer 2" II think I'd like to
have Fischer or Knabe, she quickly
answered Several people have re-
of tone, sympathy of touch, beauty Of
finish and whole lot of other good
points," ''YOu couldn't choose q bet
ter instrument" replied the old man,
land sure enough KnObloch isthe very
man to see about it," Polly selected
the coveted piano, AID also Singer
sewing IN achine and big lot of sheet
| music. while Uncle Josh wrote out a
check for the whole business, pleasant.
ly toO---'cause he knew the price was
extremely reaSOnaD!e.
At this point, somewhat to the con-
fusion of Charley, the old man indulge
in half seriOns criticism of his person
al appearance You are decidedly
off STYLE for tOwnsman" said be
land w"'d better go see Ellis Brands
Sons. about some new duds. Taat' s
an up 20 date place, where they under.
stand the changing styles and are noted
for good fits, and bet lou II look more
like u ne Wy marriei man when you
get logged out in Braud's suit" Ac.
cordingly, having found goods and
prices Irresistible, Charles purchased a
neat suit and then invested in a com
plate oatfit of mems furnishings from q
late style hat down to sOx, and he read
ilv agreed that Uncle Josh took him tG
the right place when he took him Il
Ellis Braud's Sons clothing depart
ment.
"But say. uncle, aren't you about t
forget another one of the greatest es
|, sentlals of our house furnishing p
Suddenly asked Polly. "You haven
said q word about mattings and carpets
yet" 'Jes so. jes So" replied Uncl,
Josh, "it does beat all how you win
min folks can think of things. but
tell you it won't take me long to thinl
of the store for carpets and mattings
> Fact is. we're in it right now. Any
, thing from mating for the bedroom {,
the most elegant Brussels or Axmin
| ster for the parlOr, you can get ZEN
: here, and Ellis Braud's Sons don
r charge fancy prices in that department
either" Polly got something suitabl
! for the parlor, living and bedrooms
and then turned her attention to rugs
curtains, table linens etc., for whic
!, this store is noted for giving extr
a choice values.
, "Well, Scat my ?" exclaimed Uncl
4 Josh, with David Harum accent, a
they reached the street, II must ru
i around to the Bank of Lafourche an
: get another check book. Come alOn
!. with me and get acquainted with K.
! Braud the Cashier and stag, for Z
course you will do business with theI
! and it is always moro pleasant to 3
! personally acquainted with tho pe0pl
. you do business with. This bank Is 9
solid as the base of the universe,
r managed on safe cons -rvative line
{ and has strong working capital
. S45,O 900 You will find them ever read
2 to extend any accommodations comps
2 tible with business principles"
4 "Guess I'll ope q account with tn
Bank of LafOurche right away" n
,, piled Charles, and he did
+ "Oh, say, Uncle" exclaimed Poll,
I "where can l go for dry goods Th
:: dress is hardly suitable, must admit.
r "Well, my girl, if you want to sele,
r from one of the mos popular establish
0 ments in the city, will direct your
y H. Riviere & Co., who carry stock (
! dry goods that for variety and re
1 value IS seldom seen outside the large
2 metropolitan cities. They have all Il
!. latest weaves in fashionable DIRE
4 goods and you are sure to be guide
n right in your selections. You will fir
| Riviere & Co. pleasant to deal vii
e and their employees polite and expor
a while the prices cannot be duplicated
!, 1t dii not take Polly long to tell ba
d gain when she saw one. She got
i handsome dress, with all necessa
l. trimmings. and several other articl
of fantastic disarray'' so dear to {
4 heart of every woman.
!; Halt" commanded Uncle Josh,
@ the party came in front OF Thibodea
+ Drug Store, Walk right in ''Wh
Is Tn 10, were not sick, and =" "Gue
y ItrJw that" laughed the cd -