Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-13

tons. You vii find Gillett's a pleas
ant place 10 trade. while his prices
can not be beat" Ii did not take
Polly long to tell bargain WREN she
SAN one. She got handsome dress
/ with ali necessary trimmings. q pTet:Y
jacket and FUR collarctte. besides
. several other articles of fantastic dis
array. 81 dear TO the heart of every
Woman.
'Oh, me, Oh, my" CALCULATED Polly
as she caught sight OF the shoe dis.
play, hat perfectly lovely slip.
per-" Yes said Uncle josh. ell
lett can't be eqnalled for STYLE aud ca
tent in this section. Look IT over.
| II might have been Euiicy not 10
have extended that inS tatior. had
not L ncle Josh known what wise econ
omy IL to trade at Cillett's. for
Polly found goods and prices g seduc-
tive that She purchased an outfit from
"A pretty slipper 10 handsome pair If
walking shoes. Charley invested In a
pair Gf a0gble-aeckcr shoes and pair
of line shoes for Sunday wear. Uncle
Josh INDUCED IL stout boot. with
ruhbcrs and German socks >or crowd
If Ioggers who were doing some trad
/ ing. NJ one needing footwear can re-
sist the STYLES and prices offered by c.
| -. Gillett.
But, law sakes"' suddenly ex-
claimed Uncle Josh, "all this trading
and shopping around town has caused
me To forget another one or two o.
the greatest essentials to future exls-
| tence. nave heard X said .iiat newi Y
| married folks could live on love and
/ scenery, but an old man of my age and
Close observation knows batter. Your
/ table would look slim without bread
i it's the staff of life. YOU know Polly,
you must get acquainted at Mrs
/ Tway's Home bakery. Her bread
4 pies and cakes and nick-nacks are con-
i coded 10y all to be the finest on earth.
/ Remember, Charley, your wife
won't always feel like standing around
| hot oven on baking day, and you
can do much to ligh, her labor Ly
] patronzing tirst-class bakery like
Mrs Tway's. She made that lovely
cake | sent 70 your weddin'." Yes.
and everybody said it was just lovely, 4"
eagerly responded Polly.
"Ycs. and while we are doing all ~
this shopping, Uncle Josh continued,
I'VE must nut forget meat. IL gors
hand IN hand with bread YOU know
3 Now, 10 locate a market where YOU
Gin get fresh wholesome meats al all
i times, and have ~ hesitancy IL sa5
4 ing that Riggs & Walrad's Star mar
Ret will suit You. This il f-st-cla ~
meat market and Is popular With g
+ erA body who is particular to have lhe
best. Here Yen can lind poultry. fish
oysters, game and celery IN season.
The reason for this is an because fhcy
are very careful IN the selection "
stock and get the best OF everything
and keep il fresh "a cod storage. 70
keep your hubh3' Ia good lLmor,
Polly. tfade at the star market.
While walking along tie s'ra [ Josh
gave Charley somc at6d advice. 10
MT understand me To saA That clothes
make the nan. s4id -, but do az
firm that dean aud spotle, linen
helps. Now. IN Ills ecflo1 y 18Th
t. inform yeu tlat the cts steam
Laundry, rla by balc 4 Ketc.nni, Is
ono af Tia" best lalalr.eS ia town
Polly viii want Ger lace curtaius and
sairt-waists done up Its a ticklieh
job. ioa enos, hlt the City Laundry
is 10 careful that "a" most delicate
fabric, n washed without iEc sae. Z
s. laJlry 4nl II 4 nominal cest. toe:
au1 dog', iii" a heaftea In ee, ne
hos. N.cssrs. ! alc * Eet hum the
propfiei6tS. @i.l see tai yeuT collars
and rud, ana stlittS ar mad wlite E,
snow, mi hey hlafea H. ie col
oreG, bUt theu y1a nee4rs't - frafI
ot fade. far tbs irm rriIe themselves
on doing colered ~ + sl.i.fat toii.g. +
Hiatt" commanded laeia J6sh,
IS Tie party cane i 'front.' II e r.
Iass handsome drug store, twak
right IN z
WHY. uncle. we're Mt SICK, AMI
Guess ! know that. lot . aspert
II won't be long before tbs yaaal