Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-03
FOXY GRANDPA A"


! large assortment of furnishings here
at such low prices Charles invested in
Stetson hat, a supply. of fine shirts
| Arrow collars, ties, Wilson Bros. I'M
| derwear, HOleproof hosiery, sweaters,
caps, etc. Grandpa remarking that
| he knew and about everyone else I'M
| derstood if it was new and correct you
would find it at w. NJ. Vaughan's
properly priced"
Lets see, | promised you a gold
watch, didn't II" queried Foxy Grand
pa of Polly. ''Well the place of all
places is at L. M. Calkins.' Entering
this popular jewelry store Grandpa
CALAMITY acquitted himself of his prom
Use by presenting Polly with a hand
some time-piece, and then directed her
attention to the superior stock of jew
elry, silverware. cut glass, novelties,
| fine wedding rings, Conklin and Wa
| terman's fountain pens etc, and adj
vised her to by her family clock and
| Big Ben here l.. NJ. and G. a. are eX-
| pert doctors on sick watches, can dag
nose any old case and make an old dys-
peptic time-piece look and act like
new
| IF there is one thing above another
| that you young folks are particular
| about it is your footwear, SAID
| Grandpa, land the place. for particular
people to have their wants anticipated
| is at Benson Bros. shoe store. They
have the shoes here to fit your feet,
your fancy and your finances said
| Grandpa. and as to wear. well your
| Grandma and | have tried 'em and we
will guarantee their lasting qualities.
| Polly was not long in selecting hand
some walking boot of Sherwood make
and fancy white in Irving Drew.
| Charley fOOt-form last of BOst0nians
and while Polly was casting shy
chances at the Kreider line for the lit
tie folks Grandpa purchased pair OF
stout boots with rubbers for the crowd.
| All three added supply of fine silk
and Isle hosiery, Grandpa remarking
that no one needing footwear findings
or fine hosiery could resist the styles
and prices at Benson Bros"
And where will | find the leading
|
of Grandpa. Just Il few doors, said
he. and we will visit Miss +. K. Col
Inns, who, by the way has on hand the
smartest dress, pattern, street, picture
hats and Partisan models i'll this com
munity, the latest styles and lowest
prices being her motto. She has that
experience which guarantees when you
have once purchased OF her you have
the proper thing at lowest cost. n few
minutes later there wasn't happier
lady than Polly in the proud possession
of tony effect of Miss Collins own
CREATION
I'VE will now visit an establishment
where | know Polly will come often,
said Grandpa. land that is Theodore
Shorones' Palace of Sweets. Ted is
an expert doctor on the sweet tooth
and his favorite prescriptions are his
Paris candies and cOnfectiOns in box
and his own pure homemade candies
and chocolates in bulk. He makes 'em
and knows they're pure. His soda
fountain is a model of neatness, always
kept So all the late drinks and sundaeS
are properly served and with pure fruit
Juices. Charley can get his cigars, to-
baccos and cigarettes here, and their
ice-cream parlOr is headquarters for
the ladies as we'll as the men, having
over 30 seating capacity and serving
Gustafson's famous ice cream. So
make your appointments for, and meet
your friends at 'Ted's' Palace Of Sweets
and wear that satisfied look"
I'VE will now visit an institution
that your Grandma calls Ladysmith
bargain CENTER said Grandpa, "and
that is f. $. Cardinal & Co.'S. Racket
Store But the average reader need
not be told what an array the girl had
to select from. There isn't thing in
crOckery. glassware. tinWare, granite
ware enamelware. aluminumWare. fan
cy china sets and odd pieces, vases.
lamps dolls, games, novelties, small
kitchen hardware. bric-abrac, station
cry. tablets. souvenirs. laceS, embrOld-
cries. hosiery and thousand and one
articles that can be had here in great
variety and at wonderfully low prices.
It's cash buying and selling that does
it. Poly found many articles here at
5-1O-15 and p cents which she declared
she couldn't purchase elsewhere at al
most twice the amount declaring she'd
come often to e. S. Cardinal 4 Cos.
Racket Store and save pennies, nickels,
dimes and consequently dollars.
Music is Il moral law said Grand
pa. 1T gives a soul to the Universe
wings to the mind. a flight to the imag-
/ nation. a charm to sadness ana galety
and life to everything. Now | want
you to have the right kind OF music in
the home and if you buy from Lanes
Music Shop you will get the right KIND
as he will handle no other. F1rSt you
want Packard piano. you don't need
! to look any farther as the Packard IS
real piano. When you put Packard
piano in the home, you feel that at last
YOU have found ''the hidden soul OF
harmony It's delicate balance OF ac-
ton, the exquisite timbre OF IFS tone
and symmetry of the piano~ltse1 eX-
cites admiration and / know you Will
be pleased with it, Now when you
Il IL, off