The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-13

repair all laundry work, and do all kinds of clothes cleaning, pressing and repairing, etc. Prices are always right at Conway Steam Laundry"
 "We will now visit an institution that does as much to advertise Con- way as any establishment in it." said Grandpa, land that's the Conway Bottling Works. You will find Con- way on every bottle and box sent out and the goods contained therein are credit to any firm and popular with host of pleased customers. Their special drink, 'Gay-Ola', is winner an dit, as we'll as their sodas and phosphates are sold extensively throughout this section. As only the purest of water and syrups are used they cannot help but please. Call for and insist on getting Conway Bottling Works products. You'll get the best every time."
 "A home without music is certainly barren estate" said Grandpa, land as I promised you piano as a we'd ding present we will lose no time in calling upon s. E. Anderson, where I will certainly make good by present ing you with a Jansen make, one of the best instruments on the market today, and for tone, beauty and ac- curacy in construction cannot be beat, and as to price, well, I don't need to mention it, but it's certainly low for such fine instrument. You can get all different kinds of musical instru- ments, sheet music, holiday novelties, etc., here, and books that are classy and of almost any strain. Now, noth- ing makes a home cozier or heater than to have it neatly decorated" added Grandpa, land if you want your home artistically finished on the inside don't leave here until you have MT. Anderson show you his fine stock of wall paper. I'll leave it to you and him." said he, q know you'll buy as prices are always right at s. E. Anderson's."
 "Personal knowledge is the winning | factor in the eliminating contests of this competitive age," said Grandpa, land when of ample character it places its fortunate possessor in the front ranks of the well informed. The knowledge of wagons and buggies possessed by S. G. Smith has enabled him to select the leaders in both lines in his big stock for your inspection. They are the Luedinghaus wagon that always gets there, and the Banner buggy, that I know Polly will be proud to come to town in. Don't get the habit of buying from transient and outside parties. You get an in- ferior article and you pay in most cases an exorbitant price. When you buy of s. G. Smith you buy from a reliable home dealer, who has your interests at heart and gives you a strict guarantee or your money back"
 "Now," said the old gentleman, "now for picture of this crowd and a view of the new home In good old country fashion we will visit Jack Barnes studio. His pictures are won- derful in fidelity and finish. I want a full sized photo for my study and some smaller ones for my friends. He makes crack-a-jack pictures and pose and light are his long suits. He is famous for successful enlarging and l want to give you a life-sized repre- sentation of yours truly. He has the soul of the true artist, does develop ing, kodak finishing and post card work, and will not stop short of per lection in any of his work"
 Enroute home the gentlemen stop ped at the Log Cabin Democrat and left the wherewithal for years sub- scription. On rejoining Polly she be- gan to volubly express her thanks. This is indeed a happy event and one we never can forget. You have bought us everything" she exclaimed. "Ex- cept one thing" said Grandpa, "but I have remedied that by leaving the order on the sly with my friend w. W. Westmoreland. You can get it whenever you want it. I'll guaran- tee its the best in Arkansas"
 "Why, what can it be-" exclaimed Polly.
 "A handsome, rubber-tired, collapsi- ble go-cart," said Foxy Grandpa.
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