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


for the larder. II is the housewives
SEQUEL OF maintaining the good graces
Of the men folk. Now for whole
some groceries. provisions and tooth
some table delecaeies, III escort you
over to NAYS Bros. who conduct a
well appointed and completely stocked
grocery. where is ever shown varied
assortment of the most tempting good
things to eat in town, whose patrons
come from every nook and corner
and hereabouts, and presumably for
a reason. perhaps that they appre-
eiate the superior efforts and correct
ways that characterize the business
dealings of Mays Bros, our wide-a-
wake and well-yersed purveyors 10
the Iarder."
Next We must see somebody
about supplying US with meats, and
am going 10 suggest Birds Market
said Uncle Bill. 1T is well conduct
ed and well ordered market in all re-
spects, where is handled every day OF
the week the choicest and best fresh
smoked and cured meats, and kind
red things 10 this line that money
and experience can obtain Since
Mr. Bird buys the best and latest
stock on foot and carefully dresses
his own meats. This, together with
tie civil and prompt attention that
awaits all who trade with W. Bird,
has made this market a busy place,
where a long list of pleased families
trade regularly"
Next We will go up to Williams
Studio and sit for pictures" suggest
ed Uncle Bill, for nothing recalls re-
minisences of the honey moon in af-
ter years, so wildly as good photo
graph and one taken by Williams viii
be real life likeness" of you He is
Tot camera snapper" but por-
trait photographer. as the specimens
on exhibitions at the pleasingly ar
ranged gallery and reception room at
test 10.
That all photographers are alike
skillful, is no more true than that
pen, ink and paper make the same
author, said Uncle Bill. And Mr.. J.
Williams not only has the knack for
posing, but understands the worth OF
perception, as we'll; which distin-
guishes him as portrait artist
BY the way said Uncle Bill, with
evident seriousness, since we've spent
ali this money in building and fur
nishing this nice home it would be a
grave oversight for US to delay the
matter OF fire insurance, so well go
now, post haste, and see B. W. Hell
venston, who will take the risk and re-
lieYe US of all apprehension and sus-
penSe; He represents many of the
best and staunchest American and
European companies from which We
may choose And said ne, Mr.. 3. W.
Helvenston is thealeTta and wide awake
Underwater, who has been writing
up so much business in and about
town; from which We may Judge that
every policy holder has been dealt
with in a fair, liberal way in the ad-
Justment and payment of all honest
claims. Before the trio had left the
ONCE Mr. Helveston wrote a $4,000
policy on Harry's life in the New
York Life.
1t is doubtful" Said Uncle Bill.
IL any line or branch of business
Is more indispensable to the welfare
OF every community than that of a
well managed general blacksmith
ing establishment And We have got
sucn a one, here. That has Mr.. G
T. Sanburg at its head, where the
pubic is afforded the advantages of
energetic management and good
equipment and skilled workmanship
IN the execution of all classes of work
rightly belonging TO this branch
whether it be carriage painting, new
tops or cushions Wagons or hing
sieS made and repaired in wood or
IRON In fact general blacksmitbinp
ID all It's lines, and it is this kind of
service To the people that has made
L T. Sanberg's place. a busy pIacer
asserted Uncle Bill
After Uncle Bill had 49,,