The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-14

WITHOUT SOOQ IuluSS IO cat, IcmdIk-
ed Paul. Where do you think we
can get the best deal in groceries
and get them fresh?"
we'll just ride down to Piggy
Wiggly, TOT Main street, where YOU
will find the best things to eat, and
which is one store in Paris where
quality counts, and and I'll introduce
you," replied uncle, "and as they run
one of the busiest stores in the city,
they are selling goods fast enough
to keep everything fresh on their
shelves"
When they reached Piggy Wiggly
there was an up-to-dateness about it
that attracted virginia's attention.
and after they had looked around and
contracted for their goods, they de-
cided Uncle Henry was right again,
for they found besides the best and
largest stock of Del Monte and Burt
Olney e Company's canned goods In.
the city, fine line of Maxwell House
coffees, Lipton's and Tetley's teas,
imported delicatessen goods, every
line of staple dry groceries, a fine
line of fresh fruits and vegetables in
season, the famous Henry Clay
flour, Swift's Premium hams and ba-
con-at prices which Henry assured
them were lower than anybody else
in town could offer.
Upon leaving, Virginia remarked:
We'll, at least, Pm quite sure we
shall live we'll, for with the privilege
| of trading with a firm like Piggly
Wiggly, one can have no excuse for
a poorly provided table"
Right again, my DEAR" said un--
| Gle. They are firm whose word is
good, and l notice that their custo--
mers always stay by them, for they
have, to my mind, a most attractive
grocery; it always seems nice and
clean. They have only been in bus
/, mess here some six or seven weeks.
but you will like to trade here, for
If you will notice, everything is un-
| der sanitary covers, and, therefore,
| free from dust. l like their Self,
Serve method, also, for there is NO
waiting to be waited upon. Another
thing you may we'll remember, the
Piggy Wiggly stores operate COS
stores in 195 cities, yet in every one
of them, you will always find same.
goods on the same shelves and COM
partment in every store. They do a
big business here, for you can always.
make saving of from ten to twenty
per cent, and that is worth looking:
AFTER
Paul." remarked uncle, as they
left Mr.. Perry, you probably think
you know it all, but business man
in these days must have a knowl-
edge of up-to-date business meth
DDS, so we will drive over to Lex
ington and visit the Miller School of
Business on Main Street-just in
front of the court house. They have
splendid Commercial School, in one
OF the most modern business homes
In the State, over the Woolworth
Stores, and from personal ae-
quaintance with a large number of
their students, I know that when
they graduate and leave the college.
they are thoroughly competent to.
take a position of the greatest re-
sponsibility"
1t was only a thirty-minute run
to the city, uncle pointing out the
prominent homes en- route. After
arriving at the college and present.
Ing the young folks to DIR. E. G. B.
Mann. the president, and Miss Maud
Miller, the vice-president and super-
intendent of the school. uncle con-
| tinued:
Their course of training is very
thorough and, during the time that
the school has been here it has grad
uated a large number of students.
VINO are very successful business
men and women. They teach the
Gregg system of short hand. giving
personal instruction to every SIN
dent, and it does not take a lifetime
TO learn it, for they use the most
improved method of teaching with
the touch system of typewriting
In addition they use the new Die
tatlon Method in shorthand which
means d1ctation from the first day
you enter school,"
DO you mean that the Miller
students are able to take dictation
from the first day thew enter
school?"
Exactly so. Another feature in
Wn1ch this school leads is its nrac-
tical training department where
tney give special training on the adj
Jung machines, which includes the
stencil cutting, dictaphone, etc. Ev-
cry student serves as office executive
and supervises the work of other
students in his charge before ac-
cepting position"
everything is so beautiful and
nome like, and in such good taste -
exclaimed Virginia. 81 would mot
mind coming here myself. Are their
charges reasonable?" ~
anelr charges are very reasona-
oae, replied Henry, considering the
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