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

compatible with business principles.
A good bank means more to its Gus
toners than a convenient medium of
exchange. 1t stands in that init
mate relationship to its customers
whose success contributes to it's
own. The First National Bank
does anything for its customers that
a good bank ought to do" Guess
I'll open an account with them at
once" caid Charles, "as l appre-
ciate good banking connections.
At this point somewhat to Charles
confusion the old gent INDUCED in
a half-serious criticism of his per-
sonal appearance "You are de-
cidedly off style for a townsman,
said he "and we'd better run into
Jensen & Viewers big clothing and
furnishings house. After Charles
had fitted himself out in a neat late
style business suit of Kuppenheimer
make Grandpa remarked, now you
look like newly married man and
that us Iowans can show you YER
monters how to tone up bit. Hav-
ing found such a large assortment
of furnishings here at such low
prices Charles invested in a Mallory
hat, supply of Wilson Bros shirts,
ties, Arrow collars, Superior under
wear, interviewer hosiery, Bradley
caps, and sweaters and added
trunks and grips for both, Grand
pa remraking he knew and about ev-
cry one else understood If it was new
and correct you would find ii at
Jensen & Viewers, properly priced.
Halt commanded Foxy Grandpa,
as the party came in front of F. w.
Smiths drug store. walk right
in" "Why Grandpa, we're not
but suspect it won't be long before
this young man begins to take an
interest in paregoric and"
"G-R-A-N-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
several bottles of perfumes. RE
member their soda fountain is a
model of neatness, always kept so.
All the late drinks are properly serv-
ed and with pure fruit juices by
"Mid," the ladies' man OF this es-
adjustment. also want you to
have an Edison. the photograph
with a SOUL F. w. Smith is the
distributor here and carries all the
soulful music in the home with this
instrument and records. Don't
forget to come here with your pre-
scriptions as you will find none but
registered pharmacists at F. w.
Smiths drug store using the purest
of drugs"
"If there is one thing above an
other that you young folks are par
ticular about 1t is your footwear, =
said Grandpa, land the place for
particular people to have their wants
anticipated is at Matthias & Hansen's
shoe emporium. They have the
shoes here to fit your feet, your
fancy and your finances" said he,
"and as to wear. well your grandma
and / have tried 'em and We will
guarantee their lasting qualities.
Polly was not long in selecting a
handsome walking boot of Selby
make. Charley footform last OF
Howard & Foster and while Polly
was casting shy glances at the Edu-
Gator brand for children and Budds
for the little tot Grandpa purchased
pair of stout boots with overshoes
Ball Band and Goodrich rubbers for
the crowd. mo one needing foot
wear or findings can resist the
styles and prices at Matthias &
Hansen's.
Lets see, I promised you gold
watch, didn't II" queried Foxy
Grandpa of Polly. "Well the place
of al places is at j. F. Bakers. En-
tering this popular establishment
Grandpa CALAMITY acquitted himself
of his promise by presenting Polly
with handsome time piece and
then directed her attention to the
superior stock of diamonds, jewell
ry, silverware, cut glass, novelties,
etc, and advised her to buy. her
family clock and Big Ben here.
Loose and mounted diamonds and
dependable jewelry are acceptable
gifts at all times, especially so at
the holiday times, so ID. Y.
G. S. E., (Dou your Christmas shop
ping early) you'll pat yourselves on
the back later on especially the way
conditions are this fall. J. F. also
carries everything necessary to i'm
prove the afflicted eyes and to de-
termine their required treatment.
He also employs an expert doctor on
sick watches who can diagnose any
old case and make an old dyspeptic
time piece look and act like new"
And where will I find the leading
millinery establishment" asked
Polly of Grandpa. Fright back to
Armstrong & Patterson's.' said
Grandpa. "They, by the way, carry
the famous Landsco line of exclusive
hats, as well as everything new in
dress. pattern, street, picture hats
and Partisan models. the latest
styles and lowest prices being their
motto. They employ milliners of
known merit who have that expert
ence which guarantees when you
have purchased of them you have
the proper thing at lowest cost" A
few minutes later there wasn't a
happier lady than Polly in the proud
possession of a tony effect of Miss
Mabel Secor, the department man
ayers own creation.
There's an old saying that the
clothes don't make the man." said
Grandpa. "They may not but they
help and when they are swell toys
such as ]. r. Best turns out they
help nightly. His clothes have
that snap to 'em which makes a man
woh wears them feel that he is
well dressed and then too, he has a
fine line OF late fall samples to select
from and he guarantees fit and is
on the ground to make good. They
sing as they work in this shop and
they put this over yesterday" II
Casey Jones" should take Ellis
Big Beautiful Doll" Down by the
Old Mill Stream" while "Alexan-
der's Rag Time Band" played
meet Me Tonight in Dreamland"
Won should take vour "MysteriOus