Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-19
Ink stands. mirrors. or leather goods.
A picture, vase, or cutlery.

Ink STANDS. mirrors, or leather GOODS,
A picture, vase, or cutlery.
Extracts of fine perfumery,
An ornament in Wedgewood fine,
Or drinking cup. or mug, or steiU.
Just go to DIR. Paul Jones' store,
And look his Christmas offerings DER.
If you should want bed room set,
A chiffionier. or tabaret,
A table. carpet, or rug,
A dinner set. or cider jug.
Or any kind of china ware,
A stand or desk. or Morris chair,
Or stool, or sofa for your den,
Smith, Moore & Hargis are the men.
There's Price & Shockley's where you II
find
That everything is to your mind
Dry goods, notions, groceries. meats.
Raisins, toys, and candy sweets,
| Chairs, and stands. and table covers,
And everything for married lovers.
If you should want a veil or glove.
Or picture hat, why you II just love
The ones at Mrs. Townsend's store,-
Be sure to come and look them O'er.-
And don't forget this is the place
To buy your ribbon and your lace.
There's Vincent's store where you
should go
To buy your jewelry. you know,
Your clocks and watches. lockets, chains,
| Brushes, belts, and chatelaines.
If you should want fine bedstead,
! A cradle. or trundle bed,
A stand, couch, or rocking chair,
A china closet for your ware.
| Or anything you have to buy.
Hastings & Timmons will supply.
If you should want fine new gun
Why Hurlock's is the place for one;
His cutlery cannot be beat.
Aud his stoves and ranges always heat.
Dave Hudson has we'll filled store,
And Christmas gifts and toys galore,
And boots, and shoes, aud fine dress
goods.
And calicoes and baby hoods.
There's Mason who will give you stamps
For every dollars worth of lamps
Or anything he has to sell.
And he will always treat you we'll.
Peruna, you are surely going
To see what Mrs. Dukes is showing
In ribbons. laces, applique
Dole, and toys. and ribbons gay.
IF it is Berlin that you seek
For Burbage & Powell would speak;
There you'll find lamps and bric-a- brac.
Candy, toys. and nuts to crack,
Vases and pictures, bed room suits.
Clothing and hats, shoes and boots.
Adams will grind your feed and -four
At any time or anv hour.
And always make, at your commands.
The very best and finest brands.
D J. Adkins & Co. will supply
All building material you need to buy,
Mantle, door, or window sill,
Or even hnild hOuse for Kill
If you want varnish, oil or paint,
About which there'll be no complaint,
Or rifle, gun, or stove. or nail,
Or frying pan or dinner pail.
| Or lock, you'll find them by the score
At Roger Adams hardware store.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman's stylish store
To pretty hats is given DER,
And ribbons, laces. silks and shawls. ,
And hoods, and caps, and pretty dollsT
If into Pocomoke You go
Just where to shop you want to know;
The mammoth store of Dickinson
Is where you should begin your fun;
There's where you buy your cloak or coat
Or pretty ribbon for your throat.
Sofas. carpets, rugs. art squares,
And willow, oak, or Morris chairs,
Merrill, the clothier, is the man
10 make All swamp look SplCh anu Spdus
And fit him with hobby hat,
Or suit, or collar. or cravat.
For picture or for jewelry.
Or silverware for cosey tea
Or bric-a-brac, or lamps, tits plain
That you should go to Llovd & Blaine.
Now XII Swamp Root. please come to
town,
And bring with you Peruna Brown;
So good bve Xii, good bye Peru
From your true friend,
SELMA SUE