The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-21

j. G. ReifF's that she desired to go there
The result was that they were ushersd
into such bewildering display, thnt the
girl was puzzled at first how to select
But she soon yielded to tho seductive
moss OF magnificent psrlor suit, and
bedroom set in oak (antiquo finish
that would have done credit to old An
tiGuity herself. To these she added a
dining room set with all accessories, a
complete kitchen outfit, and didn't for
get most convenient and ornamental
writing desk for chubby"
"A pretty good start" snid the old
man, "nnd now we'll 60 to Mowrys
hardware store" Hero Polly's house.
wifely instincts had full play in marvels
Of kitchen apparatus. There is not an
establishment in tho west that carries a
more comprehensive stock Of household
furnishings. Every possible piece Of
kitchen furniture from tin dipper to u
cooking range is hero in all styles and
variety; il Polly fails to accomplish won.
ders in tho culinary art It will not he for
fault Of superior utensils. Hcr purchases
included Royal cooking stove, White
Oak heater, Jewel gasoline stove, u Wes-
tern washer and Favorite churn.
"I.et's see, promised you gold
watch, didn't Ii" qucried Uncle Cy Of
Polly. 1.-THE place Of all places IN town
is f W. Dearcup's SO wen go there.
Entering tho popular jcwelry store the
old man gni!antly acqnitted himself Of
his promise. aud then directed Polly's
attention to the superior stock Of silver
ware carried by tho houss. There ia
no other such stock in Holyoke" said he
''and ! will guarantee tho quality to bs
Of the very best. Pick out your family
clock while here" ho added, "Dearcur
carrics -iaguiiicsnt line and Il ever you
MED optical goods remember that this
house carries the best possible articles
for improving impaired cyesigh', detect
ing the defect. and determining tho re-.
quired treatment"
"And now," said Uncle Cy to Charles,
"if Polly is Agreeable, we'll pay n visit Ia
+ II. wh,tham's big general store. !
want to show you thoroughly equipped
mercantile establishment; one that is q
whole trade center in itself. II has com.
ple;e and full stocked departments ia
every conceivable line dry goods. gro
ceries, clothing, boots and shoes, build
crs hardware. hats and caps, ladies' and
gents furnishings, etc, in charge Of com,
potent aud polite statesmen. Aud when
you come to prices, well, their methods
Of shrewd buying. modest profits and
square dealings have placed them in the
lead In this respect also
Al this point, somewhat to Charles
confusion. tho old man INDUCED in q
hnlf serious criticism Of bis personal up
pearanco. "Yod are decidedly OF style
for townsn,au," said hc, "snd we'd bot
ter 60 down to r. Y. Posts general store
and visit his clething department" Al
ter Charles had fitted himself with q
neat md late style business suit from
the piles Of fashionable garments that
covered the tables Of thus extensively
stocked establishment, Uncle Cy de-
claied: snow you look like newly mar.
ried man. Before leaving. having found
stock and prices irresistible, Charles al
so invested IN u complete Quitting OF
gents furnishing goods from latest
style hat to dozen limo shirts. The
motto Of this house is alive and Lot
Live"
''Now my dear" said tho old man Ia
Polly. "I'm rcndy TO honor my draft you
may make FOR dry soodn. Tho best.
cheapest and most popular place in town
is Miller & Co.'S we'll drop in there. In
extent. quality aud completeness their
stock is superb; They arc always TO tho
front with tho lnt.st fashions. superior
goods and lowest prices, IND you Will re.
cciyc tho poli,cst Of attention from an
exceptionally excellent corps Of clerks.
One Of the secrets Of the great success
Of this houtc ~ thnt II is constantly IN
tho market for tho freshest styles and
novelties. md have q very genius for
buying nt remarkably low figures"
"we'll give Polly u little more time
ever hcr iincry," said Uncle Cy m they
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