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

prescription department is under the
management Of Lee Kirby, which is
sufficient guarantee of care in COM
pounding, and the purity Of the drugs
used. Ny good friend Safer ranks
high among druggists, and it is to
your interest to patronize him."
"Gandpa, said Polly, when we
first came here we brought lot of
goods with us, that are only in our
way, since yon started us out with an
entirely new outfit. Now, don't want
to destroy them, as they are too good,
so what can do with them7" Take
them to Alverson's second hand store"
promptly replied Grandpa. "You will
get a good price for them. And by the
same token, at any time you want to
pick up bargain, you should call on
Ben Alverson, as he always carries a
large stock of goods, and there are al
ways a number of bargains to be
picked up here. have frequently Sc
cured bargains that were worth many
times what paid for it, and shall be
sure to go there again"
Il see, Charley" said Grandpa, as he
eyed a dismantled gun, THAT you are
attempting job that only belongs to
an expert. You should take that gun
to II. L. Joslin, and let him fix it up
for you, as he is really an expert, and
there is nothing in that line that he
does not understand. In the matter of
guns, sewing machines, and in fact
anything along those lines that he
cannot anlasse new is hardly worth
the fixing. He has opened up again
on Willow street. lie was here before
but went west, and until he returned,
there was really no one to take his
place. The fact of the matter is, Mr..
Joslin can repair anything from a
sewing machine needle to a steam en-
CINE, and he is always very reasona BILE
in his prices. He guarantees his work
to give satisfaction.
| A this point Charley exclaimed, 81
declare, Grandpa, | forgot to ask you
where your team was" "Never mind,
my boy" said Grandpa, 81 always
put up my team at Kiger & Sharkey's
wagon yard. | always aim to have my
| team we'll cared for and under shelter.
i 1t is much better than having them
stand out in the hot sun all day, with
nothing to cat. "A mereiful man is
merciful 'ohis beasts, and looks after
their welfare as carefully as he does
/ his own. These gentlemen have ev-
! erything fixed up at their wagon
yard in fine shape, and you can advise
your friends to stop there with their
teams when coming to town. Their
prices are always right, and give gem
eral satisfaction.
well, children said Grandpa get
/ ting ready to go back to the farm, 81
have spent very pleasant evening,
and now | must go back to the old
lady who is anxious to know how you
are getting along IN your new home.
But before l start | would advise you
/ to take that horse to Alex Parker and
let him carefully shoe him. He thor
oughly understands the knack of fit
ting a shoe OH horse, and can give a
horse as much real pleasure out of a
well-shod foot, "a does this charming
little tyrant of yours get from well-ft-
ting glove or shoe, Further, want to
say. that the excellent condition of
my farm machinery to-day, is owing to
/ the careful work Mr.. Parker has
put on the various implements"
AT this point Grandpa bid them
good night, aud as he disappeared, he
eheerily called out:
"I'il be back again in a few days.
young people, and We'll have a long
talk together"