Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-11-30

my friends. II. ID. Adams has the soul
of true artist; all his work is a la
Dor of love, in which he will not fall
short of perfection, and as he is fam
Gus for successful charging, want
to give you a life size representation
of yours truly" (Uncle Josh's pic
ture may be seen at r. ID. Adams stu
dio any time the reader desires to
call.)
"Oh, me. oh, my!" calculated Polly,
as they halted before a show window,
"what a perfectly lovely shoe" EYES,"
says Uncle Josh, "the Cedar Sheep
Associations stock can't be equaled in
style and extent in this section. Go in,
look it over and get acquainted" 1t
might have been policy not to have
extended that invitation, had not I'M
Gle Josh known what wise economy it
is to trade at the Cedar Sheep Asso-
citation, for Polly found goods and
prices so seductive that she purchased
an outfit from a dancing pump to a
handsome light walking boot. Char
ley invested in gents fine shoes, while
Uncle Josh INDUCED in a stout farm
boot, with rubbers and overshoes for
the crowd No one needing footwear
can resist the styles and prices offer
ed by the Cedar Sheep Association.
81 declare, Uncle" exclaimed Char
ley, "there goes a handsome harness;
| must have one like that for the girl"
"Get it right down here at Palmer
Bros. This is the boss horse millin-
cry firm of this section to my notion.
tThey use only irst-class material and
give personal supervision to the min
utest detail Of manufacture. There is
nothing in the harness but can be had
of them-heavy and light, single and
double, plain and fancy, work and
buggy harness. You can get 'em
there, besides every other kind of turf
goods imaginable, and the finest lot of
saddles, pads, whips and blankets you
ever laid your eyes upon" After a
visit to Palmer Bros. Charley said
he thought eff a man couldn't get
satisfied it would be his own fault"
and he expressed himsel pleased with
the fine harness Uncle Josh bargairad
for.
At this point, somewhat to the con-
fusion of Charley, the old man in
dulged in a half-serious criticism of
his personal appearance. "You are
decidedly Off style for townsman,"
said he, "and we'd better see Woods
Toggery about some new buds" At
ter Charles had fitted himself in n
neat tailor made suit, from the sam
pies of fashionable garments that COW
err the show cases of this extensively
stocked establishment, Uncle Josh de-
clared: "Now you look like newly
married man." Before leaving, hav-
ing found goods and prices irresist-
ible, Charles also invested in a COM
plete outfit of gents furnishings,
from the latest style Stetson hat to
a half dozen shirts. Woods Toggery
is not to be undersold in the state.
"Holy smoke, Charley, where in the
name of caution did you get that
snipe? That's about the worst weed
that ever came in contact with my
olfactory nerves. laughingly re-
marked Uncle JOSH Step in here to
the Cosy Corner and get a 'Corina,
then you'll have gentlemans smoke.
The Corina is a crackerjack; contains
all the qualities Of delicious puff.
They take great pride to keep that ci-
gar up to the highest standard, and
consequently it grows more popular
every day" Charley was so well
pleased with the Corina Uncle Josh
treated him to that he bought a whole
box and advised his friends to do the
same, not forgetting to also make a
note of the many other fine brands.
"Law sages!" suddenly exclaimed
Uncle Josh, "all this trading and shop
ping round town has caused me to
forget one of the greatest essentials
have heard it said that newly mar
ried folks could live on love and
scenery, but an old man of experience
knows better-your table would look
slim without bread; it's the staff Of
life you know. Polly, you must meet
II. r, Woolley. His bread, pies and
cakes and nic-nacks are conceded by
all to be the finest on earth. Remem-
Der, Charley, there is no use of your
'ootsy tootsy' bothering herself much
about baking, so long as there is a
good bakery in town like the Cosy
Corner, When you give your recep-
ton, call on him for the fancy cakes
and other good things"
eyes, and while we are on this inn
DOrtant tonic of pastrononnics Wa