The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
JONES AND THE JEwELER.

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JONES AND THE JEWELER.
Hon. Thomas Jones looked at his
watch, and much to his surprise found
it but 10 o CLOCK. He was then in front
of Mel. Schel fius's hand somely fitted
jewelry store, and a look at the regu-
lator showed him that his watch was
behind. 1t, had stopped. Nothing
like taking a stitch in time, !" murmur5
ed the Hon. Thomas, and he placed
his fine timepiece in Mr.. Schertfius' 9
hands. A brief inspection showed
that his watch needed cleaning and
Mr.. Scherffius promised to have it
done that evening. He cofnplimented
Mr.. Jones upon carrying a good
watch. j1s 9,z1g II FasffIffristTua adj
a Mr.. ones desired to- select a birth
day gift for Tom Jr. but in the multi
plicity of beautiful goods shown by
Mr.. Scherffius was at a loss to decide.
He at length selected a handsome
watch-a Hamilton movement lin a
James Boss case. and Mrs. j ones APP
proved his choice Tom Jr. was the
happiest boy in Sank Centre ha4r,s
T JONES WAS REMINDED.
The ordering of a dress suit brought
to Mr.. Jones' mind the fact that he
needed some dress shirts. The Boston
store being highly recommended to
him, he Immediately proceeded to pay
then, a visit, and before he left their
clothing department, placed anlorder
for half dozen of their Monarch fire
shirts, a Gordon hat, a pair OF fine kid
gloves, several suits of their celebrat
ed Otis hand made underwear, and a
half dozen Of their Monarch neg ligee
shirts for, Tom, ira and selected an
elegant silk umbrella. A walking
stick accompanied it, and Mr.. ones
was at first inclined to reject it as dud-
ish, but he acknowledged that Tom
Dr.. might ad opt it when he went to
college, and had it put in the bill.
Mr.. Jones learned that Tie Boston
sells the celebrated r., s. & M. ready
to-wear clothing and Cluett, Coon &
Co.'s collars ana cuffs. Also that
they handle an elegant line of np-to-
date furnishing goods, hats and caps,
trunks, bags, su;t cases etc. Then
Thomas headed for the hotel for din
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=. ~. ". DELIGHT OF WOMEN afs,l...s
Mrs. Thomas Jones is not hyper
critical in the matter of dress, but
everything she wears is selected with
the best taste. An attractive millinery
display in the windows of Miss A. M.
May berry's store, induced her to step
in,sas the name was familiar. She was
soon canvassing the merits of half a
dozen pattern hats and selected three
beautiful ones, for herself and, daugh-
tiers, taking advantages OF the special
prices now given all trimmed and
street. summer hats. Miss Mayberry
has a new stock of ,fe1ts for fall wear.
Mrs. Jones was so satisfied with the
stock displayed, the low prices and the
courtesy shown her that she volunt
teered TO give herffuture orders. It'd u
! s91 SELECTED THEIR GOWNS a5 70.
/ When Mrs. Jones entered The BosL
ton store at 10 'clock she intended to
select simple gowns for her d anghters
which could beworn at other functions
than the reception n Miss; Jones and
iWinifred, however, had arrived at the
store in advance, of, their mother and
already an attentive clerk was dis
PLAYING lovely, shimmering dress ia
brics which were greeted with express
slons of rapture by the young ladies.
Mrs.J ones approved a turquoise blue
Reads Lansd owne, with chiffon, for
Miss j ones. who is of a blonde type,
with brown hair, gray eyes and has
sautiny white neck and arms For
Winifred Mrs. Jones bought a gown
OF white silk organdie: It will be
made simply as Mrs. Jones is one of
the mothers who believes in keeping
her daughters as girls as long as she
can.
Mrs. Jones bong for herself one Of
the Il well known Royal Worcester
straight front corsets, several pairs of
genuine King Oscar kid gloves, an as.
Isortment of imported hosiery, and ex-
pressed herself pleased with the ele-
giant new stock of sheer and white
dress goods and muslin underwear.
t.n ARE BEHIND THE TIMES. . y .,..i3 :
) The family met at the. hotel for
lunch and found their table decorated
with handsome bouquets Of beautiful
carnations, while the, landlord had
ordered out silvef-wa are, china and
cut glass for the OCCASION asnG99d aid
Mrs Jones spoke enthusiastically of
the Rest Room-a centrally located
place where farmers ladies and others
could feel perfectly free lto4nake their
headquarters while in the city, Mr.,
Jones was, equally, earnest in his
praise of the. public reading room and
library, 100 80 - e'to - Typ
The fatnify's numerous and heavy
parchases had been talked of in bust
mess circles, and many cards and en-
x,a 1rx,,1 g, wa ,.oc Y,ilaai loeid, Mr. Jonos,
plate IAatsugestionb to- join the Wet
manis Gradatim and other clubs for
Mrs. jones' the card Of the mayor OF
the city, and numerous circulars of
comprised the pile. Mr..
Jones was seen, to lshrug his shoulders
attithe 3icirculars. The men who do
not advertise in newspapers are behind
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