Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-07
His Great Geperos-
ity Towards His
Newly Married
Niece.
A Realistic Ronapcs Of
Brookipss ip Wbicb a
Number Of Promipcpt Fso-
pic Take an Active Part.

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also some beautiful carpets. To this
she added dining room set with all
accessories, an easy rocker for Uncle
Josh, and didn't forget a most con-
venient and ornamental writing desk
for Hubby" Charles. Polly was
asked to look over this firms stock OF
wall paper. She was soon reveling in
q perfect ,elysium OF beautifully
designed wall paper, of which she
purchased several pretty patterns for
her new house. The motto of the
Brookings Furniture Company is
courteous treatment, prompt and
satisfactory service, and reasonable
prices"
"A pretty good start" said the old
man. land now we'll 60 to Gullick
Bros hardware store"
Here Polly's housewifely instincts
had full play In marvels of kitchen
apparatus. "There Is not an estab-
lishment In Brookings county that
carries more comprehensive stock
of household furnishings" remarked
Uncle Josh. every possible piece of
kitchen furniture from a tin dip
per to a cooking range In here In all
styles and variety" II Polly fails to
accomplish wonders In the culinary
art, it will not be for the want OF
superior cooking untensils, for she
purchased handsome Quick Meal
steel range with all equipments
needed in well regulated kitchen,
besides an elegant Garland heater for
the parlor. All OF which Uncle Josh
paid for with an air of honest
pleasure, because he knew that Gull
lick Bros. had fixed the prices just
right. They also have a firstclass
tin-shOp In connection.
'Ob, say. Uncle" exclaimed Polly,
"where can go for dry goods. This
dress Is hardly suitable, q must ad-
nit" "Well, my girl, IL you want to
select from one of the most popular
establishments In the city. ] will
direct you TO CA. Skinner, who car
ries a stock of dress goods for variety
and real value is seldom seen outside
the largest metropolitan cities. He
carries all the latest weaves In. fash
ionable goods and you are sure to be
guided right In your selections. You
will find G. A. Skinner pleasant to
deal with and the employees polite
and expert, while the prices cannot
be duplicated. Then Polly, / reckon
you'd not object to a nice spring
wrap to 60 along with the dress. This
store has some beauties and | know
you'll be suited. Pick out whatever
you like" Polly proceeded to act
upon the old mans suggestion. This
store," said Uncle Josh, turning to
Charley, sis not an exclusive dry
goods store, but is first.class general
store In all that the name implies"
"But look here" said the generous
cid uncle as they left G. A, SINNERS
popular store. Law sakes, have
heard it said that newly married
folks could live on love and scenery,
but an old man Of my experience
knows better-your table would look
slim without meat, and while we are
on this important topic OF gastrono-
mics, we must locate meat market
where you can get fresh, wholesome
meats at all times. M. d, Orhrans
market is the place TO supply you.
This is the boss market In the city
and is popular with everybody who is
particular about the best. The
reason, for this Is all because he is
very careful In the selection of stock
and gets the freshest Of everything
aud keeps nothing but the very best.
To keep your hubby" in good humor,
Polly, trade at Orhrans' every time,
and call on him for your dressed
poultry and fish, etc, as you will find
everything just right Remember
the "Rising Sun" Meat Market.
At this point, somewhat to the con.
fusion Of Charley, the old man in
dulged In half serious criticism on his
personal appearance. You are
decidedly off-style for a townsman, 7"
said he, and we'd better go and see
Kaufman Bros. This Is one of the
largest clothing establishments la the
state. They manufacture all of their
own clothing and In buying here you
get the benefit Of the middle-man's g
profit which has to come out of the
pockets of the customers who buy at
other stores" After Charles had
fitted himself In neat suit from the
piles OF fashionable garments that
cover the tables OF this extensively
stocked establishment. Uncle Josh
declared, ''now you look like a
newly married man. Before'leaving,
having found goods and prices ir-
fesistable, Charles also invested In a
complete OUTFIT OF gents furnishings,
from the latest style hat to a dozen
shirts. Kaufman Bros. Is not to be
unders0ld In the state. ''Oh, nejacu-
nlated Polly, what perfectly lovely
slipperr' Polly found goods and
nrices SO seductive In this depaFtment
that she purchased an outfit from a
pretty slipper to handsome walking
boot. Charley invested In gents fine
shoes, while Uncle Josh INDUCED In a
stout farm boot.
"Haltw commanded Uncle Josh. as
the party came In front OF A. L..
Binford's drug store. walk right
in.v why, uncle, we are not sick,
and -" Guess / know that, but
suspect 1t won't be long before this