The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-01-30
!, fresh in cold storage. You win lind

treat you nght, 60 70 keep your habby
in a good humor, Polly. trade OF Max
Podber's market; phone 7A every
time"
And say, Grandpa. exclaimed POI
Iy. where will 60 FOR ny Dry Goods'
TINS dress Of mine Is hardly suitable.
/ must admit" Well, my girl.
Il yol want, 10 select from one Of the
/ finest stocks Of frstclass dry goods in
this section, | vii direct you to W. T.
Fountains Big Busy Store. who carry
q Inc Of dress goods, nobby belts.
trimmings and all that IS new and nov
81 N swell ready.to-wear in advance
spnng styles that for variety and real
value arr seldom seen outside Of large
metropolitan cities. He carries all the
late wea."s in fashionable dress goods.
a fin Dne Of general dry goods and
yyl arr sure to be guided right in your
sr."ct,9as. You sill find this firm
Pheasant u deal With and the employees
polite and expert. while as to prices.
wed. v. 7. Fountain makes EN- and
. makes en- iow. You are right in the
nulst Of the b!g January white goods
SAFE ami can he assured Of many bar
galns. "" ell, scat my boy, SAID Foxy
Grandpa ~Ith a David Hsrum accent as
they reached the street, II must run IN
10 Inc FIRST National Bank and get
another cneck book. Come along and
get acquainted with (. E Wright,
President. A. McC. k~Inbrcugh, Wee.
President. L. N. Purcell. Cashier. c.
'. IRWIN. Asst Cashier for Of course
}oU VIII d. business with them and it
Is always more pleasant 70 be person
ally acquainted with the officers with
whom YOU ONE IN touch. This bank
IS managed on safe, Conservative lines
and has a strong working capital, SLY
plus and profits Of $3.50. 0J0.U [. You
VIII find them ever ready TO extend
accommodation compatible with bust
ress principles; and, by the way. E.
NJ Purcell IS President. T., l. Noun
ger Ejcs.PresIdent. and Z. o. Simmons
Cashier Of Greenwood Savings Bank
here, ard they pay ! per cent interest
OF >av.@Es accounts, Well. | guess
I'll open an account with the First
National Bank at once, sad Charles
and 5~ I'D,
III there is one lh,re above another
ia. YOU young folks arr particular
about. II IS your footwear, said Foxy
Grandpa, and the place for particular
oeop.~ to nave nelr wants anticipated
Is a: the Shoe Department of ". T.
Fountains Big Busy Store. He has
tar shoes here to fit your feet your
fancy and your finances SAID he,
aud as to Tesr-weD your grandma
and | have tried EN- and we will guar
antee their lasting qualities Polly
was not long in selecting a handsome
walking boot, Of J. & X. brand Il swell
slippers Of Fox Brand. Charley a foot
form last of c. H. Alden Brand and
a swell patent leather Of Stetson make,
and while Polly was casting shy chances
at the P0hler Brand for the little tot.
Grandpa purchased a pair of stout
boots with rubbers for the crowd.
No one needing footwear or almost
anything else to wear. can resist the
styles and prices at W. T. Fountains"
Halt, commanded Foxy Grandpa as
the party amt in frontof Sill. Raines
Drug Store. Wall right in" Why
Grandpa. we're not sick and -
Guess | know that, laughed be but
suspect it won't be long before this
young mai begins to take an interest in
matters Of paregoric and G.r.a-n-d-p.al
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
several bottles of fine perfumes.
Remember. their soda fountain is a
model Of neatness, always kept so all
the late drinks are properly served and
with pure fruit juices. Don't forget
to come here with your prescriptions
as you will find none but competent
pharmacists at S. L. Raines, THE Best
Drug Store using the purest of
Drugs"
At this point, somewhat to Charles
confusion. the old gentleman INDUCED
IN a half serious criticism Of his per-
sonal appearance. "You are decidedly
oil style for a townsman,' said he,
and we'd better run around to the
big clothing and furnishing department
Of Stern's.' After Charles had fitted
himself out in a neat late style business
suit Of Styleplus brand, Grandpa de-
clared on donning same he would GER
tainly look like a newly married man,
and that US Mississippians, can show,
you V]ermonters how to tone up a bit.
Having found such a large assortment
of furnishings here at such low prices
Charles invested in a No-Name hat, a
supply of Ide shirts, Barker brand
pure linen collars, Black Cat hosiery,
Coopers underwear, ties, etc., and added
a pair of Florsheim shoes together
with trunks and grips for both. Goods
are ~up-to-now and prices away down
at Stern's."
Let's see, | promised you a swell
gold watch, didn't II" queried Foxy
Grandpa of Polly. well the place of