The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-13

Uncle Bill, 'Out eQually lmpOlldut -
the baker, for it is considered that
bread is the staff of life, and it is not
only daily need, but a. luxury If you
get your bread, cakes and pastries
from E. C.. Sonnenberg's bakery. The
many varieties that are sweet and eat
able and when you want cakes or pies
that are delicately delicious, E. &.
Sonnenberg can supply your wants
promptly from the shop or delivery
wagons, products that are skllfully
mixed and baked in scrupulously
clean and hygienic bakery, line of
eatables that are original in taste,
flavor and goodness, the secret OF the
success"
Next, I want you to recommend
good Market" said Hettie to Uncle
Bill, zone that I can depend on all
the time" well" advised Uncle Bill,
smiling good naturedly. "1t's Z. l..
Rodelsperger's popular and busy mar
ket you want to trade with There you
will find every day in the week the
choicest and best fresh and cured
meats that money, experience ana
vigilant effort can obtain. The pest /
and fattest cattle, veal and lambs are
bought on the hoof and are carefully
slaughtered and dressed by skilled
help with a view to meeting in every
particular the demands Of tie long
list of expecting patrons. E. l.. Rod
elsperger is equipped with thorough
cold storage facilities and maintains
! a good delivery service. And consid-
ering all in all the basis upon which
this market is catering to the public,
it fully merits the run of business az
corded it, and the good name that 20
many give it," said Uncle Bill, as
,suredly.
"The apparel oft proclaims the
man." insisted Uncle Bill to Harry "of
course, you will want, to meet our
leading merchant tailor. He invariably
shows the smartest and nobbiest suit
ings and woolens on the market
refer to e. T. Carlson, who makes all
Of my tailor-made suits, and l have
found him correct and painstaking in
all my dealings there, and when
fellow IS logged out in a suit with E.
T. Carlson's trademark attached, he
will be acceptable in the most polite
society,"" Harry, when last seen was
going to get measured for a suit and
= to size things up for himSe-H, having
been told that it was high art tailor
: ing establishment in every particular.
"Well," said Uncle Bill, with evil
dent seriousness, "since We have spent
all this money in building and fur
nishing new house, it would be grave
y oversight for US to delay the matter
:, of insurance. think we had better go
post haste to see the Security, Loan
and Investment company, who will re-
lieve us of all apprehension and sus-
. pense. They represent many of the
best and staunchest fire, health and
. accident companies in the world from
u which We may choose The Security,
Loan and Investment company are the
: alert and wide-awake underwriters
y who yearly write a large volume on
business in the respective branches
= of insurance from which we may judge
Il that every policyholder has been dealt
with in a fair and liberal way in the
- adjustment of all honest claims"
Before the trio left the Office they
wrote policy covering the new home
~ as we'll as an accident policy for So,
y. OOG on Harry's life.
- by the way" remarked Uncle Bill
, as they reached the street, "I mus
go over to the Exchange bank and ge
= another check book. Come along wall
=. me and meet Mr.. M. L. SpearmaD
- cashier, and the president, as this i
:. the bank for you to open an accoun
with, and it is proper for you to be in
troduced by some one well known t
:, the bank I mention the Exchang
- bank because the management
agreeable to do business with and vii
n,
- extend to you at any time any cou1
- tesy compatible with sound bankin
~. rules. Then, too, it is Differed b
.. conservative men with unquestione
=, integrity. The resources of the ban
p, are s270,o0O.OO. It does a genera
= banking business in the truest sens
-. Of the term, rendering to the trad
and commerce as we'll as to its ind
vidual clientele a most satisfaction