Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-05-06
"Mr. And Mrs. Newly We'd"
Mr.. and Mrs. Newly We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Newly We'd
Have just arrived in our little city
And the way they say-they are fixing u
Sounds to us just like an old time Ditty
They boughta Home" on Wa, hington s.
We have heard is up to-date, and neat
The house is handsomely furnished throug
out,
And all complete from ID. w. Ramey's
which almost fills them with prid
and conceit.
The bath room luxury was ready for use
The heating and plumbing by J. N linn
The roofing and spouting, was Ea terday'
work
A nah always busy and never doe
shirk.
That Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
Which came rom D. s. Hughes,
Fully repaid this couple young for
Reading the Spirit of JEFF erson news.
A Jefferson county telephone installed,
Their precious lives to save
This bright young eou lie
From an early, early, grave.
So gas and electricity
Were put in every room,
To make their home look c1eerful,
And 20 tighten up the gloom.
Wall paper from G. W. Taylors,
| IN IL,
And hung by Joseph johnson,
On whom the ladies call.
| Good judgment indeed this couple made,
When they went to the Farmers Supply,
And bought Laurel Range or WHICH
They'll never, never sigh.
Enamel wear and tinware
They found so very good,
At Sisters & Athey's to cook their daily
food,
From Lippitt Reaner's grocery store.
She bought confections, he cigars,
For breakfast they had fish's fine,
From The Jefferson Market
Come just in time.
For dinner Schuetzes meat was had.
Which is good to eat and never bad.
Just roasted in the bran new range,
For supper, from Stonesifer & James
They had beefsteak and good sausage the
same.
From Phillips & Moreland they will get,
Their cold refr, shing ice
Which is lways such comfort
In Good Old Summer lime, and nice.
From the City Bakery,
Hot French rolls will always come
On every summer evening,
Or if you wish from sun to sun.
With their pantry so we filled,
With groceries from Writings bran new
store,
There was nothing in the world so wide,
That they could wish for more.
Fresh vegetables OF all kinds,
They always fround,
At Peter Brooks grocery store.
At Geo. C. Marsteller,s
Spring suits were to be had,
So Mr.. Newly Wed bought one
Which made his heart so glad,
He then went to Max Theodore's,
Toe reliable head -to-foot,
And bought pair of handsome shoes,
Just like that of JEFF and Mutt"
They had high heels and low heels,
And the light fantastic toe,
Also fiat footers and stsnd patters,
Which are now just all the go.
They had high heels and low heels,
And the liget fantastic toe,
To glide along SO swiftly,
With your most ideal beau.
He brought his wife pair of Oxfords,
The prettiest of the pretty,
OF course they came from VOLTS,
The finest in the city.
Then over to Blum's new Shoe Department
A pair of fashionable tans.
His wife was pleased
And said they fit with perfect ease.
Two splendid driving horses,
This happy couple own.
To keep them strong and well and fat, they
use
CT. Walls billions Utility Stock Salt,
They always keep, not lone.
Why WHEY ear, now | must tell,
The very latest news,
Why Mrs. Busy Body's dead,
From Gazing too much cheese,
That came from store of a stingy man,
Who never advertised.
Well dear, 5 i'd she, I'm not so very mucl
surprised.
One day this bran new couple had,
One sweetly solemn thought,
He said, My dear, when am gone,
want n S j. Strider.
You do, said she. when | am gone.
want young Charles Young.
For Sunday dinner, oh so fine,
When they came home from church,
The best fried chicken, veal roasts ant
ham were served,
In the very best Of style.
The selections good it is understood,
Came from the stand Of ]. W. Kearns.
So now to dear young couples,
Who want to settle down,
Just buy home in Charles Town,
And you'll never, never, roam
WILSON.
See the new line of baby carriages at tn