The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-14

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Uncle. where can find the leading
? millinery establishment Fright il
the rear of this store. remarked Uncl
Josh. land we will visit Mrs. M. Il
Williamson. who. by the way. has OIL
hand one of the eompletest stocks d
: millinery TO be found in the CITY.
You can get what you want there tn,
latest style and latest prices beinI
her motto Mrs. Williamson's good
taste and experience guarantees
that when you have purchased of hel
you have the thing according to fash.
ion and a satisfaction that your worn
has been done by competent artist.
In few minutes there was never a
happier girl than Polly. for she got a
perfect dream of hat and the bill
didn't scare Uncle Josh, either.
Yum, yum. laughingly escaped
Polly's rosebud lips, as she glanced
into c. II. Sharp's attractive confec-
tionery and cigar store. "Uncle Josh,
you know I've got sweet tooth, and
those home made candies look so nice
/ just can't resist the temptation TO
go In" Charley here objected, cause
he knew if Polly got into confec-
tionery store once, there's where
she'd likely want to stay. He re
Tented. however, when Uncle Josh
said, fruit my boy, SO in they went
and after RECALLING themselves in de
llcious fruit, the girl loaded upon
chocolates and bon bons enough to
make every tooth in the county ache.
Polly was splendid judge CT sweet
meats, and she INDUCED in profuse
compliment to what che found at c.
H. Sharp's.
''Haltl' commanded Uncle Josh, as
the party came in front of W. 2.
Woodbridge drug store, ''Walk right
in. why Uncle. we're not sick,
and "Guess l know that, !,
laughed the old man. ''but we IL
go in anyway and get acquainted ;
besides, Polly may find some toilet
articles she wants. - Sure enough,
before leaving she was loaded down
with combs, brushes face powders,
Woldridge's Ounce Cream, for the
skin and several bottles CT fine per
fumes. Don't forget, added Uncle
JOSH ''to come here with your pre-
scrlpt;ons, as w. P. Woldidge and
his clerks are competent pharmacists
who use none but pure and reliable
drugs.
Oh, say, Uncle, exclaimed Polly.
"where can | go fo- dry goodsY This
dress is hardly suitable. | must admit
"Well, my girl if you want to select
from one Of the most popular establish
ments in the city, / will direct you to
McKennon, Anderson q Foster, who
carry STOCK Of dry goods tnat for
variety and real value is seldom seen
outside the largest metropolitan cities
They have all the latest weaves III
fashionable dress goods and you are
sure to be guided right in your selec-
tons. You will find Mckennon,
Anderson & Foster pleasant to zeal
with and their employees polite and
expert, while the prices cannot be
duplicated - 1t did not taBe Polly
long to tell a bargain when she saw
one She got handsome dress, with
all necessary trimmings, and several
othre articles Of fantastic disarray'
80 dear to the heart OF every woman
and then she tnrned her attention to
the carpets.
Anything from linoleum for tine
kitchen to the most elegant Brussels
or Administer for the parlor, you can
get EN- here, said Uncle JOSH and
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
don charge fancy prices in that de
partment either. Polly got some
thing suitable for the parlor, living
and bedrooms, and then turned her
attention to rugs blankets, curtains,
etc, Tor which this store is noted for
giving extra choice values.
II uec.aie, Uucre. exclaimed hal ley,
there goes handsome buggy. | must
have one like that for the gul y &
it right here SAID the Old man. y on
see Satterfeld & DOdson conduct a car
rage repository here that for variety
and excellence of stock can't be beat.
They carry Surveys, Carriages, buggies'
phaetons aud wagons of Il the lea ing
makes and styles and they are SATISFIED
with a moderate profit, TOO" Ptl$
soon the possessor of n handsome car
riace. but before they left Charley also
cot much Interested IN Il road wagon
Uncle Josh saw what vas up - he
quickly said, "I'il honor your draft Tor
that too, +" my boy, Gauss ! Know that
anything you get Of Satteriicli y Dod
son is O. X"
"And as y3u are going to Keep
horse" continued Uncle Josh, IL reckon
IN have to give you my mare KITTY,
but of course, you'il need harness. Now
the boss horse mlliner of this section,
to my notion, IS a SamueIs; he has
been IN this town for twenty five years,
ana that speaks well for anyone. There
is nothing in harness that cannot he
had Of him: heavy and light, single and
double. plain ana fancy, work and buggy
harness. A Samuels mas 'em IN stock
or can make 'em TO order, besldes every
other kind of turf goods imaginable and
the finest lot of lap robes, blankets and
saddles you ever laid your eyes uron,
Calling upon Samuels Charles soon dis
cover, d that Uncle Josh had taken him
to good place. and he ordered set OF
harness that makes nag kitty" look
like wo-year-old
"But say. Uncle, look here; Is there a
good horsesboer in town? fon know
IN be particular about that mare,
Kitty" remarked Charley as they lett
the harness store. 'Jes SO, jess SO,
replied the old man, ''and you shaDt
have no botcher monkey ing around her
feet neither. The best horseshoer
know Of around these parts is K. q.
Bates. He understands perfectly the
construction Of horses foot knows
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