Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-26

Uncle Josh, "let's cross over to the Mechanical Hospital, where the pro prietor, B. Hilton, will make it inter esting in explaining the five points in the many high grade bicycles carried by him. Every lady wants Davis, and I know Polly will be pleased with this sewing machine" Uncle Josh purchased "Davis" and then with Charles inspected the new out fit for repairing mining and general machinery just placed by MT. Tilton- Buy your bike and general supplies at the Mechanical Hospital and you will get the best" said Uncle.
 "Haltp commanded Uncle Josh, as the party came in front of Brisley Drug Co.'S, "walk right in." "Why, Uncle, we're not sick, and" Guess I know that" laughs Uncle, "but suspect it won't. be long before this young man begins to take an interest in matters of paragoric, snd-U-n-c-l-e well go in anyway, besides Folly l may find some toilet articles she wants" Sure enough Polly was greatly pleased with the handsome display and purchased accordingly. | "Buy your seeds from the Brisley | Drug Co.'S new stock" said Uncle | Josh, you'll find them right"
 "Well, scat, my boy" said Uncle Josh, with David Harum accent, as they reached the street, "I must run across to the Bank of Arizona and get another bank check. Come along and get acquainted with the officers and staff; I'll introduce you to them, for, of course, you'll do business with them and it's always more pleasant to be personally acquainted with the people you do business with. This bank is as solid as the base of the
 universe, is managed on safe conserv-
 ative lines and has strong working
 capital. You'll find them ever ready to extend any accommodations com
 patible with business principles"
 ;'Guess I'll open an account with the
 Bank of Arizona at once" said
 Charles, and he did.
 And, say, Uncle, exclaimed Polly,
 ''where will I find the leading milli-
 nery establishment" Right next door," answered Uncle, ''and we will
 visit A. Blumberg's New York store,
 who, by the way, have on hand tue
 smartest tailor hats in the county: White velvet foliage and berries and
 foliage with mother of pearl finish,
 are among the high class novelties.
 They employ milliners of known
 merit, which guarantees that when
 YOU have purchased it at the New York Store you have the proper
 thing at lowest cost" And few
 minutes later there wasn't happier
 lady than Polly with the addition of
 new spring style continental. :.
 At this point, somewhat to Charles
 confusion, the old man indulged in a
 half serious criticism of his personal
 appearance. You are decidedly of
 style for a townsman," said he, and
 we'd better go over to J. Derr's Mer-
 chant Tailoring house, where he has just received a new stock of black
 and white cheviots-the proper thing Lin plaids, checks and fancy
 weaves.n Charles invested in hand
 some business suit, and Uncle added
 a fine Sunday suit" of the latest pat tern.
 As you will keep a horse, I'll give you that marc, Kitty, and of course
 youll want a harness. The boss horse milliner in this section is J. $. Gales. He employs only first class workmen
 and gives personal supervision to the minutest detail of manufacture. tThere isn't thing in this line that
 cannot be had of him. Heavy and light, single and double, plain and
 fancy work and buggy barness-he has them in stock and makes 'em to
 order. He also carries a complete stock of saddles Especially the ladies astride), whips, fly nets, clusters, lap
 robes, in fact anything that a farmer or a gentleman horseowner could possibly desire. at consistent prices. "You must be particular about that } mare, Kitty" added Uncle Josh, land always take her to Ira l.. Pulliam and
 have her shod. He understands per fectly the anatomy of horses foot, ! inst what kind of a shoe is needed and how to make and put it on-in fact he is horshoeing specialist and can't be beat in his line.
 ''The proper buggy to match that , handsome mare is a Columbus, said l Uncle Josh, land the place to buy 1t , is at Fred G. Brecht's, the thoroughly r dependable blacksmith and carriage } maker. His men are always busy,
 which demonstrates that their work IS appreciated and promptly attended to. Before leaving, ask MT. Brscnt to show you a Schutler wagon; it's guaranteed, as is all his work.
 You must trust your druggist whether be trusts you or not, sad , Udcle Josh. You cannot afford to , take chances on a druggist who IS
 careless, or does not understand hls business. When you go to Fen B. , Hildreth you take no chances, only } the purest drugs are kept and the! : are carefully handled. His stock of 3 toilet articles, soaps and perfumery ' is repIete with many novelties prop 3 erly priced. He does not substitute 3 in filing prescriptions, so bring them ' to Hildreth without fail" t 'Let's see, I promised you a gold 5 watch didn't l." queried Uncle Josh : of Polly. "Well, ;the place of all places is at c. B Linn's jewely. En. , tering this popular establishment , Uncle Josh gallantly acquitted him
 himself of shis promise and then di' rected Polly's attention to the su- 3 perior stock of jewelry and silverware carried by this house, and advised ber !, to get her family clock here. "lt you q ever need optical goods remember s this. is the place to como. Another g fact Mir. Linn is an expert doctor or | sick watches"
 . 'I know you are temperate in your habits" laughed Uncle Josh in ar
 aside to Charley, "bul it is not bad I idea in case of sickness to have small amount of the best whiskey ol
 other liquors about the house. My . friends Brow, Belcher & Smith at tho Palace carry the finest wiues, bran
 dies and whiskeys (including Oscar ! Pepper and McBrayer.) Their wint and beer for table use has no equa !. and then, too, you can rest assured r when going to their place you're go | ling to where most of the best trad' 2 of the city goes. and the hotel in con n nection comprise the finest rooms Il d the city"
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