Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1909-12-24

Then too, it officered by conservative
and sound men with unquestioned in
tegrity, with resources amounting to
500, 600 90, doing a general banking.
business in the truest sense OF the
term rendering to trade AMI commerce
as we'll as to its individual clientele,
a most satisfactory banking service In
every way, and / NAV add 1t is an
institution in which our citizens feel a
just pride"
Il see you make some pretentious
to dress well YOURSELF" remarked
uncle to Harry, scrutinizing his ap-
parel, "now for smart, snappy cloth
lag and mems furnishing goods I'll
take you to where l trade and intro
duce you | refer to q. Sutherland
g. Son. 1t is a most reliable clothirg
and mems furnishing goods house,
and has the confidence of an enviable
share of the trade-a discriminating
class OF trade, too, men who know and
appreciate good goods and correct
patterns, continued Uncle Bill, con-
fidently.
"The presentable and we'll stocked
premises at once mirror the business
tact of B. Sutherland & Son, and
bespeaks the volume OF business that
is rendered that establishment from
those who like to dress we'll and look
presentable.
"Oh, yes, Uncle, you were to take
us for drive" "Yes, yes, was
and I'll keep my word, too" Just
then pair OF spirited steeds, drawing
substantial anu attractive trap,
with fine trappings very apparent,
drew up in front of their home
That rig came from Jno. Bemis'
Livery continued Uncle Bill as he
looked it over, our we'll regulated
stable here. 'It is commodious.
well ordered livery, and feed stable,
with every comfort and convenienc-
for mans best friend, and where are
kept GOOD vehicles for all uses, and
good horses, too, including some
m. h steppers, and it is this kind
OF business effort that has brought
this popular barn under the manage
ment OF Jno. Bemis into good stand
ing with the public, and made it de-
rvin, OF the liberal patronage OF
wlich il is the recipient
by the by remarked Uncle Bill tn
D ppu'ar and well appointed Geary
Hotel ; now operated by Mr.. j. +.
Demis. who is zealously guarding the
Welfare of both the transient and
local guests. He has improved the
service of the Geary House in every
particular, and is making the cuisine
and service the features of the Geary
House. We will take Xmas dinner
there and meet Bemis the affable host.
where is there a good drug store!
asked the bride, 81 must have some
tooth powders and some cosmetics
"Right here" replied Uncle Bill.
Jnst then the trio happened 10 front OF
Schmitt's Drug Store. 'This is our
well appointed and most reliable drug
store. and it is conducted along pro-
Crc. ~ivo lines. too" he sdded ~
yet my prescriptions flied here.
because / know the prescription case
is in charge Ofpaiu stalking and efficient
prescriptionists, who are Invariably
prompt, and accurate 70 all alike.
The business is really IN charge Mr.
IL. 3. Clover a man OF attainment and
the stock is one Of the largest carried
in this part OF the Valley and the
house enjoys both large and grow
g patronage.
"The apparel oft proclaims the man,
insisted Uncle Bill to- Harry, land o.
course, you will want to meet our
, leading merchant tailor" Hes
boss cutter and invariably shows tn
! smartest and nobbiest suiting anc
, woolens in the market. | refer to j
2 r. Miller who has made all OF 10.
suits for years, and I've found hin
corr ect and painstaking in all m,
dealings there. And when fellow
logged out in a suit with j. K. Miller
: trade mark alta ached, lie will be &C
D ceptable in the most polite society.
e Harry, when last seen, was going u
j, to get measured for suit and TO sl2
: up things for himself. Uncle Bi
e saws, ~. r. Miller is a jolly goo
j. fellow and he has many warm friend
It in this vicinity"
l. "Well, the next question on I'll
), docket" ventured Uucle Bill
o Bette, sis to arrange about the sui
g plies fer the larder. 1t is the hous
n wife's sentel 20 maintaining the goo
p graces of the men folks. Now II
wholesale groceries and provision
AZ and toothsome table delicacies L
escort you over to W. d. Sager
Bros, who conduct well appointt
&c and completely stocked grocery, whe
'le is ever shown a varied assortment
I'm the most tempting good things to
in town, whose patrons come FRO
elt every nook aud corner hereaoou
of and presumably for reason. P'
a haps ii is because they appreciate
lie superior efforts and correct ways u
tie characterize the business dealings
,ht W. ID. Sager g. Bros, some OF our b
an known merchants and our wide ava
MS and well versed grocer and purvey
IL, to the larder, where Is large, Gle
al aud varied stock, from which TO
ble lect all lhe time."
ith "As Uncle Bill and the young p
the ple sat down to breakfast the d
ted meal under their own roof Uncle L
l.. with SLY wink at Harry, was
to stinted in his praise OF the de'icie