Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-12-08
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IL Is the task of the painter and
decorator that counts most in
obtaining artistic and harmonious
results. Clipped ia the bride
For. said she. lit j. the painting
and decorating. when executed by n
capable artisan, that augments the
attractiveneSs Of both the exterior
and interior of the home. rendering
1t pleasing and inviting"
Then, Interrupted Uncle Bill.
II take no chances on botchery
but " see L. NJ. Ricamore about
the painting. who is an artist with
the brush, employing all the time
competent men who WELD the
brush with dexterity, and if we
give the painting. paper hanging.
and decorating to u. NJ. Riramore
we can rest assured of getting good
Workmanship and well furnished
house. painted and decorated in
ship p-shape, and on time too, at a
reasonable cost" "
ln my earlier days" remarked
Uncle Bill, the practical use of
electricity was unknown. II did not
enter INTO the construction of build
lngs nj all. but the conveniences il
affords are manifold. Now about
The electrical equipment for our
neH house. | ann going tn see
Frank Miller who will wire the
house, install the fixtures, nut
IN door bells. and give usch ande-
iiers and fixtures exquisite i'm taste
and appropriateness. and do every
thing right. | expect Hettie will
want electric curling irons and fat
irons Frank Miller does every
thing electrical and is equipped for
suhserving the best interest of the
people as an electrical engineer and
contractor, and also as dealer in
electrical supplies and fixtures in
many unique and classic designs
and effects"
We'll. it is up TO me to furnish
your new residence remarked -
Uncle Bill, "andit shall be furnished
Just as good taste and as completely
as your good judgment and tact
will permit or dictate.''
How grand" she exclaimed.
beaming with JOY and expectancy.
Uncle Bill then babe the
young couple to come with him
To Coyner 4 Coiner's Big Depart
ment Store. where they found 22
departments under one roof. The
bride evinced surprise on finding
such a complete establishment in a
town the size of Berryville. She
was not long IN selecting her furni-
ture for her new home for the
parlor, chamber and bed rooms. as
well a carpets, rugs and mattings.
and the essential requisites. even
the china, qucenSware and crockery
FOR her dining room. Her pur-
chaSeS included many smart and
dainty things. Before leaving she
visited the dry goods and millinery
departments, while Uncle Bill and
Harry were busy in the mems
clothing and shoe departments.
The bride remarked that 10y paying
cash she could buy so reasonable.
that it was a real pleasure to trade
with Coyner & Coiner.
Yes, did promise you a nice
watch and silver service" quoth
Uncle Bill to the bride. emerging
rom the furniture store.
Then he directed them TO j. ID.
Willey's, where he soon acquitted
himself of the obligation, adding
@ the above a handsome clock, and
,ome exquisite articles of cut glass.
ware. Hettic seemed To be in
'cStacy at the thought of so many
lSeful, dainty and essential articles
Or her new home This iewelrN
.nuSe, remarked Uncle Bill as they
cain entered the street. "alwav,
shows artistic and seasonableef effects
and the distinction with its wild,
acquaintance is of being the mos
reliable and best appointed jewelry
clothing and shoe house hereabouts
j. ID. Wiley never holds out falls,
lights to make sale, either" con
cluded Uncle Bill.
Now we want some table cut
lery and a manifold list of cookin.
utensils. said Hettie. For thes,
we will go To Jones & Metz. Thi
Is the same firm which sold us tn,
builders hardware, paints, oils ant
hardwood mantels, some week
ago." remarked the liberal uncle
| There you can fit out your culinar,
department on whatever scale yol
wish. The stock is large and tn
objection OF utensils and wares i
indeed cosmopolitan. | know o
% better or more reliable house L
atronize. Its customers com
rom all points of the compass.
| Accordingly about everything
eeded for the kitchen was pur
.hased from Jones & Metz, tn
usy hardware and sporting good
Establishment.
by the bye said Uncle Bill
YOU will want a good gun an
me ammunition" And it wa
.ot long until Jones & Metz ma
I'D Harry just what he wanted.
"Isee you make some pretentiOr
. dress well, yourself, " remarke
| Uncle to Harry. Now for smal
lnthing and mems furnishin
| Goods, I'll intoduce YOU to Lou
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