The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-25

dh-GN-ADA, Ml0G., pA.
heart of every woman. u
by the way" exclaimed Uncle
Josh, with a paternal air, 1.-THE next
thing to look after is the lumber fOl
lutely necessary. Come with me and
IN take you to the Grenada Lun1.
Der Co., principal dealers in that line
here, and carry the most complete
line Of building material in the county
Everything, from the stills for the
foundation to the shingles for the roof,
including doors and windows, mould
ingS ETC., and don't want all the
money feller's got either. It is
pleasant to deal with Mr.. Allen, for
his greatest aim is to give satisfaction
to every customer" And it didn' t
take Uncle Josh long to place "a right
smart sized' order for building ma
terial.
''Oh me! Oh my!" calculated Polly
as they halted before a Ishowl window,
what perfectly lovely shipper. y
Yes," said Uncle Josh, Duncan &
Halls stock can't be equalled in style
and extent in this section. Go in,
look it over and get acquainted. Pick
out what you want and I'll foot the
bill. - 1t might have been policy not
to have extended that invitation, had
not Uncle Josh known what wise
economy it ts to trade at this large
mercantile store, for Polly found
goods and prices so seductive that she
purchased an outfit from a pretty slip
per to handsome walking boot.
Charley 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
styles and prices offered by Duncan &
Hall.
While Uncle Josh was pondering
where to 60 next, Polly suddenly
asked: "Uncle where can I find the
leading millinery establishments"
Just a few doors further on," re-
marked Uncle Josh, ''and we will visit
G. w. Kosminsky, who, by the way,
has on hand one of the completest
stocks of millinery, dress skirts, jack |
Its, wraps, and novelties to be found in
the city. You can get what you want |
there, the latest styles and lowest |
prices. being his motto. Miss willie |
Longs good taste and experience guar
lntees that when you have purchased !
If c. w. Kosminsky, you have the
hing according to fashion and salts
action that your work has been done t
oy a competent artists In a few
there never was happier
eirl thansBoliY, f<,r she gu6 q nperfecnf I
1rean' df u f8S aud the bill didn It
;care Unc3e Josh either.
,le?" inquired Polly. ''You remem-
Der you said you would see somebody
for that Jes so, jes so: and we
,han't have any botcher do the work |
either. Il III talk to w. A. Kincaid about |
that. We've got to have water pipes |
put in q hot water heater and a por- |
,elain bath tub, besides some sanitary |
ixin's, and Mr.. w. A. kincaid is the |
Fery man to do the work. He observes !
closely all the hygienic laws guarding |
against dangers from sewer gases. |
You can always feel safe about the
house when practical men, as I know |
Mr.. Kincaid to be, have done the
work. The aforesaid plumber got |
the contract, did just what Uncle Josh |
said he would do, and won Polly's |
praise for his excellent workmanship. |
"And. in the matter of insurance."
the old gentleman continued. THAT !
is also of Importance. You will want |
/ risk on your new house, and goods;
but you can t be too careful about get
ting it in a reliable agency. My old
friends, Mcleod & -Snider, not only
have lines of the solidest and best
companies, but they are expert and
underwriters. They have
/ large number of companies, all of
which belong to the old reliable cate
cory, being well known for their !
prompt and satisfactory adjustment |
If losses. It's better to be safe than |
sorry and you'll surely be safe in the
Mcleod & Snider agency" Charley |
agreed to attend to the insurance mat !
ter at his earliest convenience.
And now, my boy the most impor-
can't thing you have not attended to
yet. You ought to have some life
insurance. You ought to begin now
TO lay by for a rainy day-something
to provide you an income in your old |
age; or, in case of your death, some
thing to care for your beautiful bride. !
II you love your wife
You'll insure your life,
And in this connection, I will inform
r Sr I'll