The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-13

and will give you a turnkey job. When he takes a contract he pushes it through to completion without de- lay and you will be more than pleased with you new home when turned over to you from his hands,"
 "Now you know that no home is complete in this community without a bath room,' said Grandpa, "there- fore we will lose no time in calling on s. w. Loveland and make arrange ments with him for installing one in the new home with all appurtenances and strictly sanitary plumbing. When I say sanitary l mean it" said land the jobs he has finish ed speak for themselves. He is al ways ready to give you estimates as well as the benefit of his experience in the selection of all classes of work and his judgment can be relied upon. You will want your new home heated bv steam and he is there with the goods in this line also. He runs a general fix-it shop-fxes things right and don't charge a fortune for 1t, either"
 "The new home being complete" added Grandpa, "we must now look to the furnishing for it. Hereupon Polly declared she heard so much of w. w. Westmoreland's Furniture Store that she desired to go there The result was they were ushered ln- to such a fine display that the girl was puzzled at first how to select, but she soon yielded to the seductlveness of a magnificent parlor suit, bed room suit in oak, golden finish. To these she added brass, iron and fold ing beds, pictures and wall ornaments
 rugs. mattings, linoleums, and art squares. She purchased a swell buffet, fancy rockers, kitchen cabinet, not forgetting an ornamental writing desk for hubby. Coming to the con clusion that w. w. Westmoreland's prices were below the very whisper ot competition, especially the mail order competition.
 "A pretty good start" said Grand pa, land now we will visit Frauenthal & Schwarz' big hardware and stove department where Polly's housewifely instincts will have full sway in the marvels of kitchen apparatus. There is not a more comprehensive stock of cooking machinery in this section" said he. "Every possible piece Of kitchen furniture, from a tin dlpper to a cooking stove and range is here in all styles and variety" and Polly was not long in selecting Wetter stove. both cooking and heating. She added a complete line of granite enamelware, tinware and table cut lery, and then all three inspected the fine points in implements, parts, etc., and on leaving declared they had been treated right at Frauenthal & Schwarz, just as they treat every body at the big store.
 At the grocery Foxy Grandpa wax ed philosophical. You cannot live on love alone," said he, "so never neglect vour larder. That important adjunct of housekeeping controls the mascu- line temper, therefore you must pat ronize a grocer on whom you can de- pend for honest goods. For some time I have found l.. M. Kinsey per fectly reliable. You are sure to ind a careful dealer, always full-stocked with everything in staple and fancy fresh and frst-class, ln- cluding such well-known articles as Ida Home flour, Johnson Lane Steel Cut coffee, Heinz, Libby and Williams pickles, catsups, etc, together With fresh fruits and vegetables. You will find no shelf-worn goods at this store, in fact it's the up-to-the-mlnute gro ,ery, quick delivery. Phone S9, there Johnny on the spot and prices down to brass tacks."
 "Next is the bakery goods" said land when you want the right kind you will do well to pat ronize Caspar's City Bakery, Caspar Dunn, proprietor. He makes the best bread on the market, fresh and first class daily, and his pies, cakes, pastry etc., are top notchers. He also fills any special order promptly for we'd dings, birthday banquet or other functions. He handles a fine line of candies, chocolates, cigars, toDaccos' etc. and I'd advise you to get the City Bakery goods every time"
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