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

very prompt and agreeable 10 40
business with.
About the plumbing, remarked
Uncle Bill, I'VE can't use too mucn
care, for good health and many COM
forts are dependent upon sanitary
plumbing ana Scientific ventilation
and heating; and when coupled with
the use Of porcelain bath tubs, good
sinks, and handsome and appropri-
ate fixtures to say nothing Of the con-
venienees they combine a pleasing
interior finish which is most desira-
BILE. Now to avoid eneountering any
trouble in after years, ! am going to
have w B. Blottman execute
the plumbing and heating con-
tracts, sid Uncle Bill Then we
can expect square deal, for this
is the kind of reputation that w.
B. Blottman has won with a cog
infant public for doing tnings"
1T is the task Of the painter and
decorator that counts very much in
obtaining artistic and harmonious
results, Clipped in the bride.
For said she, ut is the painting
and decorating wnon executed by
capable artisans that augments the
attractiveness of both the exterior
and the interior of the house, rem
dering it pleasant and inviting"
Tnen interrupted Uncle Bill "iH
take no chances on botchery, but
iii 5 r. L. Casebolt about these.
He is an artist WITH the brush, en-
ploying all the time competent men,
who WELD the brush with deXterity,
and if we give the painting, paper
hanging ana decorating to Mr.. R.
II. Casebbolt we can rest assured
of getting good workmanship and
well finished house, painted and
decorated in ship-snape and on time
too, at a reasonable cost. y,
In my earlier days" remarked
| Uncle Bill, the practical use Of
electricity was unknown; it did not
enter into the construction Of a
building at all, but it is different
| today The conveniences that At
affords are manifold, Now, about
the electrical equipment for our
Inew house; | am going to see the
i Electric Company, who will wire
| the nouse inst2ll the fixtures, put
| III the door bells ana give us chan
leliers an! fixtures exquisite in
taste and appropriateness and do
everything right. | expect Hettie
| will want electric curling irons and
Hat irons too. Mr. F. H. Herrick
loes everything electrical and is
Equipped for subscribing the best in
terest of the people as, an electric
al engineer and contractor and also
as a dealer in electrical supplies
ind fixtures in the most unique and
classic designs and effects.
well, it is UP to me to furnish
/ your new resi- fence, remarked
Uncle Bill, and it shall be furn-
isned an rust as good taste and as
completely as your good Judgment
and taste will permit or dictate"
How grand, she exclaimed
beaming with Joy and expectancy.
Uncle BIN then babe the young
couple come with him to The A. H.
Beall Hardware Company, our live
eXpoGents of furniture, ana we'll in
i formed house furnishers; where is
| handled everything that is smart,
useful and dainty needed to- fit
out the cottage or mansion on what
ever scale desired The trio were
i politely received at the store, where
latter comforting with the conversant
and assIduous salesman, Hettie soon
BelHcted some exquisite furniture
for her parloE~ Der living room and
i bedrooms as we'll as dining room
and kitchen furniture; tapestries
carpets, rugs, mattings, etc. Her
purchases, in fact included all es-
Isential requisites, Peninsular
Range, cookin" utensils. queens
ware crockery, table cutlery and
and a manifold list of things from
the big and busy hardware depart
ment. H, nee the progressive A. H.
Beall Hardware Company got the
order to fit out the house from top
to bottom.
Yes | did promise you a nice
watch and silver service, quoth
Uncle Bill tor-:the bride as they
We're emerging from the furniture
store. Then he directed them to
e. F. Randolph where he soon ac-
/ quittep himlelf of the obligation,
| adding to the above handsome
clock and some exquls site articles
of cuf-glass ware. Hettie evinced
| real pleasure and delight at tine
thought Of SO many useful, dainty
land essestlal articles for her new
home This jewelry house, re-
marked Uncle Bill, as they again
entered the street. always shows
artistic and seasonable wares, and
has the distinction, witch its wide
ecquaintanceship, Of being most
reliable ana we'll appointed iewelry
establishment. Mr.. Randolph never
holds out false lights to make a