The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-16

during the two years they have
been engaged in business have built
up'an extensive trade. Their stock
of shelf and heavy hardware, stoves
and ranges is large and complete
and in addition they do plumbing
and steam fitting in manner that
brings them business from a dis
tance. They handle the celebrated
Crescent, LaClede and Smell
bicycles and the quick Meal Steel
Ranges. They employ eight ex-
perienced workmen to carry on their
work and fill their contracts and
their trade is rapidly extending.
These gentlemen are live, husting,
young men who think that what Is
worth doing, is worth doing we'll
and that the best is none too good
for their customers.
sTEFFENs RESTAURANT.
Among the inviting establish
ments of this city is the restaurant,
conducted by Mr.. A. O. Steften.
This place is neat and clean and he
serves meals, short orders or lunches
as required. He also has a. lunch
counter in connection and carries a
fine line of cigars and confectionery.
His restaurant is located on the main
street and while he has only been
in business, about eight months he
is getting his full share of the
business. He runs bakery in
connection and all his goods are
fresh and home made coffee like
mother used to make is always to be
had, and good cooking and pronE. :
service are the key notes Of his
success. Any one wishing a good
square meal or a lunch promptly
served will make no mistake by
patronizing Mr.. Steffen:
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
Lots of butchers know all about
meats except how to cut them but
Mr. E. L. Nance proprietor of the
Central Meat Market is a past
master of this art. He has been in
business here for the past year and
a half and by fair and square dealing
with customers has built up an ex'
tensive business. He carries q full
stock of fresh, salt, .and cured meats
as;:well as fab, poultry and game i il
q, season Ii \ MI: Nance supp soms
Of the best families ii the city with
meats and patrons of his have had
no just.cause for complaint. He is
one of the representative business
men of this city and we are glad to
note his success.
YATES STUDIO.
There is peculiar charm connect
ed with an art gallery which but
few are able to resist. Whether it
arises from an innate love of art OF
is caused. by some subtle force which
allures and gratifies the senses we
will not attempt to explain, only
we know that it's influence is almost
magnetic. Every one likes to see
a good picture or the portrayal of
some scene of natural beauty and
any one by visiting Miss Lillian
Yates studio will be fully satisfied
in this respect. Miss Yates is a lady
possessing that inborn love of all
that is beautiful in nature and art
which enables her to produce por-
traits or photographs of genuine
artist worth. The practical eye
and delicate touch of the ,photo-
erapher whose heart is in the work
ia noticeable in the closing effect of
the delicate. tone and clearness of
finish in all of her work. Miss
Yates has been in business here for
a wear and half and during that
period has captured nearly the en-
tire county: She makes all kinds
of outdoor and view work rs well as
all kinds of portraits. Miss Yates
is especially expert in the taking of
erou.s and of children's pictures.
Her studio is over the Globe Office.
DR. N. GOULD.
Among the various professional
mon there is none Of more import
ance in an agricultural and stock
raising country than the Veterinary
Surgeon. What the physician is to
the human race the skilled veterin-