The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-02
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'sThere is no such house in Weiser, "
said the old man, land will guarantee
the quality to be of the very best
Pick out your family clock while
here" he added. Jenney & Water
house carries a magnificent line.
"Dont forget another fact" he con-
tinued, 'if ever you unfortunately
need optical goods, this is the place
to come. They have fine line of
toilet articles, too.
"You are decidedly of style for a
townsman, said uncle Josh to Charles,
sand we'd better go over to Sommer
& Son Is. After Charles had fitted
hiaaseif out in a neat and late style
business suit from the piles of fash
ionable garments that cover the ia
bles Of this extensively stocked estab-
lishment, uncle Josh declared that
"Now you look like newly married
man." Before leaving, having found
goods and prices irresistible, Charles
also invested in complete outfit Of
gents furnishing goods, from the
latest style hat to dozen shirts, in
Guiding boots and shoes. They also
purchased their dishes here.
"By the way" remarked uncle
Josh, as they reached the street, 81
must run over to the l. G. Co. s
bank and get another check book.
Come with me and | will introduce
you to P. A. Devers, for of course
you will do business with him, and it
is always pleasanter to be personally
acquainted with the men you do bus
mess with. This bank Is as solid as
the base Of the universe, and has a
working capital Of $50, 900. You
will find them ever ready to extend
any accommodation compatible with
business principals.
"By the way, Uncle exclaimed
Polly, "where can | go for dry goods?
This dress Of mine is hardly suitable
! must admit" "WeIl my girl, if
you want to select from one of the
most extensively stocked establish
ments in Weiser l will direct you to
Sommercamp Bros & Co who carry a
line of dress goods that for variety
and real value, is seldom seen out
side the largest metropolitan cities
They carry all the latest weaves in
fashionable dress goods and you are
sure to be guided right in your select
ions. You will find Bill, Cordelle or
Henry pleasant to deal with and their
employees polite and expert, while
their prices cannot be duplicated -
They also laid in asupply of groceries
to open housekeeping with.
Charles now thought of some alb
stracts that he needed, and having
been recommended to Harvey as 0
reliable party thither he repaired, and
found that he had been well directed
Mr.. Harvey is a painstaking ant
competent expert and his abstract.
are pronounced perfect by the mos
exacting eastern loan agents
GAS you are going to farming, re
marked Uncle Josh, ''you will neet
harness. The boss horse milliner il
this section is A. Riggs. He employs
only first-class workman and give
personal supervision to the minutes
detail of manufacture. There is moth
ing in his line that cannot be had O
him-heavy and light, single ant
double, plain and fancy, work an,
buggy harness, he has all of them il
stock" And fine line Of saddle
too.
While in the dry goods store INCL
Josh was observed to examine hi
bank book rather lugubriously. q
declare" he exclaimed, ''my balanc
is exhausted and I'll have to go bac
to Harvey and negotiate a loan.
You can get money of him and don
have to go through lot of red tap
either.
"Who is good horse-shoel
Uncle?" asked Charles. ''You kno'
how particular | am about my mar,
Kitty" "Jess SO; you want n
butcher about her." said Uncle Josl
s'Well there's a genuine first-cla.
horse-shoer in town to my notion an
that's Jimmie BARLEY. He unde
stands perfectly the construction
horses feet, just what kind of she
is required, and how to make an
put it on. A 6rst-class blacksmith
too.
Here Polly took out her small ladi,
watch which was highly priced c
account of its being gift fro
Charlie shortly altar thoir onrrnrr.