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

was right again. ior they found a fn'
line OF fresh fruits and groceries. th'
/ famous California Banquet came,
goods. teas. the famous Bianke's ligl
grade and everything else good to eat
which Uncle Josh said were sol,
cheaper than 81 any other store in th'
city. And such a pleasant gentleman
TO do business with remarked Char
LEY. Yes" says Uncle. Staples word
Is good. and I notice that his custom
ers all stay by him.
Nos that we've got Polly fixed.
said Uncle Josh. on leaving Mr. STA
pies. lets 60 up the street and III
Introduce you TO Mr. ". J. Brown out
leading funeral director You'll find
him an awfully clever fellow" After
introducing tho yoyug folks. who chat
ted for a few moments on the beauties
and climate Of Ardmore. Uncle Josh
dawied Wen folks. guess we'do
better be a moseyin"
Wasn't he a pleasant gentleman. "
remarked Charley upon leaving Mr..
Brown You're right ne is" replied
Josh. -Mr Browns made a pile OF
friends In the Icw years he's been
here. So much So that I. for one. have
7lvays said that when I die l want
him % attend % the bUryin' OF me. as
De is considered hy everybody TO be
the best undertaken around here. and
has the best funeral equipment In this
part OF the country.
Charley. dear" said Polly. I'm
thoroughly ashamed OF that horrid tie
you are wearing Where can We get a
nice. new one Unclec" Come right
with me. little one. we'll 20 into Rim
ger Bros They carry the swellest lot
of ties and gents fXens IN town.
Arriving az Ringers beautiful store.
Charley furthered Polly by allowing
her TO select several pretty ties. new
stetson hat. some 'easonable under
wear and one Of those new-fangled
umbrellas. Look at that fine line or
clothing. said Uncle Josh. "ain't they
nobby ones2 You needn't be afraid Of
being over-charged here for goods. for
ever since Ringer Bros. whom I've
known Tor many years. has been In
business here they have been drawing
@ lJt OF trade rom the other towns.
for their styles are risht up-t0-date.
and you'll dnd. like a lot OF other peo-
pie. that you get more than your mon
eys worth here. Look at those ties?
Amt they beautiful?
Now. where's our pest meat mar
kct." asked Charley Talk about
trade" says Uncle. you ought TO see
the people flock into Arthur James
meat market. Why, they jump in there
like sardinos. just ---e a barber shop
II takes three men 70 attend TO the
trade, then all the time. Mr. j. j. Scott
is tho manager and a pleasant atten-
tive gentleman you'll find him have
known Mt James for three years. and
there amt anything in fresh. salt and
smoked meats he don't keep the best
or Trade with him sure. They do their
own killing and that counts for a lot
you kaow. ! don't know what you
think, but like 70 buy meats where
everything is kept scrupulously clean,
and where | know meats are fresh.
And then there is a good deal in know
ing the man you deal with. James is
square. and knows all there is to know
about meats"
My" said Polly, as she slipped and
came near falling. Il believe l need
some new shoes" That's right" said
Uncle. I'VE must get some shoes while
We are down here. Come with me. I'll
take you over to Lynn's, our oldest and
leading dealer in footwear. That's
where | have bought my shoes ever
since they started in the business as
there doesn't see INTO be any wearout
to his shoes" Upon reaching the store.
Polly quickly noticed a fine display and
could not resist the temptation 20 pur-
chase for herself pair OF nobby shoes
and she certainly had reason to be well
pleased, for there were all styles OF
"Pacard's and Stacy, Adams & Co.'S.
shoes for men and the famous Pat
rician, shoe for ladies in his store,
that Uncle said. were way down 10
brass tacks He handles the best and
most exclusive line OF shoes in town.
remarked Uncle Josh.
Now. Uncle" sa!d Charley, after
lunch, where can we get a good CT
gar? After a meal always enjoy a
smoke" Wei 20 right down TO H. d.
Garrison's." replied Uncle. He keeps
the best line OF cigars and smokers ar
ticles in town. I've given up all other
brands and now smoke nothing but
his Marie Jensen, better five cent
.fr