Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

outiitte.s fnr men and bows We
have and are widely Known for
their fair and square dealing
You need never be afraid of be
ing overchargeG here at any time
for they are men OF modern bust
ness methods and ideas. and their
best idea is 10 sell the best grade
OF clothing at a much closer mar
gin OF profit than most stores.
Then their clothing is purchased
from the hest makers in The
world, and selling rs they do.
under their own personal guaran-
tee. il anything should go wrong
with any garment purchased. II
the customer will call nj the
store they will rcctify the trou-
BILE at once. They really carry
the largest and best line OF cloth
ing for men and children in town
for their STYLES are always the
latest and their courtesy and de
sire TO please a customer is much
appreciated throughput the city"
Il enjoyed meeting Mr.. Col
Inns and Mr.. Thorpe and Mr..
Robert Covington. so muci said
Virginia as they rode away.
They are nice fellows. all Of
en-" answered Henry, ana viii
go out OF their way to please
YOU.
DO YOU know. Uncle Henry"
said Paul. after bidding good day
To Mr.. Leeds. When Virginia
and ! were married. was MANY
days trying to think of a suitable
present wedding gift. gave her
4 nice set OF furS.'
That was all right. som" re
piled uncle. only Won weren't
quite up-to-date"
"IIow's that :" he inquired.
Why. in these modern days.
with steam roads. electricity.
autos and elevators. I'll on the
lookout Tor a human victim. i
only fair that Il Young wife should
have some financial protection.
don't YOU think ,"
You mean life Insurance. he
calculated. o.
Exactly" replied Henry. Il
hardly think there is a woman to-
day. with average common sense.
that wouldn't sigh with relief If
her intended husband should
place i'll her hands 4 life insurance
policy for wedding gift. So a.
YOU have evidently neglected this
little girl. wei run over To- Met
ropOliian Life Insurance Com
iany in the the Mckee buildin".
and ease both Nour minds on that
score.
After meeting Mr.. d. NJ. Silver.
the resident agent. ii took but =
few minutes for Paul To make
ont his application Tor a twenty
year payment life policy. with
the smiling assurance of Mr.. Sti-
yer that Is soon aS the f0rmalilv.
OF a medical examination was
gone through with. his policy
would be Immediately in force"
That is some OF the best worl;
we have done today" exclaimed
Uncle Henry, as they waited Tor
the car Il for one am firm be-
lever in life insurance OF all
kinds and having always carried
my own policies with the Metro
politan. naturally think it is
good enough Tor YOU. also. It.
a good policy YOU have. that ma
lures in 20 years. and if the ncccS
sity for carrying it should cease
the company will. il desired. de
liver to you a paid-up policy iOr
$50 to 200 per cent OF the total
premium paid-thuS making il q
savings account with incidental
protection. and a for the mort
gage ON Your lots which YOU as
same today. YOU can readily see
that with your policy equal to and
even more than the mortgage. il
vou should die even before the
second premium is due. your
home is clear from debt with 4
surplus besides. Besides YOU are
in 4 company that is noted ior It's
Is well rs conservative
and having gilt
edged assets OF over SS00.C00C09l
with $6.102.OO0.OOO OF insurance
in force. YOU don't have to won
der why 40 To 50 per cent of their
new business yearly. comes from
their old policy holders
Uncle tHenry." said Virginia.
"Pd like to buy some toilet ar
ticles and presents for the folks
in Toronto. Where shall we %
for them :"
ITO the best store in town"
promptly answered her uncle.