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

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He added zone that has the conf
dence OF the people, too"
II understand you are an accom-
plished musician" said Uncle Bill
to the bride. Hettie finally admit
ted that she played the plano
That's good" said Uncle Bill. "Ev
cry home that has music in II Is tn,
happier. Nothing affords more rea
pleasure or entertainment in life
than does good music"
Yes, Uncle. / want an Iyers 4
Pond piano in my parIor. Most Of
my friends back in Virginia have 1t
1t is exquisite in tone and volume
and a beautiful instrument"
"Your wish shall be granted"
said Uncle Bill. 1.-THE Ivers & Pond
piano is handled here by our we'll
known musical dealer, The Abilene
Music House, who carries a full line
of pianos. organs and Victrolas and
whose dealings are always pleasant
and businesslike," said Uncle Bill.
Sure enought the Abilene Music
House sold Hettie her chosen piano.
well, the next question on the
docket" ventured Uncle Bill to Het-
tie, sis to arrange about supplies
for the larder. 1t is the housewives
sequel to maintaining the good
graces of the men folks. Now, for
select table groceries and provisions
and toothsome table delicacies, i'm
ported fruits, fine cheeses, condi-
ments and vegetables of every kind,
I'll escort you to Dentzer's Grocery,
1t is a we'll appointed and
stocked fancy grocery,
where there is always shown var
led assortment of the most tempting
good things to eat in town. His
patrons come fl ON every nook and
corner hereabouts, and presumably
for a reason. Perhaps 1t is because
they appreciate the superior and cor
rect ways that characterize the bus
mess dealings of o. A. nentzer, our
and well-versed grocer
and purveyor to the larder. This
grocery has a large clientele that
depends on 1t daily.
"Well, I've named the grocer"
,aaid Uncle Bill, "but equally i'm
)ortant is the baker, for 1t is con-
Jidered that bread is the staff of
life, and it is not only a daily need,
)ut luxury, If you get your bread
Ind cakes and pastries from Hees'
Sanitary Bakery. The many varie-
les of bread turned out at this bak-
Try are wholesome, nutricious and
sweet and eatable, and |
When you want cakes, pies or pas
ries that are delicate and dainty, |
Adam Hees can supply your wants |
from the bakery-pro- |
Iucts that are skillfully mixed and
aked in a scrupulously clean and
ygienic bakery where is in use on
?. the latest and best sanitary ma
hinery. A line Of eatables that are
riginal in taste, flavor and good
ess, the secret of the success and
opularity of this bakery, whose aim
as ever been to merit the conf
ence Of the people"
Next l want you to recommend
good market" said Hettie to I'm
q Bill. zone that I can depend
pom all the time"
well, for good meats Aenest
Fights and nice, all-around place
trade" advised Uncle Bill, smil-
g good-naturedly, cts Geo. Wayts' j
arket you want to trade with. l
iere you will find every day in the s
eek the choicest and best fresh &
ID cured meats that money, ex-
rience and vigilant effort can OBJ {
In. The best and latest cattle, t
al and lambs are bought on the t
of and are carefully slaughtered b
d dressed by skilled help with b
wv to meeting in every particular v
3 demands Of the long list of ex- +
ting patrons. Geo. Wayts Is equip a
with ample could storage, and n
lintains good delivery service. And
all in all, the basis upon n
ich this market is catering to the h
bile, it fully merits the run Of p
siness accorded it, and the good :,
me that so many give it," said \
Gle Bill, assuringly. ~
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