The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-08-02

l vlSlt cuS. OrJln, VINO, Dy the way
has on hand one of the completest
stocks OF millinery to be found in the
city. You can get what you want
there, the latest styles and lowest
lprices being the motto. Fortin's
good taste and experience guarantees
that when you have purchased there
| you have the thing according tC
fashion and a satisfaction that your
work has been done by competent
artist" In a few minutes there
never was happier girl than Polly
| for she got perfect dream" Of hat
better than she could have found in
Duluth. and the bill didn't scare
Uncle Josh, either.
Now" cried the old gentleman,
"now for picture of this crowd. In
good old country fashion we'll go to
the photograph gallery, and my
friend, Opie has good one. His pic
lures are wonderful in fidelity and
| finish. [ want one full-size photo for
my study and some small ones for my
friends. Opie has the soul of true
artist; all his work is labor of love,
in which he will not stop short of
| perfection. AS he is famous for
successful charging, want> to give
you life-size representation of yours
truly together with fine frame to
enclose it," 1.-THE pictures of Uncle
Josh, Polly and Charley may all be
seen at Opie's studio any time the
reader desires to CALI
After this visit. Uncle Josh sug-
gested resort to some place of re-
| freshment. AT the refreShment table
the old man waXed philosophical.
''Never neglect your larder," said he.
"That important adjunct to house
keeping controls masculine temper.
TO that end you must patronize a
grocer on whom you can depend for
honest goods. Through Il long term
of years | have found Berglund Bros.
perfectly reliable. You will find that
a careful firm always fully stocked
with every possible thing in che line
of staple and fancy groceries, fresh
and first-class, no shelf-worn goods
there, while the prices are down to
brass tacks. To keep peace in this
family get all your groceries of Berg
lund Bros.
"No Stree, Newly married folks
can't live on love and scenery any
more than any body else" continued
Uncle Josh" ard while we are this inn
portant topic of gastronomics. we
must not forget meat. It goes hand
in hand with bread. Now the next
thing is to locate a good market
where you can get fresh wholesome
meats, poultry, ETC.. at all times, and
according to my notion Brownell &
Co. is the only firm to supply you.
This is the boss meat market in the
city and is popular with everybody
who is particular to have the best.
The reason for this is all because
Brownell & Co. are very careful in the
selection of stock, get the best of
everything and keep it fresh on cold
storage. TO keep your hubby in a
good humor, Polly. trade at Brownell
& Co.'S market every time" Good
advice.
"Yum. yum" laughingly escaped
Polly's rosebud lips, as she glanced in
to Rapson's attractive confectionery
store and ice cream parlor. 'Uncle
Josh. you know I've got a sweet tooth
and you know those candies look so
nice just can't resist the temptation
to go in" Charley here objected,
cause he knew if Polly got into Rap
sons confectionery store once, there's
where she'd likely want to stay. He
relented, however, when Uncle Josh
said, cigars my boy, cigars" so in
they went, and after Ben Bubar had
served them to delicious ice cream
the girl loaded up on chocolates and
bon bons enough to make overy tooth
in the county ache. Polly was a
splendid Judge of sweetmeats, and
she INDUCED in fresh compliment
to what she found at Rapson's.
''Say, look here Uncle,'' suddenly
broke in Charley, SIS there a good
horse sheer in town? You know I'll
be particular about that mare Kitty"
you promised to give u.s." ''Jes so,
jes so" replied Uncle Josh ''and we
shant have no botcher monkeying
winh her feet either. There is only
one real genuine first-class horse sheer
in town and that's Frank Hodge. He
has had a life time experience in TIL,
business, understands perfectly the
construction of horses foot and
knows how to put shoe on scienti-
fically. No-Sir-ee. you'll never make
mistake if you take your horse tt
Frank Hodge. In fact Frank is an
expert workman in any branch of the
blacksmithing or. carriage making
trade, and he don't charge fancy
prices, either"
En- route to their home the party
called at The MINER office. "You'lt