Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-29

| haste and see Graham & Ogden
will relieve US Of all %apprehen-
and suspense who represent
kny of the best and staunchest
!, health and accident companies
the world, from which we may
ose. Graham & Ogden the alert
wide-a-wake underwriters who
Erly write a large volume of bust
5 in the respective branches of in
ance, from which we may judge
t every policy holder has been
1t with in a fair and liberal way
the adjustment Of all honest
fms"
Before the trio left the office a
icy fully covering the newly fur
he'd home was written.
BY the bye" remarked Uncle Bill,
they reached the street, II must
over to the First National Bank
get another check book. Come
ing with me and meet the cashier
the president as this is the bank
you to open an account with, and
is proper for you to be introduced
some one we'll known to the bank
mention the First National Bank
kause the management is agreeable
do business with and will extend
you at any time any courtesy COM
tible with sound banking rules.
en-, too. it is differed by con-
Fvative, yet progressive men with
questioned integrity that are at all
hes alert to our city's best inter-
S. This bank has ample resorr-
approximating $4,000, 100000 and
IS a general banking business in
Try sense of the term, rendering
trade ard commerce a service in
(Sy way corlmendable. And | may
it is an institution in which our
tens feel a just pride"
ettie next asked Uncle Bill where
best millinery store was. "4ou
mentioned it in time" rejoined
lie Bill, "for this is the principal
right here" pointing to the milli-
\ parlors of Mrs. C. E. Bradley.
Is an inviting and pleasingiy APP
hted millinery parlor, where the
he new effects and latest creations
lear simultaneously with Paris and
Eropolitan cities so ~zealously do
milliners in charge guard the
rests of their clientele. The var
and attractive lines of millinery
ladies' accessories were so tasty,
lty. and reasonable that Hettle
n succumbled to a nobby and eX-
lite new hat and a beautifully en-
Edered shirtwaist. This establish
1t is held in high esteem by a cir
of ladies who recognize and re-
nd to m~eritorious effort" said
lie Bill. assuringly.
oh, where is a good drug store?'
ed the bride, II must have this
Ecription filled and I need some
h powders and face cream, too
Right here" replied Unc.e Bill,
then the trio happened 70 be in
I of Timberman's Tarmacy.
5 is a well appointed and most
BILE drug store, and it is conduct
long progressive lines. too" ne
81 get my prescriptions filled
because I know the prescrip-
case is in charge of Thomas
be. and Francis Nugent, gradu-
painstaking and efficient pre-
zionist. ever courteous, prompt
accurate to all alike.
hberman's Pharmacy, owned by
y. f. w. Timberman is always
tie with a large and varied stock
rugs. medicines. chemicals and
manifold accessories to this
III, including fine box candies, IN
everything that is needed to
the demands of the people. The
enjoys the confidence and es-
of a large acquaintanceship, and
here You will always want to
said Uncle Bill.
eXt we want to go to The Alex
Studio ard sit for pictures"
)sted Uncle Bill, "for nothing
"reminiscences Of tire honey
in after wears so WILDLY as a
photograph. and one. taken at
leXandria s in be a real
IS of you. ID is not
hmera snap portrait
erapher, as mems on
ton at the arranged
' and rece, aU ,attests,
4. all photo ire alike.
of ACHE .ae ame re-
q more t34r pen, ink
Per make author"
" II.
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