Daily camera., 1901-06-28

, as he said he wanted them to have Il
swellest rig in town. Doesn't Mr.. Be
der keep a fine line of harvesting machi
cry" said Charley. "Yes," answere
Uncle Josh. "Youll find here full lin
Of Champion binders and mowers. as we
as large stock Of Plymouth twine, and
know they're good for I've used them al
He's selling twine down to cost. and ths
means whole lot, for know he bougt
it when it was dirt cheap"
"Now where's our best meat market,
asked Charley. Talk about trade, say
uncle. "you ought to see the people Aocl
into the City Meat Market. I42s Pear
street. Why they jump in there like sar
dimes, just like barber shop. 1t take
three men to tend to the trade all of th'
time. I've known Euler & Voegtle for {
long time and there amt anything II
fresh, salt and smoked meats that they
don't keep the best of. Trade with then
sure. Besides. they do all their own kill
ing and that counts for lot. don
know what you think but l like to bu,
meats where everything is kept scrupu
lously clean. and where know the meat.
are fresh. And then there is a good dea
in knowing the men you deal with. Eulel
is square, and knows all there is to know
about meats"
"Well, of all things.' exclaimed Polly
as they passed the Boulder Bicycle store
on Pearl street. below I4th, 81 want a
wheel so badly" WELL" said Uncle
Josh. "let's go in. and l will introduce you
to Mr.. Thomas Hussey. the proprietor
II you're going to live in Boulder and be
in style you'll have to get bicycle, sure
Now which do you think you'd prefer. a
Crescent or Rambler? What Never
rode anything but Crescent? All right
you shall have one" After thorough
explanation of the wheel by Mr.. Hussey
that part of the deal was quickly closed
"He is very pleasant fellow" remarked
Charley after leaving the store. "Yes.
said Uncle Josh. "Tom's all right. and he
has the reputation of being the best ex-
pert bicycle mechanic in Boulder"
"See, here. Uncle" said Charley, %ve
brought my appetite with me from the
east and this running around has made
ME hungry. Where's a good restaurant
"l never cat lunches at but one place
here. my boy. And Polly, if you sort o
feel you'd like bite too. we'll go down
to the Chesapeake Cafe and see Mrs
Caiferata.
"a don't know how you feel" continued
Uncle. after seating themselves. "but |
kinder like to eat where they keep their
things so scrupulously clean as they do
here. You be, you don't have to wipe
your plate and forks here fore eaten.
Then like their coffee and their cook in
too It's SO home like. | notice that a
large number of travelling men eat here
and good many farmers when they're
in town. and you bet they know where
they get treated right"
After having refreshed themselves,
they once more started on their way to
make such purchases as Uncle Josh knew
by long experience were necessary in
equipping new home and commencing
housekeeping. As they passed the Elite
Steam Laundry. Uncle Josh gave them
some per,inen, advice, telling them of the
necessity OF having their laundry work
done by firm who thoroughly under
stood the business. "Mr. Z. H. Ogden.
who now runs the laundry. lately bought
GU, Oliver |. Cheney and does the finest
work around these parts." continued Uncle
Josh. Laundering everything from col
lar up to a family wash. Your Aunt Jane
used TO say i, didn't pay to do up her lace
curtains at home. the laundry did them 50
fine and SO reasonable. What! Rough
edges on cellays2 guess not. Just feel
my collar. Feels nice, don't it. And you
jus, bet its comfortable, too. They've
done all my work since they've started"
Polly. remarked Josh. "phe next thing
to look after is some hous. for wan, you
to commvnes housekeeping right. Your
Aunt lane was one oil the best bread
makers that ever queened over an oven,
bu, she couldn't do anything without good
-four. so we'll go down to the Boulder
Milling & Elevator Co and meet my old
friend, G. a. Callahan. like their LILY
WHIfE brand better than anything she
eyer used and she certainly made good
bread" continued the old man, reminis-
Gently.
"My. what big MILL" excla,a,ed Pol
ly. as they were shown through the vari-
Gus dcpay,Asnts. "ies" replied Uncle
Ja.h, ",hey supply the largest part of the
local trade. having an output Of 4oo sacks
per diem, running both nigh. and day.
George is a pretty enterprising fellow"
wen, an The old uncle, after bidding Mr..
Callahan good day. Hes allus getting
up something and his latest idea is 10 give
the children Of Boulder a grand frolic in
the mountains With every sack of Lily
White, Free Silver. Hydrangea and Earls
Colorado flour he's giving away little
tickets and when the children have Sc.
cured certain number they get them
exchanged for a free railroad ticket
Grea. scheme, that; bu, ray. Polly. guess
you'll have 10 give your tickets to some
orphan asylum" chuckled Uncle Josh.
"Now." said Uncle Josh. "is there any
thing else that you need or yaa would lik,
to have3 Charley has new suit. etc
Polly. am going "a buy you some dress
es> aAd row would you like to have new
| nckc, OF cape?' 10, l would like it vel
enough" said Polly. "but, Uncle. 70,
have bought 50 many thiRga for us nov
that am afraid YOU will think our want