The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-05-10

anu SueSl lutldl mOih hcIS duy hh6TG
in this neck of the woods. They have
strictly modern shop, are themselves
practical men. employing a goodly
force of skilled mechanics and have
a large and growing, in fact business
sufficient i'm volume to enable them to
buy their materials in carload lots,
both in and out of town. Diver Bros.
have the confidence of the trade and
the public.
About the plumbing" remarked
Uncle Bill, I'VE can't use too much
care, for good health and many com
forts are dependant upon sanitary
plumbing and scientific ventilation and
heating; and when coupled with the
use of porcelain bath-tubs good sinks
and handsome and appropriate fixtures
TO say nothing OF the conveniences.
it combines a pleasing interior finish
which is most desirable. Now to
avoid encountering any trouble in af-
ter years | am going to have S. S.
Boyd execute the plumbing and heat
- Ntiill az -. Sdlh I iINlt IDllI. lltll
we can expect square deal for this
is the kind of reputation that S. S.
Boyd has Won with a cognizant pub
lie for doing things
"In my earlier days remarked
Uncle Bill the practical use of cleo
tricity was unknown: it did not enter
into the construction of a building at
all. but it is different today the CON
veniences that it affords are manifold.
Now about the electrical equipment
for our new house: | am going to see
j. III. Boyd & Co. Electricians & plumb
rs They will wire the house. install
the fixtures. put on the door bells and
give us chandliers and fixtures eX
qlisite in taste and appropriateness and
do everything right. | expect Hettie
will want electric curling irons and
fiat-irons too j. II. Boyd & Co. does
everything electrical ana is equipped
for subscribing the best and interesting
OF the people as All electrical engineer
and contractor, and also as dealer in
electric supplies and fixtures in many
unique and classic designs and eff
fects."
Well. it is MP to me to furnish your
new residence" remarked Uncle Bill.
and it shall be furnished in just as
GOOD tas;e ana as complete as your
GOOD Judgment and taste will permit
o. dictate" " How grand, she ex-
claimed. boaming with joy and ex-
pcctancy. Uncle Bill then hade the
young couple come with him to r. w.
Willis. Furniture Store. our live ex-
ponent of furniture and well inform
ed house furnishers. where is handled
everything that is smart. useful and
dainty needed to fit out the cottage
or mansion on whatever scale desired.
The trio was politely received at the
store, where after comforting with the
conversant and assidous manager.
Hettie soon selected some exquisite
furniture for her parlor, and her liv-
ing-room and bedrooms, as we'll as
diningroom and kitchen furniture;
also tapestries. carpets. rugs. mattings
etc. Her purchases. in fact. included
all essential requisites Hence the
progressive r. w. Willis got the order
to fit out the house from top to bot
tom
Yes. did promise you a nice
watch and silver service" quoth Tn
Gle Bill to the bride, as he was emerg-
ing from the furniture store Then
lie directed them to Fleming Bros.
where he soon acquitted himself of
the obligation, adding to the above "a
handsome clock and some exquisite
articles oi cut-glasS ware. Hettie
seemed to be in ecxstacy at the thought
Of so many usefwi; dainty and essen
tial articles for her new home. This
jewelry house" remarked Uncle Bill.
as they again entered the street.
always shows artistic and seanson
able effects. and has the distinction.
with its wide acquaintanceship. of be-
ing most reliable and we'll appointed
jewelry establishment Fleming Bros.
never hold out false lights to make
sale either, and he will engrave your
monogram on the watch free of
charge. as an expert repairer and en-
graver is employed all the time.
Next | want an ice cream freezer.
a water cooler, some queensfare and
a manifold list of cooking utensils"
continued Hettie. For these we will
go to Brooks and Jones who carry