Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-10-23

nrSt now 10 Select Dut Sne soon
yielded to the seductiveness of a
magnificent parlor suit, bedroom
suit in American walnut. To these
she added brass, iron and duofolds
| for the extra rooms, pictures and
wall ornaments, rugs, mattings, lin
| oleums and art squares. She pur-
chased swell buffet, fancy rockers,
Hoosier kitchen cabinet, Vacuette
vacuum cleaner, not forgetting an
ornamental writing desk for hubby,
coming to the conclusion that F. H.
McFadden's prices were below the
very whisper of competition, espe-
cially the mail order competition"
"A pretty good start" said Grand
pa, 'and now we will visit the
Carter Hardware's big hardware and
stove store where Polly's housewife
ly 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 dipper
to a cooking range is here in all
styles and varieties" Polly was
not long in selecting Copper Clad
range for general use, followed by
Riverside Oak heaters for the cold
weather. She added a complete
line of Alladin graniteware, enam-
elware, tinware, Wear-Ever alumni
| numware and table cutlery and in
! sisted on Charles working up an ap-
petite on Dexter washing machine,
Daisy churn, and DeLaval separtor
which she purchased. They added
supply of builders hardware and
Monarch paints and on leaving de-
clared they had been treated right
by G.. G. Carter, the manager, and
his associates-just as they treat
everybody.
Il am firm stickler for insur-
ance," said grandpa, "and the new
home being complete and furnished
we will have to call on r. ID. Hawks
and have him insure the whole thing
in one of his first class companies.
HE writes fire, accident, life, light
ming, tornado, windstorm, hail, plate
glass, auto, livestock, boiler, burg
larry insurance and surety bonds, is
prompt in writing same and places
your risk in companies that In case
of loss adjustment is prompt Take
out a policy on your life in favor of
the girl, my boy. When you do
this you at once establish an estate
for yourselves which no bad luck
or crop failures can take away. New
Ell get the habit of carrying your own
insurance. Why, the saving in
worry alone in case of fire or acct
dent is worth the price of the
premiums and r. ID. Hawks prem
iums are as low as sound insurance
can be written"
''You cannot liveIon love alone in
that big house." said Grandpa "You
must have something more substan-
tial. At the grocery he waxed
philosophical. Never neglect your
larder." said he that important ad-
junct of housekeeping controls mas
culine temper. To that end you
must patroniZe grocer on whom
you can depend for honest goods.
For some time / have found John
sons grocery perfectly reliable. You
will find Erve a careful dealer, al
ways full stocked with everything in
staple and fancy groceries, fresh and
first class, including such we'll
known articles as Seal of Mime
sofa and Puritan flour, Denison and
butter-Nut coffee, Advo line of can
ned goods, pickles, relishes, catsups,
ETC., and fresh fruits and vegetables.
You will find this the up-to-the-min-
ute grocery, a regular delivery.
Phone 81 and they are Johnny on
the spot and prices down to brass
tacks."
Next is the bakery goods" said
Grandpa, "and / want you to take
Grandma's advice and buy good,
fresh, home bakery products. When
1t comes to buying your ingredients
and then wasting valuable time over
the breadboard and hot oven you
are wasting time that could be given
to other good uses, besides you are
wasting money and in most cases
getting an inferior article as it
stands to reason that a baker that
has devoted a life time to the busi-
ness can bake better bread than a
novice and better bread is the kind
you get in Snow Flake bread at
Sans Bakery. S. e. HEREFORD
makes 1t fresh and first class daily
rolls, etc., are top notchers. He
Call for and insist on getting Sans
Snow Flake bread and bakery pro-
ducts every time
Now for your meat said Grand
pa. ''It goes hand in hand with
bread and the next thing to locate
is good market where you can get
fresh, pure and wholesome meat,
home rendered lard, sausage, etc.,
and my friend N. c. Barentsen, pro-
prietor of the South Park Meat
Market is the man to supply you.
The reason for this is because he
buys and kills the best of everything
and keeps ii fresh in cold storage.
You will find packing house pro-
ducts here--hams, bacon, delicates-
sen, etc., and he will always treat
you right. So to keep your hubby
in good humor, Polly, get your
juicy steaks and other good things
to eat at Barentsen's South Park
Meat Market"
"And say. Grandpa" exclaimed
Polly. where will go for dry
goods? This dress of mine is hard
ly suitable, must admit. Well,
my girl II you want to select from
one of the finest stocks of first class
dry goods in this section I will d.
rect you to Armstrong & Patter-
son who carry line Of dress goods,
swell silks and chic ready-to-wear
that for variety and real value are
seldom seen outside of large metro
politan cities. They carry the lat
est weaves in fashionable dress
goods and a fine line of general dry
goods, furnishings, notions, etc..
and you are sure to be guided right
in your selections. You will find
W. G.. Wilson, the manager here,
pleasant to deal with and the en-
ployees polite and expert, while as
to prices-well Armstrong & Pat
arson ara naver undars0ld -