The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30

office. 1lS East Main street, and made
arrangements to place 81, 900 ON his
house and 81, 800 on his furniture and
Other personal effects in the well
known and reliable companies repre-
sented by this agency. which has All
experience of many years and is one
of the Oldest, best and largest insur-
ance concerns in this section. The
companies represented by Mr.. Nc
Candless have millions of capital. In
the list is included the oldest, most
stable aud best companies now doing
business. They have an enviable rec
ord for prompt and equitable settle
Inent of claims. Mr.. McCandless
writes policies for both fire and plate
glass insurance. He is also secretary
of the Kesytone Oil Co., in which Mr..
Jones was much pleased to take good
number of shares
Jones Buys a Fine Carriage.
Anyone who knows the pleasure
there is in spinning along with fine
turnout on the pleasant streets of our
beautiful city will commend Mr..
Jones for looking about for the finest
carriage in the market. He went to
the carriage repository of T. W. Rob
erts, 205-207 East Main street, and
was surprised to get an elegant rub
ber tired carriage at so reasonable a
price. He selected one of the finest
carriages this enterprising dealer had
in stock. Mr.. Jones also bought one
OF Mr.. Roberts popular farm wagons
for his farm r., W. Roberts can give
purchasers their choice of the hest
carriages made, and'also has most
complete stock of the best farm ma
chinery and oil we'll supplies. the lat
ter manufactured by ID. Phillips q
Co., of Bradford, Pa. Telephone.
BOB red.
Jones Gets New Harness.
Mr.. Jones knew that not one of his
harnesses would be in keeping with
his new carriage. and he therefore
bought set of the finest harness
hand d-made light double harness which
T. w. Roberts is noted for carrying.
The price was attractive as well as
the harness. Mr.. Roberts team har-
nesses give satisfactory service, and
buyers of his goods get full value for
their money. Telephone, BOB red.
innos ,r,J III, Io,,,far oroaJ
Hon. Thomas Jones looked at his
watch, and much to his surprise
found it but 10 o. clock. He was then
in front of W. l.. Morris & Co.'S hand
somely fitted jewelry store, next door
to the postofiice, and "A look at the
regulator showed him that his watch
was way behind. 1t had stopped
Nothing like taking stitch in
time, ;" murmured the Hon. Thomas,
and he placed his fine timepiece in
Mr. Morris hands. A brief inspec-
tion showed that his watch needt d
cleaning and Morris promised to have
it done that evening. He compliment
ed Mr.. Jones upon carrying "A good
watch W. l.. Morris & Co. make
speciality of their jewelry and watch
repair department, giving the work
personal attention and insuring salts
faction to patrons. No repair work
is too complicated or difficult for this
firm 5 skilled experience.
Desiring birthday gift for Tom,
j Mr.. Jones bought fine watch in
a hansdome gold case, from W. L.
Morris q Cos extensive stock of
watches and Tom. Jr, was the hap
piest hoy in Florence
Jones and the Dress Suit.
Mr.. Jones had one more commits
sion to give before lunch, and that
was for dress suit. He found exact
ly what he desired at Vim. Volkens'
tailoring establishment, l0l South
Pixies Peak avenue, aud was satisfied
that he would make n favorable i'm
preston at the reception. Mr.. Volk-
ems new fall overcoatings, suitings
ana trousering and prices were so at
tractive that Mr.. Jones arranged to
have Tom, Jr., leave his order and
have the suit forwarded. Mr. Volk.
ems furnishes everything usually
found in first class merchant tailor
ing establishment and makes "A special
ty of business and wedding suits.
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