The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-10-19


and well-versed grocer ana purveyor
to the, larder, where there is a
large and varied stock from which
to select at all times" said Uncle
Bill.
well, I've named the grocer
said Uncle Bill, "but equally i'm
portant is the bbaker, for it is
considered Sbat bread is the stan
of life, and vt is not only a daily
need, but a 1uxurg, if you get your
bread bread, cakes and pastries
from The Royal Bakery Company.
The many varieties of bread turned
out at this bakery are ever whole
some, nutritious asd leliciously
sweet and eatable, and when you
want cakes pies or pastries that
are delicate and dainty, The Royal
Baking Company, under the yigilant
direction Of it's owner, F. ID. Pfening,
can supply your wants promp&y>
from the bakery with products thaR
are skillfully mixed and baked in
IA scrupulously clean and hygienic
bakery. A line of eatables that
are original in taste, flavor and
goodness, the secret of the success
and popularity III this bakery,
whose aim has ever been to merit
the confidence of the people"
Next / want you to recommend
good market, saiu Hettie to
Uncle Bill One that | can depend
upon all the time"
We'll, for good meats, honest
to trade, advised Uncle Bill, smil-
ing good naturally, wen see Lee
Adkins for meats. There you will
| find ever day in the week the
choicest and best fresh and cured
meats that money, experience and
best and latest cattle, veal and
Ivigilant effort can obtain The
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 the long list of exacting
patrons.
'Oh, yes Uncle, you We're to
take us for a drive" said Hettie.
Yes, yes, so was, and l will
keep my word, too" said Uncle
/ baY n (ai, IF ri II
steeds drawing a substant. al and at
| tractive trap, with fine trappings
apparent, drew up in front of the
home.
This rig came from Pinson Will
hanson our best equipped stables
here" continued Uncle Bill. 1T is
truly commodious ana we'll or
.dered livery sale and feed stable in
every particular where are kept
GOOD vehicles for all uses, and good
norses too, including some " high
stepperS" let out, at reasonable
price and it is this kind of business
effort that has brought this popular
barn under the management of Pin
son Williamson into good stand
ing with the public and made it
deserving of good will and patron
age of which it is the recipient, 4
added Uncle Bill.
tine apparel proclaims the man,
Iof course you will want to meet
our leading merchant tailor. He
| is boss cutter, and invariably shows
the smartest and nobbiest suiting
and woolens on the market | refer
to E. l.. Williams, who makes all
Iof my tailor made suits, and my
word for it, they are made right
and / have found him correct and
painstaking in all my dealings there,
land wnen fellow is logged out in
Ia suit with e. B. Williams trade
mark attached, he will be accept
Fable in the most polite society"
Harry wnen last seen was going
having been told that it was a high
art tailoring establishment in every
particular. He was not long after
an investigation in placing an or
der for swell new suit.
"By the way said Uncle Bill,
| with evident seriousness. Since
we nave spent all this money in
building and furnishing new house
it would be a grave oversight for
| us to delay the matter of insur-
ance | think We, had better go
post haste and see The Big Sandy
Insurance Company, who will re-
lieve us of all apprehension and sus-
pense, who represents many Of the
best and staunchest fire, health and
accident companies in the world,
from which we may choose. The
Big Sandy Insurance Company, the
alert and wide awake underwriters,
who yearly write large volume Of
business in the respective branches
of insurance from which we may
| Judge that every policy holder has
been dealt with in fair and liber-
al way in the adjustment of all
/ honest claims"
Before the trio left the office
Messrs. H. A. and S. H. Goodloe