Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-12-08

on the part of Mr.. X. +. Banff
which is meriting the good will of
an appreclative public, where is
found the most tOothsome and
palatable cakes and pastries and
Tine confections. Everything in
soft drinks is dispensed from the
beautiful fountain. Banff is the
same fellow who will sell French
aud Jelly mixture candy for a
cents until Xmas," added Uncle
Bill.
Well. the next question on the
docket" ventured Uncle Bill to
Hettie, lis To arrange about the
supplies for the larder. Ii is the
house wife's sequel to maintaining
the good graces of the men folks.
Now for wholesome groceries and
provisions and toOthsome table
delicacies I'll escort you over to
Guy Ii. Shackleford who conducts
we'll appointed and completely
stocked grocery, where is ever
shown varied assortment of the
most tempting good things to eat
IN town. whose patrons come fr, M
every nook and corner hereabouts.
and presumably for a reason. Per-
haps 1t is because they appreciate
the superior efforts and correct
ways that characterize the business
dealings of Guy b. Shackleford
one of the our best known mer-
chants and our wide awake and
well versed grocer and purveyor
to the larder, where is a large and
fine stock, from which to select al
the time"
Next | want you TO recommend
a good market said Hettie to
Uncle Bill, "one that | can depend
upon all the time" We'll for good
meats, honest weights. and a nice
all round place TO trade" advised
Uncle Bill, smiling good naturedly.
It's Young Bros. market YOU
want TO trade with. There you
Will find every day in the week th,
choicest and best fresh and cured
meats that money, experience and
vigilant effort can obtain. The
best and fattest stock cattle are
bought on the hoof and are carefully
slaughtered and dressed by skilled
help with q view TO meeting in
every particular the demands of
the long list of eXacting patrons of
this well ordered market. Young
Bros. are equipped with thorough
refrigerator, coldstorage facilities.
and maintain a good delivery ser
vice. And considering in all the
basis upon which the management
of this market is catering To the
public, 1t is admirable in every way.
and fully merits the run of business
accorded il, and the good name
that so many give it" said Uncle
Bill, assuringly.
Next Wen 90 to Whitaker's
Studio, and sit for pictures, sug-
gested Uncle Bill, for nothing re-
calls "reminiscences of the honey
moon in after years so vividly as a
good photograph, and one taken by
i. w. Whitaker will be a real like
ness of you. He is not Camera
snapper" but a portrait photo
grapher, as the specimens on
exhibition at the pleasingly
arranged gallery and reception
room attest. And that all Photo
graphers are alike capable of
achiving the same results is no
more true, than that pen, ink, and
paper make the same author, "
said Uncle Bill. Whitaker, aside
from ample and thorough equip
ment, not only possesses the art of
posing, but understands the worth
of perception as well, which
distinguishes him as a portrait
artist, and makes for this gallery
more that a local name. He will
alsoframe the marriage certificate. -
Having bought nice Run
about, the next thing is smart set
of Harness. j. Ed. Ogden is the
Horse and Mule Milliner here. and
will fit YOU out with just what you
want. He manufactures aSplendid
line of Buggy Harness, as well as
everything in Light and Heavy
Harness for business uses" saiC
Uncle Bill. and being a practica
artisan and a straightforward
fellow, any fair-minded man viii
appreciate the efforts j. Ed. OgdeI
puts forward to meet the demand,
of the trade in his chosen business
He is we'll known for many mile,
around BerryvilIe." F" Harry anC
Uncle Bill are his newes
customers.