The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-13


seems to be pleasant and inviting
place to eat. 1t is, replied Cucle Bill,
and both the management and the help
speak plain English and "don their
hair" American style. The party wa,
ushered into one of the new private
booths where it partook of well cooked
and palatable meal that was served by
prompt and civil waitress. These
boys have Just remodeled this place
continued Uncle Bill, since they have
taken hold here and with the service
that is nov offered, the public all
white hclpand''an Al chef''from Seat.
tie, they are fulfilling ii long felt need
IN Ellcnsburg 'for patriotic Ameri-
cans prefcring the American plan
rather than the wierd oriental style.
"Among those absolutely indispensi-
bic to the welfare of every community
is the druggist,' declared Uncle Bill,
with soma emphasis. Turning to the
young people, said he, I'VE have a
neatly and well-appOinted establish
mcnt here that is conducted on progress
sive lines, under the censorship Of DR..
Perry, prescriptionist Of attainment
who look, vigilantly after the details of
the business. The presentable premi-
scs utilized are ever replete with drugs
medicines chemicals, and proprietary
remedies. as well as exceptional lines
of sundries, with the manifold requi-
sites for the ladies' toilet case. | 90 to
Perry, drug store with all my prescrip-
tions knowing that there is Il compe-
tent and painstaking man behind the
case" concluded the generous uncle.
residence may be in point of arcitect-
ure, it ceases to be attractive or even
tenabie until it ha, received the brush
Of the painter and decOrator' Clipped
in the bride. Eyes, yes, that's so'' re-
,ponded Uncle Bill, "and III take no
chances ON botcher either, I'll see
Beldin x Beldn. energetic contractors
and artists with the brush. doing paint
ing, decorating and paper hanging,
giving personal attention in the eXecu-
tion Of any job rendered them, and from
their hands we will be assured of a
tasty. attractive and inviting resi-
dence, declared Uncle Bill.
"Now that our splendid new residence
will soon be ready to move into we'll
,.l- al n1tt fnrni IA inn IL ON
in good shape. 1t will he my aim to
have it par excellence " ventured Tn
Gle Bill, 80 if you join me we'll 30 and
talk it over with Fitterer Bros, our
well informed house furnishers and dill
gent opponents of furniture. The
trio were courteously received at the
store and after the aSsiduous manage
mcnt had made some suggestions to the
anxious bride, she soon selected her
parlor chamber and bedroom suites
and other requisites in furnishing the
new home. 50 enticing We're
the smart and unique effects comprised
in stock. Hence Uncle Bill ordered
t'ittcrer Bros, to furnish it "Out and
out from top to bottom, and to have it
spici and span in every particular.
'rhe bride wa, assaulted that no pains or
effort would bee spared to have the home
i-d-ea- in all repects.
Yes, did promise you nice watch
and silver service SET" quoth Uncle
Bill to the bride, emerging from the
furniture store, and he directed them
TO +. \. Homes Jewelry store, where
he acquitted himself of the obligation,
adding to the above a handsome clock
and some exquisite cut-glass ware,
while licttie seemed to be in ecstacy at
the the thought of so many dainty ar
ticles for her new home. Clones
iewelry store remarked Uncle Bill. as
they entered the street, "always shows
artistic and seasOnable effects and has
the distinction with its acquaintance of
being IL most reliable house.
"ln my kitchen. Cncie Bill, want
"Maiestic range" That's the kind
my mamma has, and for baking or
ing pas ries it is lovely. Then, too. we
want Il stove, some table cutlery and a
manifold list of cookieg utensils" Het-
tie continued. For these we'll 90 to
Williams Smithson Hardware conf any
where got the builders hardware the
/ other day. remarked the liberal old
man. ~ here you can fit out your cul-
nary department on whatever scale you
wish. The collection of utensils and
wares is indeed cosmopolitan and !
know of no better, more reliable or
or agreeable house to patronize. Its
customer, come from all point-of the
compass. Accordingly everything
needed for the kitchen was purchased
from the Williams Smithson Go.
There is one more requisite Yet be-
fore III really consider my home com
pletely furnished suggested Hettie
And what's that" demanded Uncle
Bill, who thought he'd already arrang
ed for everything.
~ sewing machine
"Nes. yes, that's IL fact bat I'll fix
about that very soon, My friend {. f.
Wheeler, the statiOner and book dealer
i, the man to see for sewing machine.
aud lie is pleasant fellow to deal with,
t,, and LcupN. II "A bput "A mHrI ne.