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


best of style and at right prices"
81 tell you, my boy said Foxy
Grandpa, in an aside to Charley,
"This young wife of yours is a
model housekeeper especially is she
one of the best breadmakers that
ever queened over an oven. But
even the most expert bakers must
have good material to work with so
good -four is a desideratum. I'd
advise you to buy and patronize
firms handling the Audubon Milling
Co.'S products. Their brands of
-four, especially that called A. No.
and their meal and graham are the
most popular on the market and
! should be in use by every housewife
in this community They also
have on hand all kinds of feed at
lowest market prices They will
buy your wheat and pay you top
prices. It's the manufacturing in
terests that keep town alive the
year around and the Audubon Mill
ing Co. is in the front ranks with a
good pay roll. !"
IF you knew what I know about
this young wife of yours" said
Grandpa to Charley. you'd start
start something; what do you
mean?" said Charley. why you
would start a chicken ranch as this
young wife of yours is some chicken
fancier and she knows how to make
money at it. Buying the best breeds
and layers and then taking care OF
them" Wen do it," said Char
lev. "but what will we do with our
a
Grandpa. &C. II. Wilde is on the
market at all times paying the best
prices for poultry, eggs and cream.
The facilities and connections he has
for handling enables him to pay the
top prices and the cash and give you
a square deal all around. He sells
the Empire cream separators, May
tag washing machines and Queen in
cubators and brooders and at right
/ terms"
I "Hot hot, hot is what you have
been hearing, said Grandpa. ut
won't be long until it will be. cold
cold, cold and then you will want
coal and more coal. When 1t
. comes to the coal question your
grandma and are old heads at that.
We aim to buy from reliable home
dealers and lay in our winters sup
ply early and all at once, thereby
: getting advantage of any special
rates to be had. I'D advise you
young folks to do the same and do
as we do-buy from the Johnson
Grain Co. They handle the best
grades and especially the famous
Franklin County Purity Coal. Get
your coal while the getting is good.
They also buy all kinds of grain and
have ample elevator opacity for
handling. They buy and ship hogs
( and know values, giving you the
| right kind of a deal all around.
"You must trust your mechanic
whether he trusts you or not. said
Grandpa. "You cannot afford to
take chances on a mechanic who is
careless or does not understand his
business. When you take your tire
and battery troubles to B.. F. Dryden
at the Audubon Battery and Tire Re-
pair you take no chances as he
knows both games to 7. He has
a complete vulcanizing plant and
does his work promptly. At this
day of high cost of tires you cannot
afford to throw the old ones away.
right and at moderate cost. II
I they are not worth fixing he will tell
you so that you can get the new Fisk
or Miller tires of him properly pric-
ed. The battery is the life of the
car. See that it is always in pro-
per shape by observing these twelve
Don'ts: Don't overdischarge bat
! teries or discharge it at too high a
| Lot ho OF
charged. Don't let acid fall be-
low top of plates. Don't short cir
cult the battery. Don't use anything
but distilled water for refilling.
Don't use commercial acid-buy
storage battery electrotype. Don't
allow metal tools to come in contact
with battery. Don't allow acid to
spill over top of battery.
Don't keep battery in cold. damp
room. Don't allow battery jars to
come in contact with each other.
! Don't let the emf of some cells to
, fall below that of others. Don't let
connections get loose. Cut these
out and observe them and then if
you DO see anything wrong, don't
fail to call on B. F. Dryden at Au-
dubon Battery and Tire Repair and
get fixed up right
"Music is a mortal law; it gives a
soul to the universe, wings to the
/ winds, flight to the imagination, a
! charm to sadness, gayety and life to
everything" said Grandpa, taking
/ one of his flights. But l surely
/ want you to have the right kind OF
4 music in this new home of yours so
! our next visit will be to w. j. Kness
/, at the Audubon Music Company, the
home of everything musical. You
must have the best in pianos and you
will make no mistake in selecting
any of these makes that suits your
fancy-Hobart M. Cable, Lyon &
Healey, Strohber or Chickering
Bros, or Acoustegrande. | am go
ing to have Mr.. Kness explain their
merits. Try them, take your time
and select the one you want. I'll
honor your draft for your selection
as / know anything you get the the
Audubon Music Co. is o. X. Now,
when you don't feel like making an
effort on the piano you will want a
monograph and I'll make the same
proposition to you on the Victrola,
| Sonora, Columbia, Puritan and Ma
son & Wheeler. You can't miss on
any of theme for tone, power, clear
ness and sweetness and beauty OF
design and they carry all the late re-
cords. Your selections will settle
the piano and photograph questions.
When wanting small musical instru-
ments, guitars. banjos, mandolins,
| violins, sheet music, musical Access
series of any kind always call at the
| Audubon Music Co. and get right
treatment, right service and right
prices
AS the young folks we're undecided