The leader., 1901-04-24
Official Journal City Of Brookhaven.
OFFICE: AZ West Cherokee st.
TELEPHONE NO. 81.

in fidelity and finish. / want one
full-size photo for my study and
some small ones for my friends. Fos-
by has the soul of true artist; all his
work is labor of love, in which he
will not stop short of perfection. As
be is famous for successful enlarging,
L want to give you life size represen-
tation of yours truly" The pictures
OF Uncle Josh, Polly and Charley may
all be seen at Fosby's Photograph stu
dio any time the reader desires to CALI
81 would also like to make you ac-
quainted with DIR. Thos. McNair, my
dentist friend" said the old man, as
they emerged from the studio. "If
you ever have to supplement your
natural teeth" "Ughl don't you men
tion false teeth to me-" cried Polly. I'll
never carry 'pearly lies in my mouth
II / go toothless." "Ob, as for that"
laughed Uncle Josh, "if you'll only
consult a good dentist in time, you
can save the catastrophe. DR.. McNair,
for instance, is wonderfully expert in
saving natural teeth, and he has the
skill and every modern appliance nee
essary to do his work with the least
discomfort to his patients. Just come
up to the office minute, anyway til
l see IL my new teeth are finished yet"
The trio had pleasant visit with DR..
McNair and then called at The LEAD
Err office. you'll want the news every
week, remarked Uncle Josh, land as
this is the favorite local paper here,
I'll subscribe for you"
Law sakes" suddenly exclaimed
Uncle Josh, ''all this trading round
town has caused me to forget another
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to human existence. Newly married
folks 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. Polly
must make the acquaintance of II. P.
Lotterhos of the Vienna bakery. His
bread, pies, cakes and nicknacks are
conceded by all to be the finest on
earth. Remember, Charley, there is
no use of your 'ootsy tootsy' bother
ing herself much about baking, so
long as there is good baker in town
like Lotterhos. He made that elegant
cake | sent to your weddin'" "Yes,
and everybody said it was just lovely"
eagerly responded Polly.
"Yes, and while we are on this i'm
portant topic of gastronomics," con-
tlnued Uncle Josh, 1--WE must not forget
meat. 1t goes hand in hand with
bread. Now the next thing is to locate
good market where you can get
wholesome meat, poultry, etc, at all
times, and according to my notion j.
s. Frazier is the only one to supply
you. This is the boss market in the
city and is popular with everybody
who is particular to have the best.
The reason for this is all because Fra
zier is very careful in the selection of
stock, gets the best of everything and
keeps it fresh on cold storage To
keep your hubby in a good humor,
Polly, trade at J. S. Frazier's market
every time. Good advice.
Upon summing up the wonderful
events of the day, Polly began to vol
ubly express her thanks. "You have
bought US everything" she exclaimed.
"Only one thing" replied Uncle
Josh, reflectively, "but l can remedy
that. T. H. Perkins, the furniture
man always has nice line of them
and you can get one whenever you
want it.; I'll pay for the best"
"W h-y," exclaimed Polly with great
surprise, "Uncle, what can it be-"
well, it's a baby carriage, and"
But Polly had tainted.
When she recovered Uncle Josh pre-
sented her with a ticket to the Sam
Jones lecture, at Heuck's Opera House,
July End, 1901
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