The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-09-03

that this delicate little piece of human
mechanism now sitting on your knee
will not jump every time She press
es her cheek against yours. You see, "
said the Foxy old gentleman hnmor-
onsly their motto Isl satisfaction
guaranteed or whiskers refunded, -
and as they have never been called up
TO refund, it is natural to suppose they
give entire satisfaction TO others, as
they have to me"
You will remember" said Grandpa,
.sthat when you first came here, we
dined at c. V. Loper's. l still MANI
tain that the Southern hotel is the best
place to stop, Everything is home
like and comfortable, the cuisine is be-
yond comparison, and the rooms neat,
cosy and comfortable. Everything
that will give pleasure and comfort to
their guests, is done by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lopez, and you are made to feel at
home as soon as you enter the house.
The surest way to keep man in a
good humor, Polly, is through his
fendness for good eating, and would
advise you that whenever your lord and
master begins toget little bit grumpy
or grouchy, to hurry him off to the
Southern Hotel and try one of those
meals for which it is so justly famous,
and notice the smile of satisfaction as
it spreads over his face"
~ see you have acted upon my adj
vice. said the old gentleman, as he mo-
ticed case of pop just being delivered
at the door, Sin laying in your supply
of summer drinks, by patronizing c. V.
Caster, the pop man." Here Polly
broke into a ringing laugh, saying: 81
am afraid, Grandpa, you have got
Charley into the pop habit. The arti-
Gle furnished us by Mr., Caster has
proven SO good, that Charley will use
nothing else, and his bill for this bev-
erage is beginning to mount UP to
something dreadful. OF course | in
dulge in my share of it, for it really is
the best | have ever tasted" The
old gentleman smiled good naturedly
and continued: "They use nothing
but the purest and best ingredients in
| its manufacture, and every family
should keep case of itin the house
and | am glad to see that Charley is
not stinting himself in this particular.
At this point Polly inquired as to
| where she could get the best bargain
| in sewing machine. This, said
Grandpa, gives me an opportunity OF
calling your attention to the machines
sold by w. II. Hawley, on the South
side of the square. He handles only
the best-the Singer-and carries q
full line of needles, etc. | will take es
pecial pains to have Mr.. Hawley send
up one of these machines for your in
spection, as pass by his place of bus
mess this evening. There is no ques
ton as to the durability, worth and
ease of action of this machine, and the
ever increasing number that is sole
annually, is the most conclusive evi
dence of their popularity with the la.
dies, and my advice to you Polly, is tc
buy Singer machine, and buy il
from Mr.. Hawley."
by the way" said the foxy old gen
tleman, 1.-The next time you go down
town, want you to stop in l.. A. SAT
fer's drug store, and see the immense
line of goods carried by this popular
drug HOUSE, The fact -, II Safer
has not got what you want in his line
it is possible that it is not in town
The goods he handles are of the pur.
est and best in the market. This es-
adjustment is one of the best known
in the country and numbers among its
patrons the best and most influential
| citizens in the town and county. In
the line of wallpapers he has the lat
est designs, while everything in the
line of paints, oils, stationery and toll
ct articles, he cannot be excelled. The