The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-13
FOXY GRANDPA
He Does the Handsome
 Thing By Newly-weds.
THEY COME TO CONWAY AND FIT THEMSELVES OUT FOR HOUSEKEEPING - GRANDPA GIVES THEM THE BENEFIT OF HIS EXPERIENCE AND FOOTS THE BILLS.

FOOTS THE BILLS.
 "Miss Summers, Polly I-er-dare I?" but the speaker took a header over bashfulness only to hear a sweet, "Yes, Charley"
 "Can I aspire to-er to-that is-' Again lapse into silence followed by an encouraging:
 "Yes, Charley"
 "Oh, if I might only hope to-er- to-"
 Another failure of language. It was seemingly a hopeless case, and it might have been only for demure: |:
 "Charley I have said yes twice. If you mean it I mean it, too, and" And to this day that young man in- sists that he popped the question.
 All this happened away down east. It wasn't long before there was a wedding, not much longer before there came letter from Polly's Foxy Grandpa out in Faulkner county, who wrote effusively of what he called her exhibition of grit and proposed if the young couple would locate at Conway he would start them in life as a we'd ding gift. Of course they accepted and were soon bidding their friends adieu. A few weeks subsequent to the above a travel stained party arrived in Con- way. Our friend, Foxy Grandpa was in charge and led them straightway to the Hotel de Hines.
 "After breakfast" remarked Foxy Grandpa, i've will go out and buy your outfit and to expedite matters we will order a rig of Gray & Gray's Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
 The carriage arrives, and as Polly views the stylish turnout with fine horses and neatly dressed driver at the reins she expressed her delight. "This stable," said he, is one of the best outftted in this vicinity, and its three S's, Speed, Safety, Style, are it's slogans, and they know the roads. They do transferring and look after Mir. Drummer to a T. If you ever want to run to an of railroad town or on pleasure bent be sure to go to Gray & Gray for rig"
 "The basis of home," continued Foxy Grandpa, as they entered the carriage, "is a bit of mother earth. Therefore we will lose no time in calling at Banner & Co.'s Real Estate office. They control city property that is very desirable and always have excellent bargains on hand. It is worth your while to know them, for if you ever want to buy, rent or sell property, they are the men to call on, as what they tell you can be set down as solid facts" The visit resulted in interesting Charles in some very de- sirable city property and an engage ment for drive into the country to view some farm lands in which they offer some veritable bargains.
 Its better to be safe than sorry, and you will be on the safe side if you have Banner & Go. make the ab- stract of title of your property and when the home is complete we will have them insure the whole in one of their first class companies"
 "The next thing is the lumber nec- essary in building the new house on the lot you bought" said Grandpa, "so come with me and I'll introduce you to J. J. Heigel, who is the prin- cipal dealer in that line here. He carries the most complete line of building material in this section. Everything from the sills for the foundation to the shingles for the roof, including lime, brick, cement, sash, doors, mill work, paints, oils, etc. He can also supply you with all kinds of interior decorations at most reasonable figures"
 "The necessary material being pur- chased" continued Foxy Grandpa, i've must now figure with reliable contractor to build the home, and s. J. Lea is the man to figure with. Honest workmanship and material are essential in building. You will find him using both and employing first-class workmen who know their business and exercise it. He does con- tracting in it's different branches, in- a1,. ch fa