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

want TO select from one of the most BOP.
ular establishments III the county. III
direct YOU to Burgan-Stough Co, right
neNl door They carry a stock of general
merchandise that for variety and real
value is seldom seen outside the largest
metropolitan cities You will find Bur
gan-Stough Co. pleasant to deal with, and
their prices can't be duplicated"
1t did not take Polly long to tell a bar
gain when she saw one. She bought a
handsome dress, with all necessary trim
mings stylish jacket and fur co1larette.
To this She added pair of fine shoes,
and then turned her attention to carpets.
blankets, comforts, curtains and other
house furnishings for which Burgan-
Slough Co. are noted for giving extra
choice values. Meantime Charley had
been inspecting the clothing department,
and having found goods and prices ire
sistible, he also invested in a new suit
and complete outfit ofmen's furnishings
from a late style hat down to footwear.
Before leaving, Uncle Josh explained to
Polly that if she wanted to keep peace in
the family, she'd better also make up her
mind to patronize Burgan-St Slough Co.
grocery department.
"Well, Scat my!" remarked Uncle Josh
with a David Harum accent as thew
reached the street, 81 must run over to
the First National Bank and get another
check book. Come along with me and
get acquainted with J. w Stearns, the
cashier, for of course you will do business
with them, and it is always more pleasant
to be personally acquainted with the peo-
pie you do business with. This bank is |
as solid as the base of the universe. is
on safe, conservative lines, and |
has a strong working capital and surplus
OF 100000. You will find them ever
ready to extend any accommodation COM
patible with business principles" 'Well, |
| guess I'll open an account right away |
replied Charles, and he did
Haiti commanded Uncle Josh. as the
party came i'll front of J. w. Pallnerton's
drug store, "Walk right in" "Why,
Uncle, we're not sick, and" Guess |
know that, but suspect it won't be long
before this young man begins to take an
interest IN matters of paregoric and"
'U-n-c-l-e!' "We'll go i'll anyway; Mr..
Palmerton may prove valuable acquaint-
lnce sometime, and besides Polly NAV
ind some toilet articles she wants" Sure
enough, before leaving she was loaded
Town with combs, brushes, face powders
md ounces upon ounces of fine imported
perfumes. Don't forget" added Uncle
osh, ito come here with your prescrip-
ions, as ]. W. Palmerton is a graduate
pays particular attention to
hat department, and never uses anything
Dat pure and reliable drugs
Holy smoke, Charley, where in the
name of creation did you get that snipe?
That's about the worst weed that ever
,arne III contact with my olfactorv nerve"
aughingly remarked Uncle Josh "Step
up here to G.. w. Eastmans cigar store
and get gentleman's smoke. Eastman
-akes great pride to keep all choice
imported and domestic cigars, and con-
5equently his store grows more popular
every day Charley was so well pleased |
with the cigar Uncle Josh treated him to |
that he bought whole box and advised !
his uncle to do the same, not forgetting
to also make note of Mr.. Eastman's fine !
display of other cigars, tobaccos, pipes,
etc. Uncle Josh then called Charley's
attention to Mr.. Eastnan's fine billiard
tables, and they agreed to come back /.
some evening and have a game.
"Yes, and l must have an album, Uncle |
Josh, quoth Polly, "and-" 'Yes, and
Bible with a reasonably big family regis
ter, " interrupted the old man, so well
drop into c. II. Morton's book store.
You'll find many articles indispensable
for the parlor as we'll as the library there,
and as for variety Mr.. Morton has all un-
cqualled stock SO here Pollys pur-
chases included miscellaneous books,
fancy stationery, all the latest agonies,
including kodak, and finding an inn
mense assortment of magazines, period
icals and newspapers she subscribed for
everything in sight. Polly remarked to
the generous old uncle, "Why, 7 don't
know when to quit buying; everything l
find here at Morton's strikes my fancy,
and IS so reasonable in price-I know
right now where I'll get the most of my,