The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-09


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The connoisseur smiles with delight
when looking over the varied and select
lines of cigars, tobacco and smokers
goods, magazines, novels and periodicals,
that d. w. lift shows. He is our lead
ing dealer here, and it is the good goods
and correct dealing with trade that has
given his well-ordered place prestige
with the public"
Upon summing up the days events
thus far, the appreciative bride mod
estly reminded Uncle Bill that she
would need some lace curtains and por-
tiers, besides table and bed linens
and" "Er-that's So he admitted
quickly, 81 suppose you will want to re-
plenish your wardrobe, too; so just come
with me to ] j. Macdonald's. Of course,
you will want to trade there-it's one
of our staunchest and best ordered mer-
camille houses and is an example of
what the modern dry goods house has
come to under tactful and practical
management, handling everything for
everybody Every detail of the bust
ness is directed with a progressive spirit.
There is where the housewife, maid or
matron will find seasonable and tasty
effects, real Irish mesh linen underwear,
ready tailor made skirts and travelling
suits, cloaks and furs, with an excep-
tionally complete dress goods depart
ment, all of the respective departments
are varied and comprehensive, adequate
to meet all the requirements of a large
clientele that is by no means confined
to the town limits. hence j. j. Macdon-
aid has the confidence of the public"
"In late years the subject of scientific
horse shoeing has been mucn discussed,
and Justly So" asserted Uncle B'll at
is a business by ITSELF he remarked;
''and for the sake of man ) hes. friend
the horse-it is right That the horse
sheer who engages in this import1nt
branch of business should be just as
capable and just as sklleu as the den
fist for instance. Here we have the Pal
ace Shooting Shop. conducted by Compton
Geisel 4 Stewart. who are shoeing
horses along scientific lines. rs the run
Ut business and confidence accorded the
firm will attest Since the members of
the firm individually are practical and
competent men who have devoted many
years of thought and energy as to how
to shoe IL horse The Palace shop has
every facility at hand to promptly meet
the demands of a long list of patrons
that come from far and near
Il see you make some pretentions to
dress we'll yourself" remarked Uncle
Bill to Harry, scrutinizing his apparel
Now for chic and strictly seasonable
effects in clothing. hats and mems fur
nishing goods. ! am going to tax, You
down to John II. Weigel & Co.'S very
presentable and modernly appointed new
store. opposite Yakima hotel. The
premises are inviting to a degree, with
enclosed wall cases and appropriate and
neatly designed show cases. Everything
about the place bespeaks the tact and
knowledge of Mr.. John II. Weigcl the
business manager. as an experienced
clothier. halter and furnisher. who is
showing a stock that comprises every
thing. from ten dollar business suit to
II full dress evening suit. and all the ac
cesories to complete mans wardrobe.
I hear that Mr. Weigel offers
to keep the trousers of any
suit bought of him worth $500
or more. pressed and in repair for twelve
successive weeks. free Of any charge
whatever. Now, that strikes me as he
ing very liberal proposition, Harry.
and any man at all particular regarding
his clothes will certainly appreciate the
importance of Mr.. Weigel's offer
Emerging from the postofiice. Just at
NOON Uncle Bill remarked that they
would next walk mp lust half a block
away" and have dinner at the Narker
House.
This is one of our best hotels" said
he. 1T has Just been newly fitted up
from top to bottom, with new furniture,
new carpets. new bedding; in fact. with
all new furnishings throughout including
iron bedsteads and Al spring mattresses,
and is under the vigilant and painstak
ing management of Mrs. IL. +. Bradley,
herself an experienced and agreeable
hostess. who looks closely after the
comfort of her guests while under the
roof of the Narker house 1t has n con
venient office. private parlor for ladies,
hot and cold water. free baths and every
sleeping room in the house is at once
noticeably clean cheerful and homelike
The dining room Is pleasantly arranged
and the cuisine and service is more than
can lie expected for one dollar per day
or five dollars per week, Yes" he con
tinued. 1.-THE table is equal to any other
in North Yakima. and the Narker House,
under its present management, is better
han ever before.
In the business arena of North Iaki-
ma we have Il new and much priced adj
junct." remarked Uncle Bill, lin the
timely venture of Northey and Mulkey,
who are occupying neat. roomy and well
lighted quarters in the new Wilson
block. Both members OF the firm are of
the new school kind. and as mechanical