Daily camera., 1901-06-28

CCC ueTe, CnlIuTcH, Sdlu OHClc JOSH
with fatherly air. "Im thinking what
we want right now is the perches for that
cage of yourn. The only firm that have
ever dealt with is w. L. Seeley, for when
get treated right don't go runnin around
He carries the most complete line of fur
niture in this part of the country" On
entering the store, Polly was ushered into
a display that bewildercd her at first, but
she soon yielded to the seductiveness of
a splendid parlor suit. complete dining
room and bedroom outfit and ornamental
writing desk for hubby On leaving
the store Polly remarked: "What a
pleasant man to do business with" ayes,
indeed" says Uncle Josh. "Seely's one of
the finest fellows we've got around here
and one Of the most progressive men in
Boulder. He's all right"
"Now we can't go to house keeping
without something to eat, said Charley.
"Whcre do you think we can get the best
deal on groceries and get them fresh?"
| "Just over to the Howard Grocery Co.,
solS Twelfth street," said Uncle Josh,
"they run the largest store in town and
are selling goods fast enough to keep
everything fresh on their shelves"
When they reached the store there was
an up-to dateness about il that attracted
Polly's attention and after they had
looked about and contracted for the
goods, they decided that Uncle Josh was
right again, for they found fine line of
fresh fruits and groceries, the famous
Thistle Brand" canned goods. teas.
spices and "Winslow. Rand and Wat
sons famous Mocha and Java coffee and
everything else good to cat. which Uncle
Josh said were sold cheaper than at any
| other store in the country. "And such
pleasan, gentlemen to do business with.
remarked Charley. YES" says Uncle.
"they are men whose word is good and
notice that their customers always stay
by them"
While Polly was giving her attention
to the affable clerk At Mr.. Howard's.
Uncle. somewhat to Chariey's confusion.
indulged in half serious criticism Of his
personal appearance. "Sce here, my boy,
I'm afraid may be. I'm gi,,in sprucer as
| grow older. but don't like it somehow
to see you goin' around in them clothes,
and If you're goin' to live here in Boulder,
you'll have to do as the rest of the men
and so to John Bergs,rom. 1858 18th ST.,
the leading tailor here. and get fitted for
suit Of clothes He's go, swell trade.
and its right he should have. for they say
he's enc Of the best cutters in the country
and hel fl, you like glove. Then he
makes everything righ, in his shop too.
Yes. sir. and that's fhe way good tailor
should do instead of sending clothes of
to some old city. So as soon as Polly's
thru her gossipin' we'll go over there
Dear me-" Polly exclaimed as they
reached the street, show tired and thirsty
lin getting. How | would enjoy plate
vi ice cream" "Well. you come righ,
with me" Uncle Josh replied Come on.
Charley. we're goin into the Boston
Candy Kitchen, and will introduce YOU
TO Mr.. G. II. Wach,er." "pocs he keep
good ice eveam'' "Wei guess yes.
You won't find any better around this
country. He has big wholesale trade
too, as well as retail" After partaking
of some Of MI. Wach,er's fine cream
uncle bought a large box of fine candies
for Polly. "ins. 10 keep her swce, tenn
pefed," he said. bu, Polly wasn't salts
ned, She wanted some Of the fine fruit
Mr.. Wachter had. Of which uncle said he
kept the finest and largest line in the city.
Now. folks" said Jingle Josh as they
lef. Mr.: Waeh,eFs 'scein' we've 40, the
hapse huit and furniture bought. don't
believe in taking any chances about fire,
20 we'll just go across the street and see
my friend Hamilton. I've known him
well for years and he's about the squares,
men eyer met and knew voi VI get good
treatmen, in case anything should hap
pen. He's an intimate friend of r. II.
Cooper. of Winterset, Iowa, whom I've
known for a coed many years 80 |
know he'll do the right thing by U.S. He's
just lately opened his insurance Office in
Boulder. but he treats people as fair and
square as he did down in Winterset. He's
goin' to make big name fos hiMseli."
Charley had aesa running around all
hi. .iis,e sadly in need Of shave. so he
asked generous old Josh to grant him his
absence until he had his whiskegs "h4ll-
ed" "Why of ceS,sr," SAID Uncle Jash
"hSi what IS the use Of having your whis-
kers pulled when yoa can &c, good
clean shave by galpg into AIT Fergusons
tansaial parloFs, opposite the Golden
Rule store. He's gentlemanly. courteous
to his customers and deserving of your
patronage" Charley's well shaved AND
smiling face soon Appeared again. "By
gum, that shave was peach, says
Charley. "Art was busy and couldn't
wait on me, but he turned me over to lin
Russell and he gave me a aaAdY. Nice
fellow. Jim IS"
VAcle Josh" said Polly. Id like to
buy ,.ame toilet articles and few presents
| for the folks in Cicero. Where shall we
| go for them!" AT the best store in
town." promptly answered her TAole-
"We1l 60 over and see Giiheft Bros. the
leading druggists IN the county. They
Ihsye the hnes. line Of the kind | ever
lsaw."
i Wake PAAM was looking over the beau
| tif4l display and making her selections
} uncle ordered up Ice cream soda for the
crowd, as be assured them that Gilbert
ice cream soda was certainly sAe best to
be had in town. ".yxfe hpyS" said Uucle