The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

stocked department, Uncle Josh declar-
ed: NOW you look like newly mar
ried man. Before leaving, having
found goods and prices irresistible,
Charley also invested in acomplete out.
ct Of gents furnishings from the late
style hat to a dozen shirts. aud he read.
lily admitted that Uncle Josh had taken
him TO the right place when he took
him to the Idaho Mercantile Co.'S. for
clothing.
"Oh say, Uncle, where can / 60 for
CRY goods? This dress is hardly suit
able, / must admit" "Well. my girl,
if You want the best you can DO no bet
ter than 10 make your selection right
here OF the Idaho Mercantile Co. Mrs.
Minis will see that you are fixed out
with every thing you need. You will
find here stock Of dry goods that for
variety and real value is seldom seen
outside the largest metropolitan cities,
with all the latest weayes In fashion,
able dress goods, and you are sure to be-
guided right in your selections. 1t did
not take Polly long to tell bargain
when she saw one. She got hand
some dress, with all the necessary trim
mings, and several other articles Of
Fantastic display" so dear to the heart
of every woman.
"You might as well lay IN your stock
OF groceries while you are at it," said
| Uncle Josh. Never neglect your lar
der" said he. "That important ad-
iunct to housekeeping controls mascu-
line temper. To that end you must
patronize grocer upon whom you can
depend for honest goods. Through a
long term Of years ! have found the
Idaho Mercantile Co. perfectly reliable.
You viii find the store always fully
stocked with every possible thing in the
line Of staple and fancy groceries; fresh
and first class, no shelf worn goods
there; while the prices are down TO
brass lacks. TO keep peace in the fam
lily get all your groceries of the Idaho
Mercantile company cause they keep
many ClOtIE AttACdIiCo NV W DC lpAasA
in every store you run across"
All of sudden Polly's inquisitive
eyes fell on the shoe department, ooh
me- Oh, N.Y. she calculated, what a
perfectly lovely slipper" Yes" said
Uncle Josh, the Idaho Mercantile Co.'S
stock of foot wear can't be equaled in
style and extent in this section, look it
over and I'll foot the BILL" IL might
have been policy not to have extended
that invitation, had not Uncle Josh
known what wise economy it is TO trade
at the Idaho Mercantile Co.'S" for Polly
found goods and prices SO seductive
that she purchased an outfit from a
pretty slipper 10 handsome kid walk
ing boot. Charley invested in gents
walking shoes, while Uncle Josh in
dulged in stout boot, with rubbers for
the crowd. With an eye to cold wealth.
er Uncle Josh suggested to Charley
that they would need German socks
So supply Of this comfortable foot
wear was purchased.
= "By the way, remarked Uncle Josh
5 as they reached the street, Il must run
4 in to the Exchange Bank and get an
% other check book. Come along viii
+, me and get acquainted with Mr. q. 5
Thomas, the cashier, for of course yoI
f will do business with them and it is al
= ways more pleasant TO be PERSONAL!
acquainted with the people you do bus
iness with. This bank is as solid as tn
: base Of the universe, is managed OF
safe and conservative lines and has !
strong working capital. You will tiac
: them ever ready TO extend any accom-
modaiions compatible with bushes
F. principles" Guess I'll open and &C
G count with the Exchange Bank re
=. piled Charley, and he did.
|, while we are doing all Of this shop
d ping we must not forget meat. II goe
= hand in hand with bread. Now TO 10
= cate meat market where you can sc
y wholesome meats and poultry at a
times. I, Il. kacseneyer'si the place
q" This is the boss meat market in tow
4 and is popular with every body who
: particular to have the best. The rea
, son for this is all because he is careful
h in the selection of stock, gets che hes
!, of every thing and keep it fresh on col
/" storage To keep your hubby in goo
], humor, Polly, trade at Kaesemeyer
|. market every time, and remember hir
II for your Christmas turkey"
e Halt, commanded Uncle Josh, q
It the party came in front of the Coeu
It d'Alene Drug Store, walk right in.
a "Why Uncle, we're not sick, and
II Guess know that, but | suspect
It won't be long before this young ma
- begius to take an interest in matters q
n paregoric and" Y nc Lee" I'VE
d go in anyway, Mr.. Mason may prove
" valuable acquaintance some time, an
Is besides Polly may find same toilet ar,i
cles she wants" Sure enough, befoT
a. leaving she was loaded down vii
"a combs, brushes, face powders and se'
N eral ounces of fine imported perfume
5 Don't forget" added Uncle Josh, =
,e come to the Occur dAlene Drug Stol
= with your prescriptions, as Mr.. Wilkin
/" the prescription clerk, is competeI
10 pharmacist who uses none but the be;
in aud most reliable drugs"
n "YeS, that's So" remarked Unc
10 Josh, land we sha'nt have the butch,