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

the times, my DEAR he remarked to
MRS. Jones. The circulars were re-
moved with the soup plates.
HANSON 8. EMERsoN's.
AS she came to Hanson & Emerson g
Corner drug store, Mrs. Jones' re-
membered that she wanted a bottle of
Hilbert & Co.'S. Stolen Sweets per-
fume, and found it in the firms fine
line 81 perfumes. The girls purch ased
a bottle of Edelweiss Cream for tan
and sun burn. Tom Jr. selected a
handsome brush and comb and prom
ting his unruly locks into order. The
Hon. Tom took bottle Of Monique's
halrtonic and dandruff>cure. tt' ~
MRS. JONES ORDERS INVITATIONS
Mrs. Jones ordered Invitations for
the reception from The HERALD job
department.. She believed 200 would
be sufficient She was pleased with
the artistic samples shown her and
placed her order with the date of the
reception to be determined later.
TOM JR. S SHOES. 49,,
Tom Jr. had spent the forenoon with
much satisfaction to himself and not
without credit to his family. He first
made sure of the new shoes suggested
by his father. Young Toms tastes
were for the substantial as we'll as the
ornamental. He selected a pair OF
the handsome Florsheim & Co.'S, pa
tent kid shoes, such as he had hereto
fore worn on Sundays only. He
bought them at The Boston store.
His attention WAS attracted to a fine
line of the Queen Quality and MARI
huff S ladies shoes which he promised
to recommend to his mother and sis
tiers, and the w. l.. Douglas shoe,
which he was sure would just suit his
father. 49,.
INsPECTS A MARKET. .,.
+ Tom. Jr. critically inspected Albert
Bucher's Third Street market from
the outside. Everything to be seen
indicated cleanliness. Then he went
inside. His inspection here was salts
factory, too. The plump yellow
legged chickens, tender looking
steaks, we'll Drowned hams, ETC., and
the white aproned, cleanlv-appearing
men IN charge convinced Tom, jr.,
that the family could not go wrong in
buying their meats of Albert Butcher.
Others are invited to give sBucher's
meats a trial and become convinced
that Hon. Thomas Jones trades where
nothing but the best is sold. Tele-
phone 81 81 + 80 - .ls>s....,.,,l'
Il EfoOSES GROCER. tr.ls.sf
! Tom, j., adopted a novel plan by
which to choose a grocer. He went to
r. Carpenter & Co.'s, 400 Third-st.,
and waited TO see if he would be served
in his turn. The show OF goods out
side and inside the store was large and
attractive and included all, kinds of
staple and fancy groceries, foreign and
domestic fruits, etc. A number OF
people were anead of him, and others
entered after him. Much to Toms
surprise and qualification, when his
turn came he was courteOusly asked
how he could be served. He found that
r. Carpenter & Co. has the exclusive
sale in Sank Centre of Reid, Murdoch
s. Co.. Is Especial Import y Mocha and
Java blend coffee, in twO-lb. cans,
such as his father liked, and the same
firms uncolored Japan teas at SOC,
which hisJmotber always drank; also
the Monarch brand of canned goods.
Tom. jr., bought some a.. Alberta
peaches, of which Mr.. Carpenter re
ceives shipments frequently, and he
went away convinced that a firm
which recognized the rights of boy
would be equally conscientious in sell
ing goods. r. Carpenter & Co. will
furnish the Joneses with groceries.
III a
fresh every morning. Telephones,
/ IEE4 VISITS A BAKERY. II EaB
Although brough hit up on q farm, Tom,
jr., has we'll developed sweet Tooth.
and next to visiting a cancy shop he
enjoys the privileges of a bakery. He
went into IA. Swift's new bakery, and
while slowing away nickel's worth
of jell roll, inspected the stock. The
bread looked deliciously Drowned and
appetizing, the cakes were the acme OF
a housewife s. DREAM and as Toms
last mouthful OF jell roll was put where
it would do him the most good, he de-
cided that SWift's bread and cakes
were just what the Jones family was
looking for. Mr.. Swift serves regu-
lar meals or lunches at any hour al
moderate prices. His fine new build
ing on Third street gives him better
facilities than ever before for catering
to his trade. ii3gav.,t assis,oH bisa 1it3st
Tag u NEXT TO GOODNESS lafpl1ils i
Tom: Jr.9 recommended the City
Steam laundry. on Main st., j.. g /.
Sclioenhoff, proprietor, for family
and Individual Washings. They use
no acids or anything at this laundry
that will injure the fabric, and their
work is delivered promptly ON time,
They make a specially of fine work,
including lace curtains, ladies' shirt
waists, evening dresses, skirts. and
collars and cuffs, and replace new
sneck-bands and their charges are mod
lerate. Work called for and delivered.
Telephone 81,
THE JoNESES GO. EAST. = :.
Hon. Thomas Jones and family left
for Fulton county, N. Y, by the Great
INortern Flyer at HOS a. m. The
family will return in about two
months and Sank Centres best PEG.
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