Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-04
THE EQUAL OF
ANY IN The LAND.
Visitors and Home Folks
Loud in Their Praise.

pride in the fact that it now has what
i, Enthusiastically recognized, not
only by its own people but by the
travelling men from all parts of the
country, as the finest barber shop in
Georgia, one that does not suffer by
comparison with similar establish
ments In tho Leading metropolitan ho-
tells of the land.
In the Windsor barber shop, on the
Windsor avenue side of the renovated
tiotel, is now to be found shop that
from every standpoint is unexcellablo
Regarded from the sanitary standpoint
1t is. as near perfect as modern skill
can make it, In the matter of appear
anca it would be difficult to find one
mora pleasing to the eye. And when
the Quality of workmanship of its en-
ployes is considered it is recognized
by its patrons that the corps of BARRIERS
represents the very highest skill in
tLeir trade
Mr.. c. H. Yearwood, the proprietor
has now an establishment that pro-
vokes the admiration of all customers,
and the reputation of which has al
ready extended far and wide. Com
mercial men, visiting cities in all parts
of the country are especially warm in
their praises, and as they are the Sc
verest critics to be found their COM
mendation carries great weight with it.
One and all agree that Mr. Yearwood's
place of business is simply a gem and
that it is a genuine treat to avail
themselves of it's superior accommo-
dations and high-class service.
In every respect the shop in ques
ton is high grade. Not dd,ail has
been overlooked. Occupying over g.
$50 feet of floor space, everywhere
there are the signs that money has
not been spared in the effort to make
the establishment perfect. The floor
| is all of fine thing, the walls to an
/ unusual height are of polished marble,
above which is alabaster finish tinted
a rich, brown. The furnishings through
out are of golden oak. The Trainings i'll
which are set the heavy French betvel-
ed mirrors that occupy the entire sides
of the room are particularly rich in
their massiveness. The chairs, of
which there are seven, are all like
wise of the same material, with black
leather backs and seats, and nickIe
plated metal trimmings. All of the
| plumbing ls exposed and is heavily
plated with nfclkley the basins being of
the finestI quality of porcelain. u The
lIcVhandeliersl are1also mic kleeplated and
provide twenty-five so watts tung-
stall lights, giving a food of illumin-
alton throughout the place. So careful
has beenythe1attention to keeping every
detail.in harmony with the general eff
feet thatgthe cuspidors are of polished
brass.gsus-a
An important adjunct of the barber
!, ing department are the bath rooms OF
which there are three. The equipment
| here is likewise of the latest and most
! approved character Every attention
has been given to sanitary features
and as, in common with the entire es-
adjustment, they are steam heated
the acme of comfort is reached In
one of the rooms is a shower bath
With dressing apartment, the other
two being provided with every con-
venience of a completely equipped
/ bathing apartment. A linen room is
also another feature 1of the establish
mentJ and here are provided accommo-
dations for the clothing of the en-
| ployes. -c
lnT taking possession of his new
business home Mr. Yearwood provided
an entirely new outfit in linen and
tools. He has surrounded himself with
an efficient body OF BARRIERS, Mr.. J. s.
Medlin, formerly of Savannah: Mr.. ].
w. Craig, of Rome, Mr. J. H. Morgan.
of Mississippi, and Mr.. o. M. Dorman
formerly of"Ohio.- Mr. j. E. Brazier,
who was formerly with Mr.. Yearwood
also returns in a short time to re-
sumo work. Mrs. Dorman IS
cashier, and being skilled manfcurist
also meets the public demands for
professional ability in that line.
The heavy patronage, not only To-
cally but from the travelling public,
shows how Mr.. Yearwood's modern as
Enlistment has appealed to the popu-
lar desire for that which is best in this
line. The establishment throughout
would be credit to any city in the
land. 1t is rare, indeed, that one of SO
mgh type is found in city the size
of Americas.