The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-04-10

first thing we'll look after will be- the
furnishings for IT." Hereupon Polly on.
ergetically declared that she had heard
SO much about A W, Robbins that she
had decided to go there. The result
was That they were uehereo into such q
bewildering display that the girl was al
first at a loss how tp select. But She
soon yielded TO tho seduciiyeness Of a
magnifi ent pa lor suite, bed room set
in oak, golden finish, THAT would do
credit to Mr.. Klon Ike h msef. To thi
she added an easy rocker for Uncle Josh
aud didn't forget a most convenient and
ornamental writing desk for Hubby"
Charles, having come TO the conclusion
that A w Robbins prices were below
the very whisper Of competition.
"a pretty good start" said the old
man, 'and now we'll go 10 w. II. Dial.
jr's the big hardware and stove store
where POlly's bousewifely instincts will
have full play in marvels Of kitchen ap
paratus. There is not an establishment
ia the country that carries more COM
prehensive stock Of cooking machinery"
remarked Uncle Josh. Every possible
piece of kitchen furniture from a tin
dipper TO a cooking range ia here in sll
styles and variety" II Polly fails 70 NC
oomp'sh wonders in the culinary art, il
will not be for want Of superior cook
ing utensils, for she purchased Gar
land range with all other equipments
needed In a well regulated kitchen, all of
which Uncle Josh paid for with delight.
cause he knew w. II. Dial, IT,, bad
treated him all right, just as he treats
everybody.
"Oh, say, uncle" exclaimed Poly,
"where can / go for Dry Goods? This
dress is hardly suitable, | must admit"
"Well, my girl, " you want to select from
one of the most popular establishments
in The city, will direct you to Hardee
g. Hinely, who carry stock ofdry goods
that for variety and real value is seldom
seen outside the largest metropolitan
cities. Hardee g. Hinely have all the
latest weaves IN fashionable dress goods
and you are sure to be guided right in
your selections You will find Hardee
a Hinely pleasant to deal with and their
employees polite and expert, while the
prices cannot be duplicated" 1t did
not take Polly long 10 tell a bargain
when she saw one. She got q handsome
dress, with all necessary trimmings,
and several other articles Of Fantastic
aisarray" 80 dear 10 the heart OF every
woman.
"Oh me! Oh my" CALCULATED Polly as
she noticed the shoe display, "what q
perfectly lovely slipper "Yes," said
Uncle Josh, "Hardee 4 Hney's stock
can't be equalled In style and extent IN
this section. Look il over and pick out
what you want and I'll foot the BILL" 10
might have been policy not to have ex-
tended that invitation, had not Uncle
Josh known what wise economy il is TO
trade at the great store, for Polly found
goods and prices so seductive that she
purchased an outfit from pretty slip
per TO handsome walking boot. Char
ley invested in gents fine shoes, while
Uncle Josh INDUCED in a stout boot,
with rubbers FOR the crowd No one
needing footwear can resist the sty les
and prices offered by Hardee 4 Hmely.
"well, Scat N.Y. exclaimed Uncle
josh, with David IIaruu accent, as
they reached the stree, II must
run over to the Madison County State
Bank and get another check book Come
along with me and get acquainted with
Mr. Pope and staff, for OF course you will
do business with them ana il is always
more pleasant 10 be personally acquaint-
ed with the people you Robustness with
This bank is as solid as the base Of the
universe, is managed on safe conserv-
ativeness, and has strong working cap
ital. You will lind them ever ready TO
extend any accommodation compatible
with business principles.'