The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30

they could be improved Ike i
surely taxed oftentimes to suppl
his customers, but he does it
somehow, and satisfactorily too
Ike Hostler is genial whole
souled fellow, kind and accom-
modating neighbor and gentle
men in every sense and in every
place.
LUNCH ROOM.
Mart Polling, the pioneer bust
ness man of Laurelville, though
aged and reserved, still steps higt
and looks pleasant. He always
sees the silver lining through his
dark and threatening clouds, he
laughs at the thunders of the
lndolents cry of hard times, and
rejoices in his prosperity. He
caters to the wants of the extra
fastidious with as much grace as
he does to the ordinary business
man. His wines and liquor are of
the vintage of a centuary back,
the goods are tested and straight,
the best the market affords.
Lunch, cigars and tobacco, bill
iards and pools are pleasing ad-
iuncts to his wines and liquors.
If you want to find the silver
lining to your dark clouds, CON
suit Mart or Ed, his son, and chip
off the old block, who will always
be found behind the bar looking
pleasant and dispensing gloom.
DEPARTMENT STORE,
Possibly one of the most popu-
lar, enterprising, progressive and
business emporiums in
Salt Creek Valley, and for that
in Ohio, is Whites De-
partment Store. In the dry goods
department you can get anything
from cambric needle or spool of
thread to the most costly dress
pattern, any weave, any color, any
style. The grocery department is
complete with staple and fancy
groceries, fruits, nuts, etc. The
boots and shoe department en-
braces everything in size, quality,
style and prices. The clothing
offers unlimited as
'ortment and special values. The
carret and linoleum de.
partment shows anything needed
IN the house furnishing line. The
stocks are almost inexhaustable,
jhe quality the best and the prices
ust under the bottom. They buy
poles and ties and pay
prevailing prices. In their four
arge and commodious rooms you
IAN find anything you want at
popular prices.
ToNsoRIAL PARLORs.
The popular tonsorial parlors of
lewis Dawson, on Main street, is
me of the best patronized and
most frequented resorts of the
lind in Central Ohio. The reas-
N for this Is 'good work" and
ourteOus treatment. Mr.. Daw-
on, though running a two-chair
hop, is often sorely distressed in
aking care of his customers. His
ssistant, Carl McKitrick, is con-
idered an expert. His touch,
hey say, is as soft as the down of
turtle dove, his voice as pleasing
8 the thrill of the nightengale,
nd conversation as sparkling as
Id champaign. He is a lady's
IAN, necessarily is placed in
barge of the custom of all the
entler sex. Dawson and McKit-
ick are both enterprising and ag-
ressive business men and
,onder full addition to the bust
ess and social circles of Laurel
lille.
MEAT MARKET.
A. Santos meat market on Main
treet is always headquarters for
resh meats. Nice young steaks,
ender lucious roasts, pork, veal,
lutton and smoked and cured
heats of every kind and descrip-
ion, together with pudding and
ausages, constantly in stock. Mr..
antos is known to every farmer
pr miles around as an honest,
areful buyer. He pays the high
st market price and must have
rime stock, in fact, he will have
o other, and the goods he offers