The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-12

'4e expectations OF tne latter, She
found what she wanted, and was
treated SO nicely and SO courteously
that she went home satisfied.
glimpse of an up to date market,
Banghart's by name. was next given
to the audience. Here, too, the fault
finding customer was forced by her
good service and excellent treatment to
90 home satisfied.
Stevenson jewelry store was rep
resented by vocal solo sung by girl
whose costume was rich with jewels
and whose singing was splendid.
Labaree's grocery store. its special
ties and its excellent grade of gro
ceres, as well as the splendid service
that this up to date store gives its
customers. Here Uncle Josh and his
excellent. amiable and entirely uncom-
nunicative (D wife. The pair were
treated to good supper by the charm
ing hostess and inquiry from the
hungry Uncle Josh elected the infOr-
nation that all the good things served
were bought at Labaree's grocery
store.
The part designed to represent Mil
ler's hardware store was one of the
most pleasing on the program. The
curtain raised on dashlng cow girl
costumed perfectly for the part. She
began with a song and was soon joined
by four others, who participated in the
singing.
I The weakness of the feminine mind
for the beautiful head gear of gigantic
proportions was accurately portrayed
by millinery store scene in which the
customer is hard to please was again
doomed to disappointment, for she was
expecting to find nothing that she ex-
pected and, behold, she went home
satisfied with hat that just matched
her dress and, oh, so cheap! 1879. 70)
This conveyed the point that at Con-
overs millinery store the most fastidi-
Gus could find what she wanted at a
suitable price.
The love story the daisies tell was
used in an ingenious way to scatter ad-
vertising cards with boost for Winter
hotham's grocery store by lady as she
reclted a nice little love story.
The Juiesburg News and the Grit
Advocate received advertising at the
hands of a newsboy and girl, each sell
ing papers on the street, closing with a
solo and duet.
A depot scene, representing the
Union Pacific depot, was given by a
humorous depot sketch representing a
depot waiting room and Office.
Pounds furniture store was repre-.
sented by dialogue between two
ladies'.
The delights of contractors voca.
ton, from the standpoint of little boy
who likes to whittle and be around the
shop, was the advertisement which
Conover, contractor, received.
A court house scene, which adver
tised the profession of Attorneys Rolf
son and Johnson and Judge Miller, was
given. A negro boy was on trial fol
chicken stealing and the charge to the
jury given by the prosecuting and de
Tending attorneys, as well as the judge
loves livery barn was represented
by vocal solo.
| Wanke's bakery came in for baking
scene by a lady kneading bread and hel
helper.
A tailor dressed Miss represented
Lundell's tailor shop with vocal solo.
The Star restaurant and their bust.
ness was represented by japanese
drill.
A recitation by little Miss gave the
kozie Home their desired advertising.
Uncle Josh, his wife and the kids
again came on the scene as they made
their way through plumbers shop.
representing Palmer, plumber The
little darkie and his white playmate
also figured in this, as the former ex-
pressed his desire to have bath tub
like Palmer sells.
A busy real estate Office scene was
enacted to portray the way they do
businessat Parker's.
A lovers quarrel, which ended well,
all because the gentleman in the ease
kept his money in the Citizens
Bank was the latter firms representa-
ton on the program.
A barber shop scene represented the
business of Corpe, the barber. Here,
Uncle Josh again came on the scene
and had his hair cut and his whiskers
shaved under the overseeing eye of his
gentle spouse.
The enormous business done at
Raines' meat market, which necessi
tated the calling in of Numbers tones
delivery. The latter represented by a
small delivery wagon drawn by goat
and driven by small boy.