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

ceSSOf TO COlllHS q Ming. luelr OluCe |
is in the Carter building.
When we returned home from there,
George and Joe's clothes needed press
ing, and you know George only pays
81 90 a month and can have four suits ,
pressed each month. But we needed
some extra work done, so l 'phoned
the Hattiesburg Pressing Club on East
Pine street and they called for the
work and almost before we knew it
the clothes were back, nicely cleaned
and pressed. They also press women's
clothes. They do fine work.
The other day in looking through
the house, found some old shoes of
mine and Georges that would be quite
serviceable if they were repaired, so
George took them down to NATHAN'S
SHOE FACTORY, on Pine street.
They have well equipped shop for
the repairing of shoes. They fixed
them up as good as new. While
George was there, he found out that
he made shoes to order, so he placed
an order for a pair. He has been
wearing them now about a week and
he says he never had more comforta-
BILE shoe on his foot or one that he
thought was going to wear so well, and
they say they will outwear four pair
lof ready-made ones. Alice and I went
down town the other day to do some
shopping. We met George and Joe
coming out of the CITY BARBER
SHOP in the Carter Building. That
is where George gets all of his ton
serial work done. They employ moth
ing but the best artists and have {
splendidly equipped shop. They
also have hot and gold watel
baths. They certainly mus
be good BARRIERS, as George al
ways looks so neat when he comes
from there.
Well. then we all went down to Ear
Curry's Shoe Shining Parlors for {
Shine. That is where George gets hi
shoes shined for it is the best in town
Mr. Curry gives all work his persona
supervision and everyone that leave
there is a satisfied customer
Well, you know George got his lif'
insured for my benefit. He said tina
he believed that while we were abl'
, that he ought TO make some provision
for me if anything should happen t.
him, so We went up to see Mr.. o. S
Ferrill. in the Ross building, agent 70
the Mutual Benefit Life Insuranc,
Company and he secured a policy il
this company, sufficiently larg
to provide for me in case any
thing should happen to him. We'll
: George will get a nice dividend on hi
| policy the first year. We decided t
r give a reception in honor of Alice an
Joe. so we 'phoned the HOME ICl
l CREAM COMPANY for the ice cream
, and ices and believe they were tn
= best | have ever served. They wer
} absolutely pure and made out of tn
Y best material and, my. how good the
= were. | understand that they ar
: closed down now for repairs and tn
+ installation of new machinery, but wi
d reopen on the first of March. Ever,
! one complimented their ices so thf
o we wondered why We had never o
e dered from them before. We ordere
e our cakes from the CITY BAKER
It on Mobile street. They were as niC
. as mother makes and believe that
r saying a good deal, for l don't belie'
n there is a better cook than mother.
You see where we had been buyir
~ our meat they got in the habit of sen
" ing us sole leather for meat, so v
"a had to make a change; We called |
n the Century Market on Mobile stree
~ Volking & Meyer are the proprietor
70 they handle nothing but the best a.
" their prices are right. They are goi
q to move to the Keyes' old stand,
ra Main street, February LIST.
We Well. you know Georges eyes me-
nd ed attention, so we were recommend
cy to DR.. w. A Charping, in room
of Carter building. So we went up
as see him. We were glad he was I
nd Commanded TO rs he took much ma
int to find out where the trouble "
to Georges eyes was, to find out if
really needed glasses or not. WI
7as he found out he did, he was V
TY painstaking in fitting the glasses
uc- George, so he decided George nee