The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08

and has the distinction with its wide
acquaintance of being the most relia-
Bile jewelry house hereabouts. 1t
never holds out false lights to make
sale, either"
Shortly after leaving the hotel for
a shopping tour, Hattie asked to be
directed to a millinery store. you
just mentioned it in time" rejoined
Uncle, as he led the way to the M.
& w. Riddle Millinery parlors that
have just been moved into their new
quarters in the Little Block, on KIM
ball Avenue, where the same new eff
fects appear simultaneously with
Paris and metropolitan American
cities. So zealously do the &C
complished milliners, M. & w. Riddle
guard the interests of their clientele
that the attractive lines of millinery
were so tasty and dainty that Hattie
soon succomed to an exquisite hat,
adding many articles in ladies fancy
goods before concluding her pur-
chases.
Uncle Dan, feeling fatigued from
the arduous tasks of the day, asked
Harry, the new adjunct to the family,
to accompany him for a stroll. AS
this striking couple happened in
front of the Board of Trade Saloon,
Uncle came to sudden halt. Come
right in and meet Mr.. P. A. Groves,
the genial owner" AS the doors
sprang to. they found themselves
mingling with clever lot of fellows,
who like themselves agreed that the
Board of Trade was a well appointed
and properly conducted rendevouz
where gentlemen can while away lei
sure moments, and where Is dispens-
ed the worlds best goods and chois-
ct brands, the secret of the good IA
vor Of the place.
by the way" remarked Harry to
Uncle Dan, 1--WE got some clothes
that 1 wish cleaned and pressed"
80 have l." Clipped in Hattie. "Well
WELL" replied Uncle. don't worry
about that, whenever you have any
thing that needs cleaning or pressing
in ladies' or mems clothing, just
send them to the Pressary, cor. Main
and Kimball in the Western National
taken care of In up-to-date style. The
proprietors are experienced men in
this respective line of work and you
may be assured of first-class work.
manship at The Pressary. They also
have an excellent line of samples for
suits and overcoats from one of the
best Tailoring houses in America, and
can take your measure for either
suits or overcoats and guarantee sat
isfaction.
Uncle Dan was needing the ser
vices of a tonsorial artist so he for
thwith went to the Saratoga Barber
Shop, and planted himself in the
first chair he came to and asked the
polite artist to slick him up a bit.
Said he: "The towels were white and
clean. The razors sharp and keen;
the artists hands / scarce could feel,
so lightly he welded the glittering
steel" YES" said he to a friend,
those who like PLEASANT surroundings
courteous attention and good tonsor-
ial work come here to e. L. John
ston's at the Saratoga"
1.-The craving of the inner man for
a tempting menu Is made happy at
the best dining room in the city, the
Saratoga, which caters to those who
prefer a palatable meal, prepared by
master chefs and served by polite
and experienced walters. The fur
nishings and environment, combined
with Al service, all contribute to
the comfort of guests and render
even an elite at ease while partaking
of regular or special meal. The
mere fact that w. H. James Is as
ISOLATED with the house is proof suffi-
cient that Won will he amnlv Dleased