Make dental engagements in two sec
onds and save yourself useless walks and
waste of time. Dr. Macon will have his
'phone convenient to answer your call.
What more would you know than that
WatkinB telephone is to be used for
orders? Selections made and sent you,
if you request it or anything ordered if
you ask it.
Appreciating the necessity and conve
nience to both himself and customers the
old reliable druggist will be a subscriber
to the telephone exchange. Call up Mel
ville Dorsey.
Now we don't know, but it seems to us
that if a doctor was wanted, especially
at night, a man or woman would 'phone
to one in preference to walkingto another
particularly during beautiful (?) winter
weather.
The Lassiter Parham Co., always anx
ious to serve as suits your convenience,
will be pleased to receive your orders by
'phone. If not in stock they are the
people to order for you.
I). E. Aycock will have a 'phone at
his office, as will also P. T. Jones. Both
will be glad to serve their customers and
save them time and money when it
comes to doing first-class work in their
line.
Dr. F. R. Harris, always ready and
willing to do what he can for the town
and his patrons, was one of the first to
take a telephone, and is now contempla
ting putting one in his office, so as to be
the better able to attend calls on short
notice.
