The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-13
REALISTIC ROMANCE
That Begins Back East and Ends Here-Ge2rous o7c1e
Bill Gives Timely Adoice to His
NetOly Married Niece

was unknown; it did not enter into
tho construction of a building at all,
but it is different today, the conVen-
fences that it affords are manifold.
Now, about the electrical equipment
for our new home-1 am going TO see
Jno. c. Goggans, Jr., of the NeWberry
Electric company, who will wire the !
house. install the fixtures, put on the
door bells and give us chandeliers
and fixtures exc Iisite in taste and ap-
propriateness and do everything right. |
I expect Hettie will want electric
curling irons, heating and cooking ap-
pIiances and fat-irons, too. The New
berry Electric company do everything
electrical and are equipped for subser-
wing the best interests Of the people as
electrical engineers and contractors
and also as dealers in electric supplies
and fixtures in many unique and class
sic designs"
"We1l. it is up to me to furnish your
new residence" remarked Uncle Bill,
"and it shall be furnished in just as
good taste and as completely as your
good Judgment and taste will permit or
dictate"
"How grand" she exclaimed, BEAM
ing with JOY and expectancy. Uncle
Bill then bade the young couple come
with him to the Shelley-Whe eeler Co..
our live exponents Of furniture and
we'll informed house furnishers, where
is handled everything that is smart,
| useful and dainty needed to fit out
the cottage or mansion on whatever
scale desired. The trio were politely
received at the store, where, after
comforting with the conversant and
assiduous manager, Hettie soon Sc
Iected some exquisite furniture for
her parlor and living room and bed
rooms as we'll as dining room and
kitchen furniture; also tapestries,
carpets. rugs. mattings, etc. Her pur-
chase, in fact, included all essential
requisites, hence the progressive
Shelly-Wheeler Co. got the order to
fit out the house from top to bottom
"In my kitcheon, Uncle Bill, want
a Majestic range, the same as moth
er uses It is just grand. Also an
ice cream freezer, some cooking uten-
sils and kitchen furnishings, some
table cutlery, a china SET some crock
cry. queensware and glassware, and,
In fact, a manifold list of things in
dispensible to start in keeping house"
Call right" replied Uncle Bill, 1--WE
will 20 over to the Newberry Hard
ware company for these items. There
you can fit out your china closet, Gull
= nary department on whatever scale
you wish. 1t is our largest and best
known hardware and farming lmple'
ment establishment, carrying large
, stock that is varied and cosmopolitan
which embraces the highest standard
of wares in each department. 'rne
Newberry Hardware company is vel
and favorably known to a large fol
lowing, both in and out of town." sale
Uncle Bill.
? "I understand you are al accom-
2 plished musician" said Uncle Bill tt
- the bride. Hettie finally admitted tina
!. she played the piano. "That's good,
said Uncle Bill. Every home tha
g has music in it is the happier. Moth
d ing affords more real pleasure or en-
, tertainment in life than does goo
y music" eyes, said Hettie, Il want
t Hallet & Davis piano in my parlol
l. Most of my friends back east have Il
j. It is a beautiful instrument and ex
- AuISlLS Ill sOtu4u6 duu LVAC' AoO
70 wish shall be granted" said Uncle Bill
: "The Hallet & Davis piano is handle
=. here by our well known music dealer
!, The Wallace Piano company, who cal
=, ries a full line of pianos, player pia
l. nos. and organs, and whose dealing
ID are always pleasant and bushes
lr like" said Uncle Bill. Sure enoug
er Mr.. R. B. Wallace, proprietor of th
!g Wallace Piano company, sold Hettj
l. her chosen instrument, the celebrate
ID prize winner, a Hallet & Davis, tt
le worlds best piano
al "Well, the next question on II
1e docket" ventured Uncle Bill to He
ze tie, 'is to arrange about supplies Il
the larder 1t is the housewives S
ID quel to maintaining the good graces
IN the men folks. Now, for select tab
n groceries and provisions and toot