Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-12

moon In after years 20 wildly az 4
good photograph and one taken al
Triggs' studio will be q real like
ness OF you. He Is not a camera
snapper but q portrait photographer.
as the specimens on exhibition at
the pleasingly arranged gallery and
reception room attest. And that all
photographers are alike capable OF
achieving the same results Is no
more. true than that pen, ink and
paper make the same author" said
Uncle Bill. "W. @. Triggs, aside
from an amply equipped studio. not
only possesses the art of posing but
understands the worth OF perception
as well, which makes for this gal
iery more than a local name, and
distinguishes him as portrait art
ist."
by the way said Uncle Bill,
with evident seriousness, "since we
have spent all this money in build
Ing and furnishing a new house, It
would be a grave oversight for us
to delay the matter of insurance.
I think we had better go post haste
and see /. H. Hutton who will re-
lieve US of all apprehension and
suspense, who represents many of
the best and staunchest fire, health
and tornado companies in the world,
from which we may choose. I. H.
Hutton is the alert and wide-awake
underwater, who yearly writes a
large volume of business in the re-
spective ORANGES of insurance, from
which we may Judge that every pol
icyholder has been dealt with in a
fair and liberal way in the adjust
ment of all honest claims"
Before the trio left the office he
wrote policy covering the new
house, as we'll as policy for $4,000
on Harry's life.
"By the bye" remarked Uncle |
Bill, as they reached the street, I'll
must go over to the Citizens Bank |
and get another check book. Come |
along with me and meet the cashier |
and the president, as this is the
bank for you to open an account |
with, and it is proper for you to be
introduced by some one we'll known
to the bank. 1 mention the Citizens
Bank because the management is
agreeable to do business with and
will extend to you at any time any
courtesy, compatible with sound
banking rules. Then, too, it is Off
cered by conservative men with un-
questioned integrity that are at all
times alert to our towns best inter
ests. The bank has ample resources
$4SO,O0O.OO and does
general banking business in the
truest sense of the term, rendering
to the trade and to commercial
as well as to its individual
clientele, most satisfactory bank {
Ing service in every way, and l may
add, 1t is an institution in which ;
our citizens feel just PRIDE" Z
After Uncle Bill and the young t
couple had tired themselves out :
the dusty streets, Uncle {
Bill suggested a more dignified mode a
If migration, and hence made tracks l
or the Independent Harvester Co. Isl y
Implement and buggy repository to q
ell Mr.. B. o. Stone their troubles. n
But the brides apprehension was 9
Don turned into exstacy for Mr.. =
itone had shown her just what she ii
Vanted--a pretty, stylish, snappy c
selected from the I
many types found in the varied =
took of pleasure vehicles handled n
II the time there. 81 buy all my Ii
arming implements here, and just e.
OF Birdsell wagon lately. All :.
nat ingenuity has invented and all IN
lat science has unveiled is en- ell
raced in every implement put out es
y the Independent Harvester Co., ~
hose fair dealing has won the con- W
dence and appreciation of long nj
id growing list of patrons for many eli
lies around" % %
Having gotten the runabout the VI
Ext thing in line is a set of smart tn
lrness to go with it," said Uncle ~ ~
III, "and for these we will go over IN
Jimmy Clarke's harness and sad tn
cry store" And they did-and ST.
lcle wasn't long in picking nifty Un
t of harness and the necessary ho