The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-13

the latest weaves in fashionable dress goods and a fine line of general dry goods and you are sure to be guided right in your selections. Goods guar anteed or money refunded. You will find this firm pleasant to deal with and the employees polite and expert, while as to prices-well, S. G. Smith is never undersold."
 "Well, scat, my boy" said Foxy Grandpa with a David Harum accent, as they reached the street. '1 must run across to the Farmers State Bank and get another check-book. Come along and get acquainted with s. G. Smith, president, Wiley Mosley, vice president, Frank Farris, cashier, and Howard Johnston and Herbert Maddox, assistant cashiers, for of course you will do business with them and it is always more pleasant to be personally acquainted with the off, cers with whom you come in touch" The fine fixtures and metropolitan air of this institution, Grandpa remark ing that this bank was managed on safe, conservative lines and had a strong working capital, you will find them ever ready to extend any ac- commodations compatible with busi- ness principles and will sell you a bank draft cheaper than any way of sending money, more convenient, no red tape and absolutely safe. Guess I'll open an account with the Farmers State Bank at once," said Charles to Grandpa"-and he did.
 At this point somewhat to Charles confusion the old gentleman indulged in half serious criticism of his per sonal appearance. "You are decided ly off style for townsman," said he, land we'd better run down to V. G. Craig's, the home of good clothes, where you're suit is always ready. After Charles had fitted himself out in neat, late style business suit, the good clothes kind, Grandpa declared on donning same he would certainly look like a newly married man and that us Arkansawans can show you how to tone up a bit. Having found such a large assortment of furnish
 ngs here at such low prices, Charles invested in No Name Hat, con- plete supply of Wilson Bros. swell furnishings, shirts, ties, collars, hos iery, Cooper underwear, etc., and added trunks and grips for both, not forgetting the fine stock of mems shoes of leading lines. Goods are up- to-now and prices are always down at V. G. Craig's.
 "Halt," commanded Foxy Grandpa as the party came in front of Gree son Drug Go. Walk right in" "Why, Grandpa, we're not sick and" "l guess I know that" laughed he, "but I suspect it won't be long before this young man begins to take an inter- est in matters of paregoric and "G-r-an-d-p-a." "Well, go in any way, as Polly may find some toilet articles she wants" Sure enough the girl was soon loaded down with combs, brushes, face powders and sev- eral bottles of fine perfumes. Re member their soda fountain is model of neatness, always kept so, all the latest drinks are properly served, both hot and cold, and with pure fruit juices, by Happy Donnell, the ladies man of this establishment. Don't forget to come here with your pre- scriptions, as you will find none but registered pharmacists at Greeson Drug Go. using the purest of drugs"
 "Let's see, promised you a gold watch, didn't F" queried Grandpa of Polly. "Well, the place of all places is c. H. Robinette's." Entering the popular jewellery Grandpa gallantly acquitted himself of his promise by presenting Polly with a handsome timepiece and then directed her at tention to the superior stock of jewel ", silverware, fancy china, novelties, etc., and advised her to buy her fam ily clock here. Don't forget another fact, if you ever need optical goods he carries most complete stock, everything necessary to improve af- flicted eyes and to determine their re- ouired treatment. You will also find three expert doctors on sick watches here. They can diagnose any old case and make an old dyspeptic timepiece look and act like new, and they are right up-to-now on their work"
 "If there is one thing above another