Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-08-30

An exponent of provisions, groceries
and table luxuries and. not secondarily.
everything in fresh cured and smoked
meats and kindred supplies. with a well
arranged refrigerator for keeping meats
and perishable articles fresh and palat-
able. Mr. Clay is rendered the favor
and patronage from a good clientele.
who seem to appreciate superior bust
ness endeavor and a we'll ordered and
complete establishment.
The progressive spirit OF WadsWorth
is nowhere more noticeable than in
many Of her mercantile houses, and in
no particular one more than in the
well-appointed shoe house of w. E.
Dalton. an exponent of fine and med
ium grades Of shoes for men, women
and children, with an exceptional side
line Of gloves for business or dress oc-
casions. The people delight in patron
izing house that affords the advan-
tages Of selection from varied line
OF all that is tempting and fashionable.
The goods found here can be purchased
with impunity, as Mr. Dalton permits
nothing but seasonable and serviceable
wears to be sold to his increasing trade.
Fine repairing is an important feature
of his business.
In the business arena of Wadsworth
are some wide awake merchants, where
progressive spirit is apparent. An es-
tablishment that is abreast with the
times is the WadsWorth Supply Co..
utilizing commodious premises that are
replete with comprehensive stock of
goods and wares Of the kind people
want. embracing everything for the
table or l-a-r-d-e-r in provisions or
condiments, besides hardware, tinware.
china and woodenware and incidental
goods. The respective lines are full
and the goods show that they have been
selected by an experienced buyer with
view to meeting the exigencies Of an
exacting and extensive trade.
Cy Hoover, who has host Of friends
and acquaintances in Wadsworth and
country about. has adopted a name or
trade mark = for his place Of bust
ness that is as unique as it is true.
=" The Only" which is truly homelike
and pleasantly conducted in all respects,
where those who like quiet and refresh
ing pastime, with the standard brands
and choicest beverages close at hand
can spend an evening enioyably. for the
alert and affable Mr.. Hoover extends
every courtesy to all corners. If they
are studiously inclined all the late
papers and periodicals are at their dis
posal, or should they prefer to WELD
the cue with dexterity that privilege
will be accorded them too"
A branch Of business requiring skill
and tact is that Of merchant tailoring.
In Wadsworth We have the competent
and reliable K. Nelson establishment,
who is thoroughly skilled in the art of
tailoring for both sexes He is equipped
with ample experience, and for expert
cutting and fitting he has no peer.
Thus those who appreciate fashion
able and well-made garment viii 60 to
a house in this category. where they
are favored with a varied line Of all
that is desirable in the newest patterns
and effects. Il
Uncle Bill, feeling the Immediate
need OF a tonsorial artist. went out TO
look for good shop He was very
soon directed 10 J, c, Abernethy as
being the recognized tonsorial artist Of
Wadsworth.
The towels were white and clean,
The razors sharp and keen,
The artists hands scarce could feel
So lightly he welded the glittering steel.
- Yes, those who like courteous and
skillful attention and pleasant surround
ings,' said Uncle Bill, will find that
Abernethy has set the pace for high
standard of tonsorial work in Wads-
worth.
AS Uncle Bill was feeling little
melancholy a few evening since, he
asked Harry. the new adjunct to the
family, to join him for a stroll. As
this striking pair. youth mated with old
age. happened in front Of The Wads
worth" Uncle Bill came 10 a sudden
halt. "come right here" ne ex-
claimed. land meet my genial friend,
C. T. Short, proprietor Of The Wads-
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