The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-11-21
STORY OF A BASH
full MAN AND A
DEMURE MAIDEN
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et," ventured Uncle Bill 10 Rettie,
els to arrange about supplies for the
larder. 1t is the housewife sequel to
maintaining the good graces of the
men folks. Now for select table gro
ceries and provisions and toothsome
table delicacies and imported fruits
and vegetables of every kind. I'll es-
cort you to C. P. Cook & Co.. conduct
ing a well appointed and completely
stocked fancy grocery, where there is
always shown varied assortment of
the most tempting good things to eat
in town. His patrons come from every
nook and corner hereabuuts and pre-
sumaDly for a reason. Perhaps it is
because they appreciate the superb or
and correct ways that characterize the
business dealings of c. P. Cook, our
wide awake and well versed grocer and
purveyor CT the harder, where there is
a large and varied stock from which
to select at all times, said Uncle Bill
Next / want you to recommend a
good market" said Hettie to Uncle
Bill. lone that l can depend upon all
the time. I" "WeIl for good meats, hon.
est weights. and nice all around
place to trade" advised Uncle Bill,
Smiling good natuIedly, cts Albert
Anthon's market you want to trade
with. There you will find every cay
in the week the choicest and best
fresh and cured meats that money, eX-
perience and vigilant effort can obtain.
The best and latest cattle, veal and
lambs are bought on the roof and are
neutrality-suspicious. and dressed by
skilled help with view to meeting in
every particular, the demands of the
long list of exacting partons. Albert
Anthem is equipped with ample cold
storage facilities and maintains a good
delivery service. Ard considering all
in all the Dasis upon which this market
is catering to the public, 1t is admir-
able in every way, and fully mreits
the run of business accorded it, and
the good name that so many give it.,
said Uncle Bill assuringly.
"Oh yes, Uncle you were to take US
for a drive" said Hettie. Eyes, yes,
so l was and l will keep my word
too" said Uncle Bill. Just then a
pair of spirited steeds drawing a SUBJ
stantial and attractive trap, with fine
trappings apparent. drew up in front
of the home. This rig came from j..
u. Boardman, our best equipped
stables here" continued Uncle Bill.
at is truly a commodious and well
ordered livery stable in every particu-
lar where are kept good vehicles for
all uses, and good horses too. includ-
ing some high steppers.' let-out at a
reasonable price and it is this kind of
business effort that has brought this
popular barn under the management
of j. u. Boardman into good standing
with the public and made it deserving
of good will and patronage of which 1T
is the recipient" added Uncle Bill.
At this juncture Harry complained
of the saw edges on his collar. ooh,
yes, Uncle, | want you to recommend
a reliable laundry" said Hettie.
Harry is positively cranky about his
| linens"
"All right" said Uncle Bill as he
laughed heartily, eff you will call uE
or send it to the Bourbon Steam LRun.
dry you need have no further appre-
henslon. 1t has been doing my work
for a long time, and l find it the best
and promptest laundry in these parts
The busy delivery wagons are seer
scaling corners at double quick gail
all over the town every day, gathering
up or delivering it's work faultlessly
Numbered to a world of customers
Besides Davis & Funk. the proprietcrs
acd their corps OF assistants, are ever
uropmt. alert and pleasant in manag
ing the business affairs, whether it i!
fJr the local or out Of. town custom ars
that are reached by agencies at al
tributary points.
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