Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-17

a fellows got either"
While Uncle Josh was bordering where
togo next, Polly suddenly asked Uncle
where can find the leading millinery
establishment" Gust across the street, 8"
remarked Uncle Josh, "and we will visit
Mrs. Royce, who, by the way, has on
hand one of the most complete stocks of
millinery to be found in the city. You
can get what you want there, the latest
| styles and lowest prices being her motto.
| Mrs. Royce's good taste guarantees thai
when you have purchased of her you have
the thing according to fashion and a sat
isfaction that your work has been done
there was never a happier girl than Polly.
"And as you are going to keep horse, "
continued the old man, Il reckon I'll
have to give you my nag, Kitty, but of
course, you'll need harness. The boss
horse milliner of this section to my no.
ton is J. B. Sanborn. He uses only first
class material and gives personal super
vision to the minutest detail of manufac-
ture. There is nothing in harness that
cannot be had of him-heavy and light,
single and double, plain and fancy, work
and buggy harness. He has EN- in stock,
or can make 'em to order, and the finest
line of lap robes, blankets and saddles
you ever laid your eyes npon, and he's
satisfied with a moderate profit, too"
After a visit to Mr.. Sanborn's harness
store, Charley said he thought eta man
couldn't get satisfied it. would be his own
fault" He bought a set of harness that
makes chat nag Kitty look like two
year-old.
81 would like to introduce you to Drs
McClaine & Parrish, my dentist friends,
too" said the old man. eff you ever
have to supplement your natural teeth"
Ugh! Don't you ever mention false
teeth to me-" cried Polly. "I'll never
carry 'pearly lies i'll my mouth if go
toothless.' "Oh, as for that" laughed
Uncle Josh, "if you'll only consult a good
dentist i'll time, you can save the catas-
trophe. Mechanic & Parrish, for in
stance, are wonderfully expert in saving
natural teeth, and they have the skill and
every mechanical appliance necessary to
do their work with the least discomfort
to their patrons. They are permanently
! located i'll the Letterman block, 50 Just
come up minute till see ifthey have
my crown and bridge work ready yet"
"And now, young man, let me give
you pointer, remarked the generous
old man, emerging from the dental Office,
''Do not understand me to say that clothes
make the man, but do affirm that clean
and spotless linen helps a heap. Now i'll
you that the Pullman Steam Laundry is
one of the best laundries in the state.
Polly will want her lace curtains and
shirt waists done up; it's a ticklish job
you know, but the Pullman laundry is so
very careful that the most delicate fabrics
are washed without the slightest injury
and at nominal cost, too, and I don't
like a heathen Chinese no how. Reid &
Moan will see that your collars, cuffs and
shirts are made white as SHOW, unless they
happen to be colored, but then You need
not be afraid of fade, cause they under
stand their business
II have also heard it said that newly
married folks could live on love and
scenery laughed Uncle Josh, "but an
old man of experience knows better
your table would look slim without meat.
+ 1t goes hand i'll hand with bread. Now
to locate meat market where you can
get your Xmas turkey, l. f. Henshaw
is the man, and he is popular with every
body who is particular to have the best.
The reason for this is all because he is
very careful in the selection of stock, gets
the best of everything and keeps it fresh
. on cold storage, while the prices are down
to brass tacks. To keep your hubby in a
| good humor, Polly, trade at Mr.. Hen
shaw's market purity frequently"
Now, = cried the old gentleman fnow