Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-01-22
4 REALISTIC ROMANCE.
That Began Back East and Ends i'm
AmeriCus

contributes mere to this end than does
sanitary plumbing and scientific ven-
tilation, and when coupled with the
handsome and appropriate fixtures, to
say nothing of the convenience, it com
bines with healthfuIness and comfort a
pleasing interior finish which is most
desirable. To avoid encountering any
trouble in after years, am going to
have w. H. r. Schroeder to execute
the plumbing, heating and roofing con-
tracts, For good roof is a most i'm
portant item, and smart cornice work
lends to appearance an effect that is not
otherwise obtained" said Uncle Bill.
Then I'll be sure of good workman
ship, artistic fixtures and square deal,
for this is the kind of reputation that
Schroeder has won with-a cognizant
public for doing things"
Indeed, said Uncle Bill, ''our home
would not be truly modern were we to
omit proper electrical equipment. Z"
And now, about the electrical equip
ment, am going to arrange with w n.
Sawyer d Sons and have them wire the
house and install the fixtures, put on
electric door bells then we will be sure
of getting appropriate appliances,
chandeliers exquisite in taste and
every thing done right. They will put
you an electric lock on the servents
| door so as to open it in morning by
pushing button from the bed w. H.
Sawyer & Sons are practical and pains
taking people, and agreeable people in
their business dealings. They have
every equipment at hand for subscribing
the best interest of the public, which
efforts have brought them well before
the public. I will see them right away -
he concluded.
ct is the task of the painter and
decorator that count most in obtaining
artistic and harmonious results, chip
ped in the bride. For" SAID she, sit
is the painting and decorating, when
executed by capable artisans, that aug
ments the attractiveness of both the
| exterior and interior of the home, rem
dering it pleasing and inviting
"Then," interrupted Uncle Bill, "Ill
take no chances on butchery, but I'll
see j. F. Butler, who is artist with the
brush, employing force of competent
men who WELD the brush with dexter.
ity and, if we give the painting, paper
hanging and decorating to J. F. Butler,
we lcan rest assured CT getting good
honest workmanship and a we'll finish
ed and presentable house."
'Well, its up to me now to furnish
your new residence" remarked Uncle
BILL and it shall be furnished from
bottom to top in Just as good taste and
as completely as your good judgement
and tact will permit and dictate. .
How grand, she exclaimed, beamine
with joy and expectancy. The generous
uncle then bade the young couple to
| come with him to A. w. Smith Furni.
ture Co. our live opponents of furniture
and well informed house furnishes.
where is handled everything that is
smart, useful, and dainty, needed to fiji
out the cottage or mansion on whatever
scale desired. The trio were politely
received at the store, where, after coz
ferring with the conversant and assidous
management, HettIe soon selected her
living room and bed room suits, as well
as every item needed for the dining
room, her purchase also including car
pets, rugs, mattings and sundry in
cidentals. In fact the A. w. Furniture
Co. got the order to fit out the home
from top to bottom.
Yes, did promise you nice watch
and silver service SET" quoth Uncle
Bill to the bride, and he directed them
to Thos. l.. Bells jewelry store, where
he soon acquitted himself of the obliga-
ton, adding to the above a handsome
| clock and some exquisite articles in
cut-glass ware. Hettie observed with
peculiar interest the varied lines of
wares handled. 'Thos. l.. Bell" re-
marked Uncle Bill, always shows
seasonable wares and artistic effects
from reliable manufacturers and has
the distinction with wide acquaintan-
ship of conducting the most reliable
and best appointed jewelry house here.
abouts. No false lights are ever held
out here to make sale either.'
Understand that you are an accom-
p1lshed musician said Uncle Bill to
the bride; Hetty finally admitted that
she played the piano. That's good"
said Uncle Bill, "the piano is my favor
lite instrument and every home that
has music in it is all the happier.
Nothing affords more real pleasure or