Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-05-13

course you will want nice piano.
Perhaps nothing affords more real
pleasure and entertainment In life
Yes, that is true" interjected the
bride; the piano lis my favorite in
strument. I want a GULBRANSEN
PIANO. Most OF my friends back IN
Virginia have this make, 1t is ex-
lquisite in tone and volume and such
a beautiful, highly furnished in
strument could not be without
it," Your wish shall be granted, as
sured Uncle Bill. GULBRANSEN
PIANO is handled here by EVERY
BODY'S STORE popular novelty
store and best-known and most re-
liable music dealer where one will
always find splendid display OF
pianos and musical merchandise in
everything new and up-to-date
Miss Besse Patterson is pleas
ant and businesslike in her deal
ings, too, whose aim is to satisfy
every customer Hettie now has a
new GULBRANSEN PIANO.
I'm my kitchen. Uncle Bill. want
a NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVE,
! the same as mother uses; and some
table cutlery and queensware and
also a manifold list of cooking uten-
| sils," said Hettie. "For these we
will go to THE NORRIS HARD
WARE, where 1 got the builders
hardware Thrift paint the other
day." replied Uncle Bill. There
you can fit out your culinary de-
partment on whatever scale you de-
sire, The stock is large and the
collection of utensils and wares is
indeed cosmopolitan, including the
best makes of aluminium and gran
ite wares, ETC., and / know of no
better, more reliable or agreeable
house to patronize. It's customers
come from all points of the com
pass" Accordingly about everything
in these lines was purchased from
THE NORRIS HARDWARE-our
busiest and best known hardware
establishment. He added, lone that
has the confidence of the people,
too
Well, the next question on the
Docket" ventured Uncle Bill to
Hettie, is to arrange about supplies
for the Iarder 1t is the housewives
graces of the men folks. Now for
select fancy and table groceries.
provisions and toothsome table deli
cacies, imported fruits, fine cheeses,
condiments, and vegetables of every
kind, I'll escort you to CHAS. A.
GAYLORD, Malta, conducting a well
appointed and completely stocked
fancy grocery, where there is always
shown varied assortment of the
most tempting good things to eat in
town. Patrons come here from ev-
cry nook and corner hereabouts,
and presumably for a reason. Per-
haps it is because they appreciate
the superior and correct ways that
characterize the business dealings of
G. A. GAYLORD, our wide~awake
and well-versed grocer and purveyor
of the larder This store has a
large clientele that depends on it
daily"
"Well, I've named the grocer"
said Uncle Bill, "but equally import
ant is the baker, for it is considered
that bread is the staff of life and it
is not only daily need, but a lux
ury if you get your bread, cakes and
pastries from dealers selling HOME
STEAD BAKING PRODUCTS. The
many varieties of bread turned out
M hol xryl,o 81 f,s
tious and deliciously sweet and eat 4
able, and when you want cakes, pies
Or pastries that are delicate and
dainty THE HOMESTEAD BAKERY j,
products are found at all leading re-
tail dealers stores-products that
are skillfully mixed and baked in a
clean and hygienic bak- I
cry. A line of eatables that are
original in taste, flavor and good
ness, the secret of the success and
popularity of this bakery whose aim
has ever been to merit the conf
1ence of the people, by making ev-
srything little better
Next 1 want you to recommend a
good market" said Hettie to Uncle
Bill. "One that / can depend upon
Ill the time"
We'll, for good meats, honest
and a nice, all-round place
o trade" advised Uncle Bill, smiling
"it's H. H. HILLS
MARKET you want to trade with.
There you will find every day in the {
week the choicest and best fresh and I
ured meats that money, experience
nd vigilant efforts can obtain. The s
,est and fattest cattle, veal and I
amb are bought on the hoof and are I
slaughtered and dressed by i
killed help with view to meeting 9
n every particular the demands of v
he long list of eXacting patrons. III. q
/. HILLS MARKET and GROCERY
5 equipped with ample cold storage S
nd maintains good delivery service. t
md considering all in all, the basis L
pom which this market is catering {
0 the public, it fully merits the run C
f business accorded it, and the good t
anne that SO many give it," said Un-
lie Bill assuringly. p
Now that we have the new h
ouse built and nicely furnished" y
Uncle Bill, with evident n
oncern, ''it would be a great over h
ght for us to delay the matter of a