The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31

here, where they accept deposits as
low as $1.0O. | felt more like a bust
ness woman and l am glad l have my
there. Well, l have not told
you about the grocery firm with which
| deal. We deal with w. E. LAIRD,
at 10 East Pine street. He has both
phones, number 63. He handles the
very best in groceries and have only
to call up ("63") and in less than a
fifty" the groceries are here. His
stock is large and he handles every
thing in the grocery line at prices that
know cannot be duplicated in this
city. You know we have some friends
who live in the country so, as they
nearly always drive in we have to
have something for their horses to eat
as we'll as them, and we buy the hay
and feed from Mr.. Laird for the horses.
When we need anything in the bakery
line, we can always get the best at the
iCty Bakery on Mobile street. They
make a high grade of goods so differ
ent in this town from most places, that
we buy our bread and cakes from
them. If we need anything special,
they will make it for us and they de-
liver all their orders.
| must tell you of the swell laundry
INTO boyo hara l., fowp (TIIE puOE
MIX Here is where send all my
washing, besides Georges laundry
They do swell work and if am in g
special hurry, I have only to tell them
as they make a specially of one
day work and l can get my washing
back the same day. | am not afrait
to send my best clothes and linens
because they are always returned t
me in the best possible condition
They also do cleaning and pressing.
We. of course. use ice here the yea
round and we must deal with some o
the rival firms. We were referred t.
the HATTIESBURG ICE & COAL co
We found them ready and willing t.
serve us, not only with ice, but Goa
as we'll Their ice is manufacture
from pure artesian water and is at
solutely pure. The coal they handl
is of the best quality. Their weight
are always correct, and I would advis
you to deal with them.
YOU. of course, have alread
heard the sad news of Aun
Marthas death Well, it wa
an awful surprise for us and, O
course, George had to make the neces
sary arrangements for her burial an
he went to the 'pohne and called IL
Ramsey, the undertaken. His equiI
ment was the best l ever saw. Hi
way of handling Aunt Martha's bod
was so nice, that saw he understoo
his business and when George and
, selected the casket, there was a larg
, assortment to choose from. He use
the best of material and conducted tn
services in beautiful manner. Whe
George went to pay the bill, he wa
t much surprised at his prices, the
were so reasonable. We engaged tn
; carriages from POLK the livery NAL
5 on Pine street. He has nice lot
t horses and carriages and they al
! we'll taken care Of Yes, here
Y where George and | get the team
4 when we go driving This is ais
where George got his horse that h
+ uses for delivering, I have forgotte
R lust what he paid Mr.. Polk, but | kno
!. it was very reasonable. He also g
4 his wagon here as well as his harnes
l. Mr.. Polk deals in all of these and
l. Is different from most horse dealer
If because one always finds things ju
e as he says. He is well and favorab
d known here in this place, and 81
q rounding country. When George we
V to settle his bills he was surprise
| his prices were so reasonable. On
1t nearly forgot to tell you this is whe
lie George boards his horse and 1t
" ways looks so good. I hate to see
G poor horse, don't you? After we II
| there we went over to the DIX
e. MARBLE WORKS and selected a fl
n. monument for Aunt Martha's gra
in | noticed that they carry very +
I'll line of monuments and have an
,g tensive plant. Their price was VI
lie. reasonable and including lettering
is the mounting of the stone on
ct grave. | thought it would be nice
ey have the grave surrounded with N
Vt BILE coping and George thought so