Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-11

- buchanan Is the mdI " - 49,
sewing machine, and he Is pleasant
fellow 70 deal with, too, and KNOWS
ali about a machine He sells the
universally recognized Singer found
in half OF the homes in the eivliizea
world He is the suave and alert dis
ttriet manager, whose territory covers
this and several adjoining counties
LOT course YOU know il is a fayorite
with all intelligent housewives AFTER
lunch you can come with me TO tne
ONCE and see all the late models ana
make your selection III pay for the
best" And he did
Among those indispensable TO the
welfare OF every community Is the
druggist, declared Uncle Bill Win
some emphasis, and of course you
want 10 be in touch with the good
drug store" Turning 70 the young
people he said: We have complete
lly and well appointed drug establish
ment here that is conducted along
progressive lines under the censor
ship of ". H. Bell, well known TO the
people. The presentable premises
utilized are ever replete with drugs,
medicines, chemicals and proprietary
remedies as well as exceptional lines
Iof sundries, including the manifold
requisites for ladies' toilet cases.
90 10 the Live Oak Drug Store know
ling that there are always competent
and painstaking men behind the case
who serve patrons with accuracy and
dispatch" Said Uncle Bill, in eonclu-
sion
Before leaving Bells Drug Store,
Uncle Bill spied upon one corner OF
the beautiful soda fOunI Of this COM
pIete establishment some handsomely
labeled bottles, and desiring 70 give
his neice another eye opener" asked
the polite dispenser for one of them
Taking it he turned 10 her with the
bottle lifted eoyly 10 one side and
said, "Hettie, dear, see here; look al
this. This is a bottle OF Ginger ale
named for our famous historic and
song renowned old Suwannee river,
of whose beautiful scenes and life
giving springs We of this country new
er tire at singing. Look at this beau
tiful young Indian maiden as she sits
upon the rocks bathing her tiny Gin
derilla-like pedal appendages in the
refreshing waters of our own beloved
Suwannee Springs. We must have
a case OF it sent right up, because it
will remove those tired feelings.
which, some time creep upon Us.
This is not one of those cheap import
ed beverages so injurious to health,
but is manufactured right here in our
prosperous and enterprising town by
the Live Oak Bottling Works, R. H
Holmes, proprietor, who has spent
a lifetime in the business. Remem-
Der you can get none superior to the
Suwannee, and in ordering Ginger
Ale, always order from him; also
your Coco Cola, and all other soft
drinks They are all made of pure
fruit and iavoTs mixed with distilled
and filtered water, properly carbonat-
ed and bottled Will go down and
see friend Holmes some day.
At this juncture Harry was heard
TO say something about saw edges.
! oh, yes, Uncle, / want you to rec
ommend a reliable laundry; Harry is
positively cranky about his linen"
All right" replied the old man as
he laughed heartily. If you will
send ii to tie Live Oak Steam Laun-
dry you need have no further appre-
tensions, for it's been keeping me in
clean linen and things for years. /
find il the best laundry in these parts
besides, Phillips & Scarborough. are
ever alert and pleasant in managing
the business affairs. The busy de-
livery wagons are seen early and late
scaling corners at double-quick gait
in all partS-gathering up soiled
linens and returning them faultlesslv
laundered 10 an enviable number of
pleased patrons, who seem to re-
spond to superior business endeayor
and progressive spirit"
Shortly after leaving the hotel,
just after luncheon, Hattie asked 70