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

cleaver and saw with so much dexterity,
but his countenance grew serious when
he stated in unmistakable terms that
he wanted the choicest cuts delivered to
his home.
"Oh. yes, Uncle; you were to take us
for a drive" Eyes, yes, | was; and I'll
keep my word, too" Just then pair OF
spirited steeds attached to substantial
ana attractive surrey with fine trap
pings very apparent, drew up in front
of the hotel. "That rig came from the
Palo Alto stables" remarked Uncle Bill,
as he looked it over, sour staunch and
we'll known liaerymen here. 1t is well
ordered livery, sale and feed stables,
commodious, with every comfort for
mans best FRIEND where is kept good
vehicles for all uses and good horses,
too, including some high steppers;' it Is
this kind of business effort that has
brought NJ. B. and B. L. Murchie into
good standing with the public"
Shortly after leaving the hotel for
shopping tour Hettie asked to be di-
rected to millinery store. "You just
mentioned it in time" rejoined Uncle
Bill. who led the way into Mrs. Rine-
hart's inviting millinery parlors, where
the same new effects appear simultane-
ously with Paris and metropolitan
American cities. $50 zealously does the
accomplished milliner, Mrs. Rinehart,
guard the interests of her clientele The
attractive lines of millinery, furnish
ings. ladies' tailor made suits. etc, were
do tasty and dainty that Hettie soon
succumbed to an exquisite hat adding
many articles in ladies' fancy goods be-
fore concluding her purchases.
Nothing recalls "reminiscences of the
honeymoon in after life so wildly as
photograph" incidentally remarked I'm
Gle Bill so our next visit will be to
Tickners studio. where we will sit for
pictures. Possibly it may appear at
first glance that as every photographer
uses the same general method and oper
ates with similar appliances, all are
alike skillful, but this is no more true
than that pen and ink and paper make
the same author. Experience and equip
ment are vital ingredients that success
in portrait photography require. but
more than those is the worth of percep-
ton in posing. knack that distin
cuisines the artist from the ordinary
camera 'snappers' and it is this faculty
of likeness making that has brought
Tickner into good repute."
Among those absolutely indispensa-
BILE to the welfare of every community
is the druggist" declared Uncle Bill.
with some emphasis. Turning to the
young people, said he: 1--WE have neat
ly and well-appointed drug establish
ment here that is conducted along pro-
gressive lines. under the censorship of
Harvey Young, a prescriptionist of at
tainment. who looks vigilantly after the
details of the business. The presentable
premises utilized are ever replete with
drugs. medicines, chemicals and propri.
etary remedies, as well as exceptional
lines of sundries. with the manifold
requisites for the ladies' toilet cases. |
90 to the Red Cross Pharmacy with all
my prescriptions. knowing that there's
competent and pains-taking man be-
hind the case concluded the generous
Uncle.
The apparel oft proclaims the man"
insisted Uncle Bill to Harry. and of
course YOU will want to meet our
lea ling merchant tailor. He's a boss
cutter and invariably shows the smart
est and nobbiest suitings and woolens
in the market. | refer to John NJ. Cur
ny, on Second street, between the post
office and Yakima avenue. who has made
all of my suits for years. and Eve found
him correct and pains taking in all my
dealings there And when fellow is
logged out in suit with John NJ Cur
rvs trade mark, attached he will be
acceptable in the most polite society"
Harry when last seen was going up to
get measured and to size up things for
himself
Since Uncle Bill has tired himself
out walking the dusty streets, he
seeks an easier and more dignifed
method of transportation and one more
in keeping with his other modes of liv-
ing-hence he at onces makes tracks for
Wyman & Fraser's carriage repository.
Uncle Bill evinced much anxiety while
being shown over the busy and we'll
ordered premises and was not long in
placing an order for IA nobby and sub
stantial surrey, fitted with rubber tires
and the many modern devices that add
to the comfort of the up-to-date pleas
IRE vehicle. "Wyman 4 Fraser are cap
ital fellows To do business with which
accounts for TIE busy appearance of this
establishment" said Uncle Bill Now
having arranged for the surrey. the next
thing in line i set of good double
harness and the necessary trappings for
il. 81 Wen go into the horse and mule
millinery department. where is always
shown nobby artistic and substantial
effects in harness and saddlery and
kindred things in leather goods for
either pleasure or business service. it
j. the largest stock in the valley.