Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-12

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! quality Is questionable | buy on the
/ average IL bottle month; this is extra
| on account of the holidays. | am NOT
| intcmpcl ate: TAX" II drink OCC ,siOnallN
/ only; used to do SO at a bar, but it is eX-
pensive. This way | get what is good
at much less cost. And say. let me tell
I vOu-I was first induced to change to
/ the better habit by that big advertise
. ment i'll the JOURNAL.'
I Here is IL good pointer for others
/ whatever whiskey is wanted for the
/ holidays get the James Clarh Distilling
/ company's product, and whatever Is
wanted for any other season, time on
| purpose, get the same.
THE :. T. LITTLE JEwELRG Co.
/ This is IA Cumberland house with ii
record of more than Il half century of
| growth and development. Ia this, as Ill
/ other cases mentioned, the sons inherit
T the fathers business and avail them
/ selves of all ;he current stimulants to
/ success. The jewclry store Is an ideal
resort for buyers of gifts. One SO large
| and extensive as this Is more than ideal
/ III that variety, quality and beauty 90
! very nearly to the verge of making final
| selection difficult. Nevertheless, tins is
! the sort of stock to view with intent to
/ buy.
+. MERTENS' Sons.
Still another instance of inherited
/ business and enterprise. This firm com
! priSeS several brothers engaged i'll manu-
I featuring lumber for building purposes.
! drawing plans, building under contract,
rtmOdeling and repairing. They have
| done considerable work here-thaJ i'll
/ the most satisfactory manner 1t Is pos
/ sible someone will be specializing during
! the holidays on his chances for living in
! his r,"n h0"Sr d year hence. 1t so, +.
! Mertens' Sons can help him reach a
/ conclusion.
FRANK 3. .JENVEN.
\ D,oH"tnrturjn9 Statoner-that is, IL
man who completes stationery by print
/ ing. can help business men to supplies of
| letterheadS. billheadS and envelopes for
the incoming year-a provision which
may or may not be properly regarded as
IA holiday gift. As to that, as George
| Mauck said, 1T is dismaterial' to .Jenvey.
! Ii he Gets the Job, the owner can do the
rest.
\. \. RoEDER & Co.
At any time the dead can be me
morialzed. Beyond the domain of this
! life they are most likely lnScnSible to
| human ltlIltlI'Bl 'tiiNI VI lllbutt' i'"t
| family affection will still engrave their
names in durable marble. Many here
last holidays are not now and tins cir
cumstance may incite during the coming
! glad season Il determination to mark
| their rcSting-placcS. In such event none
can do it better than the firm whose
name appears above.
d. p. MILLER & 60.
Here is firm that deals in real estate,
| and the fact is mentioned now because
miners sometimes retire from under
ground work to engage in farming.
Not long ago one told the JOURNAL
there il no asthma uut where | live,
which goes a long way to rcconciling
me TO the change Should anyone dur
ing or after the holidays contemplate Il
similar Srlf-rmancipation the JOURNAL
knows no firm better stocked with in
formation and opportunity whercwith
10 advise and supply demand of this
character.
ORT BROTHERS.
The cultivated and trained caterer. a
numerous personality in the cities, is a
rarity ont here. This does not occur in
the fact that there is no demand here for
| riH, service, but merely an incident of
! environment. Since Ort Brothers, of
Midland, began business IA few months
| ago, however, there has been Il pe1cepti
| bile advance III the quality of refresh
mcnt on distinctly social and hoSpitable
! occasions BO;h as bakers and iced
product caterers they have added fea-
lures gratifying alike to hosts and
guests. The holiday season is peculiarly
period for display of their powers in
cakes, ices. etc. Amy appeal to them for
aid or suggestion in contemplated
"socials, weddings, etc, will be prompt
ly and lastly responded to.
p. G.. BARNES.
1t is just possible that somebody, in a
legal tangle, will want advice prepare
tory to the January term of court. If
so, the period may fall within the Christ
mas and New Year lids of the holiday
volume. On that account, however
Barnes is not the lawyer to delay counsel
until the week after.
G. l.. DELAUTER.
One of the best men going is the
Meyer-lale (Pa) weaver of carpets the
| home made articles of strongest fibre and
Longest wear. In his case a whole family
could unite and make itself gift of Il
! Dciauter carpet that will last for years
! longer than the other kind,
CONCLUSION.
The construction of this review has
been no slight task. The Journal has
striyen to write jUSfg and this without
repetition. Hence, if an eyaggeration
anywhere occurs it is more il slip Of
rhetoric than OF design.
Personal.
Arthur Tiddy, city passenger agent
OF the b. aud o. r., Pittsburg. Pa. was
the guest of his brother. Samuel r.
Tiddy, tins place, last Sunday.
Rev G. NJ. Hesser, of Grace NJ. f.
Church, South, left Monday for several
points in the Valley Of Virginia. notably
Charlestown. where he was due to as
sist III reception occaSioned by the
home coming of North Carolina
brother and his bride. The wedding
took place at Rocky Mount Wednesday.
Rev f. A. Williams, pastor of st.
Patrick's church, Mt. Savage, was here
Tuesday.
Chris. Reggie, of Cumberland visited
friends on Union street Sunday.
Frank Lee Carl the ubiquitous chief
local Of the Cumberland Nr~&, stopped
and looked in on the JOURNAL yester
day. He was cH rant" to Finzcl to look
at an oil well which, in postal language,
il is hoped was not "upeued by mistake"
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