The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-10-19

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tooth powder and some cosmetics"
Right here" replied Uncle Bill
Just then the trio happened in
front of Strosnider-Jenkins Drug
Company
This is a we'll appointed and
most reliable drug store. and it is
conducted along. progressive lines,
too" ne said. Il get my prescrip-
tons filled here, because / know the
prescription case is in charge Of
painstaking and efficient prescrip-
ZIONIST VINO is ever prompt and ac-
curate to all alike Strosnider-
jenkins pharmacy is always replete
with large and varied stock of
drugs, medicines, chemicals and
the manifold accessories to this
branch, including Liggett's anie
Fenway's fine box candies, in fact
everything that is needed to meet
the demands of the people. TIE
4 house enjoys the confidence and
esteem of large acquaintanceship
and it's here you will want to deal,
said Uncle Bill.
II see you have and 10c
store here said the bride
We nave that" responded Uncle
Bill. And good one too. It's
run by my friend Wilson Farrar."
Then we must go in" remarked
Hettie. There are just lots and lots
Of things We want there crockery
and queensware, glassware, and
china for the CHINA closet, enamel
ware for the kitchen and dining
room, some pictures, some brio a
brac and ornaments for the whole
house, and you can always get such
bargains at a good five and ten cent
yes, yes, you can get about any
store.
thing from a rat trap to small
i sized steam boat" then broke in
Uncle Bill. And | cant understand
how they sell so cheap except that
they sell SO much of it. The stock
lis truly cosmopolitan and embraces
too many articles and wares to be-
gin to enumerate them all And
Farrar has name synonymous with
his reputation. He is Fair-er in
| his dealings to large and growing
patronage than almost any man
have ever known, AMI the people
ARE beginning to appreciate his eff
forts in meeting their wants.
by the bye said Uncle Bill, as
the trio we're emerging from the
Post office. Il must step over to
IG. w. Taylor's and get my watch
that | left to be fixed.
That reminds me- put in Harry
MY chronometer needs the atten-
ton of an expert, too"
Then come along and meet my
Iyoung friend, g. W. Taylor, the
watch maker and ieweler. / have
found him to be man that knows
Ihis business, and he's a pleasant
chap, too, and he doesn't mean to
get rich off of just one customer,
other Hence, you'll always find
him: busy at his post. Andacome to
think of it, he runs the Standard
Loan office, and is always ready to
leal confidentially with the boys in
case they need a little money now
and then to tide them over for
few days, on any article Of value.
And he is just as well known in this
latter department Of his business for
correct dealing
seen they were chatting agreeably
with Mr.. Taylor at his store and
loan Office
/ Bless me-" remarked Uncle Bill
with much concern. why none of
us had thought about fuel yet. We
Icertainly can't cook or keep warm
Ieither without some coal But I'll
| fix this very soon. II will just call
Iup Mark Russell & Company, whose
bins seldom run low. They are our
busiest and oldest dealers in coal
Il IVY al z ooiC dSSllIo LII Lie ldlnOuS
Buffalo coal, and you will make no
mistake If you start in dealing with
them in the beginning They have
a long list of patrons now, but they
can take care of you If you get your
Iorders in in time. Honest weights
and full measure is their motto, at
REASONABLE prices This, together
with the way they treat people is
Irresponsible for the large business
and good name that the Mark Russell
company have with the trade. The
firm is no less known as dealers in
hay, grains, seeds, feed-stuffs and
produces Their business in this line
Is said to be one Of the largest in
the state" said Uncle Bill, in con-
Iclusion. The young couple are their
newest patrons
Craze for Pleasure.
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