Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-11-23

the very best, purchased Studebaker
wagon and ordered complete outfit of
the celebrated Canton plows and har-
rows and he also left his order for Nc
Cornick mower and sslf-binding har-
vester,
Great smoke, Charley, where in Gre
alton did you get that snipe? That's about
the worst weed that ever came in contact
with my olfactory nerve" laughingly re-
marked Uncle Josh. 'Step in here to
Henry Chambers and get "Henry the
Fourth" and then you'll have a gentle
mans smoke. Mr.. Chambers takes pride
in keeping all the brands up to the high
est standard, and consequently grows
more popular every day." Charley was
so pleased with the Henry the Fourth"
that he bought whole box, and an ex-
ira box of "Chancellors" for a Sunday
smoke, and advised his uncle to do the
same, not forgetting to make note of Mr.
Chambers fine display of other cigars and
smokers articles.
Gland Sakes!" suddenly exclaimed
Uncle Josh, call this trading and shop
ping around town has caused me to for
get one of the greatest essentials to future
happiness l have heard it said that new
~ married folks could live OH love and
scenery, but an old man of experience
knows better-your table would look slim
without bread; its the staff of life, YOU
know Polly, you must meet Mr.. l.. l..
Guesnier, the baker. His bread, pies and
cakes, and nick -nBcks are conceded by all
to be the finest on earth. Remember,
Charley, there is no use of your 'ootsy
tootsy' bothering herself about baking
so long as there is good bakery in town
like the Model. Mr.. Guesnier made that
elegant cake brought to your wedding"
eyes, and everybody said it was just love
ly," eagerly responded Polly.
"a pretty good start" said the old
man. "and now we'll visit the Devenish
Hardware Co.'S big store where Polly's
instincts will have full sway
i'll the marvels of kitchen apparatus. Your
visit to Pullman would be incomplete
without all introduction to my old friend,
O. G. Devenish, the genial manager of
the establishment. Every possible piece
of kitchen furniture from tin dipper to
a cooking range is here in all styles and
varieties. If Polly fails to accomplish
wonders i'll the culinary art, it will not be
for want of superior cooking utensils, for
she purchased Majestic range and a Per-
lection wickless blue flame quick meal oil
stove, with all other equipments needed
i'll well regulated kitchen, while Charlie
ordered two of Coles celebrated air tight
heaters for the library and dining room,
and hot blast coal heater for the parlor,
all of which Uncle Josh paid for with de-
light because he knew thai the Devenish
Hardware Co. had treated him right, just
as they always treat everybody. you'll
need agricultural implements when YOU
get on your ranch,' suggested Uncle
Josh. "You will find the best of every
thing in that line here. J. l. Case thresh-
ing machinery, Deering harvesting mach
inery, Monitor, Buckeye, and Hoosier
drills and seeders, Weber and Balm wag-
ons, Racine hacks and carriages, guns,
ammunition and cutlery"
Il would like to make you acquaint ed
with DR.. Lehman, my dentist friend, too
right up stairs, said the old man 'If
you ever have to supplement your natur-
al teeth, ugh! don't you mention teeth
to me, - cried Polly. 'Tll never carry
pearlies' i'll my mouth if go toothless. !"
sob! as for that" laughed Uncle Josh,
"if you'll only consult good dentist in
time VOC can save the catastrophe. DR..
Lehman, for instance, is wonderfully ex-
pert i'll saving natural teeth, and he has
the skill and every mechanical appliance
necessary to do this work with the least
discomfort to his patrons. Just now DR..
Lehman is making me a full upper set
and lower bridge, so just come up a
minute till | see if they are finished "
Uncle Josh emerged from the dental office
all smiles.
Upon summing upthe wonderful events
of the day, Polly begun to volubly express
thanks. 'You have bought us every
thing" she exclaimed
Only one thing replied Uncle Josh,
rehectively, but can remedy that. c.
NJ. Waters, the furniture man, always has
nice line of them, and you can get one
whenever you want it; III pay for the
best"
"Why," exclaimed Polly, with great
surprise, "uncle, what can it be?"
We'll, its baby buggy, and"
But Polly had tainted