Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-02-27
Buying Of Diamonds
Cut Glass Display.

It's diamond you want, some
thing in which if your moneys jul
diciOusly invested will prove a better
investment than bank stock or real
estate. It's the very best sort of
security in close-money times, pro-
giding collateral on which at all times
men with money are glad to be-
friend and help one out of lot of
trouble, on the strength of the value
people everywhere place in it. The
reason that it's worth so much is
because it will buy itself and then
pay for the making of it, for the
labor of the man who found it and
also for the labor of those that hunt
ed and didn't find it. 1t doesn't matter
where it's Aft it's in Halifax, and
is a diamond its worth the price
of a diamond, no matter whose
names upon it, nor who has it nor
how he come by it. That man never
lived in any country where a dia-
mond was under par; it's something
that's never at two or three per cent.
discount, but something that's all
ways, everywhere, in the farthest
isle of the Pacific makes the eyes of
the savage who looks upon it gilt
ter like gold.
There's everything to be gained
and nothing to be lost in buying a
diamond, provided proper caution is
exercised. The chief caution is to
know who you are buying from-let
it be men like Daniels & Brannen
of this city, who never sell diamond
without giving the buyer a written
certificate in which they guarantee
the gem and agree to take it back
any time at full price in exchange
for larger or more suitable stone.
Furthermore, if you can better the
goods for the same price return the
diamond they sold you and get your
money. If dealer won't do bust
ness with you on these terms better
let him alone-his diamonds at least.
Gorham Solid Silver Sets and Pieces.
Daniels and Brannen want the
people to put the same confidence
in them that they do in their bank,
and every day to the personal knowl-
edge of The Times-Recorder they
are doing all in their power to merit
such a confidence.
Call upon them and inspect their
line of spoons, knives, forks, fancy
service pieces or complete sets, all
bearing the famous trademark:
'Gorham's Solid Silver. .
For more than sixty years this,
the original brand of solid silver,
has been noted for its great variety
of exclusive designs, whether simple |
or ornate
There are many limitations of de- |
signs and trademarks. Be sure that |
the goods you buy are stamped |
'Gorham' that you may secure the |
genuine
About Watches of In
terest.
A condition which affects dealers |
more largely than at first sight APP |
pears reasonable is the discrimina-
ion they should use in buying, no
natter what the article may be, for
sake, say it's watch /
Well, Daniels & Brannen believe a
watch is what it is made to be; that
n this product the Importance of the
actory is paramount.
A watch is not a simple unit; it
S an assembling of many parts. To
make perfect watch means that ev-
Try man in the factory has done his
work we'll. A perfect factory pro-
Luces perfect watch.
The factory in which the watches
andled by Daniels & Brannen are
nade has been built not only to
ford every convenience of arrange
lent, but also to enable each man
0 do his best work under. the most
avorable conditions. 1t is, so the
eople who know say, one of the
lost complete watch factories in the ;
rorld.
So that in buying one of their
,atches you not only get one built
) meet every condition in a factory {
to accomplish the very best {