The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-12

| OOO,UOO,uOO has been added, making
polite and expert, while the prices can
not be duplicated" 1t did not take
long for Polly to tell bargain when
saw one. She got handsome dress
with all the necessary trimmings, and
several other articles of fantastic dis
array SO dear to the heart of every
woman.
"By the way" exclaimed Uncle
Josh, with paternal air, 'the next
thing to look after is the lumber for
those improvements which are abso-
! lutely necessary. Come with me and
! will introduce you to j. A. Shields, who
| is the principal dealer in that line
here, an he carries the most complete
line of building material in the county
everything, from the stills for the
| foundation to shingles for the roof, in
clu1ing doors and windows, mouldings
and besides wood and coal, and dom t
want all the money feller's got, eth
err. 1t is pleasant to deal with j. A..
] Shields, for his greatest aim is to give
satisfaction to every customer" And
it didn't take Uncle Josh long to place
right smart sized order for building
material.
"Oh me! Oh my" calculated Polly,
as they halted before show window.
''what a perfectly lovely slipper"
eyes" said Uncle Josh, "W. p. Horn.
ady can't be equalled in style and ex-
tent in this section. Go in, look il
oyer and get acquainted. Pick out
what you want and I'll foot the bills
1t might have been policy not to have
extended that invitation, had not I'm
Gle Josh known what wise economyit
is to trade there, for Polly found goods
and prices so seductive that she pur-
chased an outfit from pretty slipper
to handsome Southern Beauty walk
ing boot. Charley invested in Edwin
Clap'5 gents fine shoes, while Uncle
Josh INDUCED in stout boot, with
rubbers for the crowd. No one need
ing footwear can resist the styles and
prices offeredthere.
While ULcle Josh was bordering
where to go next Polly suddenly ask
ed: "Uncle, where can l find the lead
ing millinery esta 1lishment?" "Just
a few doors further on" remarked IN
Gle Josh, "and We will visit Mrs. G. L.
Mize, who, by the way, has on hand
one of the completest stocks of milli-
merry to be found in the city. You can
get what you want there, the latest
styles and lowest prices being her mot
to. Good taste and experience guaran-
tee that when you have purchased OF
her you haye the thing according to
fashion and satisfaction that your
work has been done by a competent
artist" In few minutes there never
was happier girl than Polly, for she
got perfect dream of hat, and the
b II didn't scare Uncle Josh, either.
ayes, and I must have some sta
tionery, Uncle" quoth Polly, land"
"yes, and a Bible with reasonably
big family register" interrupted the
old man, "and as you see this is the
book store. You will find many arti-
Giles indispensable for the parlor as
we'll as the library here, and as for
vIriety, G. L. Mize has an unequalled
stock"
81 would also like to make you ac.
uuainted with Doctor S. D. Bowman,
my dentist FRIEND" said the old man.
"If you ever have to supplement your
natural teeth" "Ugh! don't you men
ton false teeth to me-" cried Polly.
"I'll never carry pearly-lies iE my
mouth if go toothless." "Oh. as for
that: laughed Uncle Josh, ''if you'll
only consult good dentist in time
you can save the catastrophe. Doctor
Bowman, for instance, Is wonderfully
expert in saving natural teeth, and ne
has the skill and every modern me-
chanical appliance necessary to do his
work with the least discomfort to his
patients. just come up to the Office a
minute, anyway, TIL see if my new
I Roberts, who carries stock of dry
goods that for variety and real value
is seldom seen outside the largest
metropolitan cities. J. I. Roberts has
all the latest weaves in fashionable