Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-23

could be procured at such advan
tageous prices; and by the way,
said Uncle Bill, you must remen
Der that this firm operates one o
the best and most thoroughly
equipped saw and planning mills il
the country, consequently are pre-
pared to undersell all competitors
Their great specially is in the mar
ufacture of interior decorations
posts, sashes, doors, blinds, man
ties, etc, aud when you see their
product you'll use no other; and
by the way, they are contractors
and builders, have built many fine
houses here; in fact they are bull.
ding new ones all the time, which
they are offering for sale at advan-
tageous terms and prices.
THE next thihg on the pro-
gram, | believe" remarked Uncle
Bill, will be the furniture for
your new house" Hereupon Sal.
I've theoretically declared that she
had heard so much about the big
furniture store of Boston Walker
d Co. that she desired to go there
The result was that they were ush-
cred into such a bswildering dis
play that the girl was puzzled at
first how to select, bat soon yield
ed to the seduct iyeness of a mag.
nihcent parlor suit, in IA Golden
Oak, handsomely finished. To
these she added dining room set
with accessories, a complete kitch.
en- outfit, and didn't forget a most
convenient and ornamental writ.
ing desk for Hubby" Jack.
There is one thing about this
establishment" remarked Uncle |
Bill, land that is that you can buy
furniture, eic, from this firm as
cheap as you can anywhere on this
earth, aud no firm in the country
carries a more complete line of
these goods. And besides, they
are extensive dealers in paint, oils
7arnishes and wall paper, as we'll
IS window shades; and when you
shuttle off this mortal coil your
friends should go to them for a
,ofiin and burial outfit. I
Now. Jack, said Uncle Bill, !
come with me and I'll introduce I
'ou to my old friend T. j. Yandell !
cashier of the Marion Bank, and I
}. Woods, the assistant cashier q
nd ex,oounty clerk. This Bank I
8 an institution that for many 8
ears has supplied the people of )
darion and vicinity in financial I
matters. This bank has stood the d
est of numerous fnancia depres. 6
ions, and stands today as one of q
he most solid and solvent institu. !
ions of the state That's the bank I
o handle your financial affairs. c
It's management is progressive,
nd all that kind Of thing. All Of |
he leading farmers and great I
nany business men have patron. {
zed il for years and they have had {
10 cause to complain, for if there =
one thing this bank does it is to
Iandls the money matters of its
'atrons with promptness and al.
rays look out for their best inter.
SITS. Now you see this bank has I
capital stock of $4,000, and {
urplus and undivided fund of l
$4,000, while its deposits amount I
0 upwards of $4,000. /
The officers and directors are as /
ollows; j. w. Blue, President 3,
'am Gugenheim, Vice Pres; DR.. t
. V, Hayden, I'd V. F.; r. j. Van
ell, Cash; ID. Woods, Asst Cash. /
Earnest Carnahan, I'd Asst Cash. c
directors; ii. A. Haynes, P. d. J.
laxwell, G. 5. Num-. {
Say" remarked Jack to Uncle
'ill, where can go to get shaw q
dY' Come with me and | will a
AXE you over and introduce you o
} my old friend Vim Woodbridge. n
lie runs the shop next to the Crit. :
'nden PRESS Office, and / will say I
you right here, it's the best in a
own by long odds, and when you D
ant TO get a frat claaa bai, 80. r