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

residence may be in point of ar
chitecture, it ceases to be attractive
or even tenable until 1t has received
the brush of the painter and decora-
tor" Clipped in the bride. Yes, yes,
that's So" replied the liberal old
man, "and I'll take no chances ON
a butcher, either; I'll see Mr.. B. Lou
derbeck, an energetic contractor
and an artist with the brush, who
does painting, decorating and paper
hanging, giving his personal atten-
ton in the execution of any job ten
dered him, and from his hands we
will be assured Of tasty, attractive
and inviting residence"
Now that our new residence will
soon be ready to move into, we'll take
steps to furnish it out in good shape,
so if you'll join me we'll go and talk
it over with the JonesFurnitureCo
606 Main Street, our up-to-date
house furnishers." The trio were
courteously received at the store and
after the assiduous management had
made some suggestions to the anx-
ious bride, she soon selected her par
lor, dining and bedroom suites and
the other requisites in furnishings, SO
enticing were the smart and unique
effects comprized In the stock. Hence,
Uncle Dan ordered the Jones Fur.
Co. to furnish up the new home. The
bride was assured that no pains or
effort would be spared to have it
Ideal in all respects.
In my kitchen, Uncle, I want a
Monarch range. That's the kind
Mama has, and for baking or MAX
ing pastry 1t is lovely. Then, too, We
want a stove, some table cutlery and
manifold list Of cooking utensils"
Hattie continued. For these we'll
go to the Ballantyne Nero. Co., Ltd,
where 1 got the builders hardware
the other day." remarked Uncle Dan.
There you can At out your culinary
department on whatever scale you
wish. The collection of wares is, in
deed, cosmopolitan and I know of
no better, more reliable or agreeable
house to patronize. It's customers
come from all points Of the compass.
Accordingly everything needed for
the kitchen was purchased from the
Ballantyne Nero. Co.
by the way" remarked Uncle, 81
must run over to the Western Nation
al Bank and get another check book;
come along with me and meet the
president and cashier. This is the
bank for you to open your account
with and its proper for you to be
introduced by someone we'll known
to the bank. They are agreeable PEG
pie to do business with and ever
ready to extend any courtesy, COM
patible with sound banking rules. 1t
is differed by competent and con-
sentative men, with a working capt.
tai of 100000, and 1t also a Uni
ted States depository, doing a gener-
al banking business in the truest
sense of the word. It is needless to
say that Harry made his deposit and
opened a regular account with the
Western National Bank of Caldwell.
among those absolutely indispen-
sible to the welfare of every commu-
nifty Is the druggist" declared Uncle
Dan, with some emphasis. Turning
to the young people, said he, 1--WE
have a neatly and we'll appointed
drug store here that Is conducted
along progressive lines, under the
censorship of A. Greenlund, a pre-
scriptionist of attainment who looks
after the details of the business. The
presentable premises utilized are re-
plete with drugs, medicines, chemi-
calls and proprietary remedies, and
the manifold requisites for the la
dies toilet case. go to Greenlund's
Drug Store, 704 Main Street, with
all my prescriptions. knowing they
are competent and painstaking men
behind the case"
There is one thing more before
dispensing with the larder," articu-
lated Uncle Dan. Now about good,
juicy fresh and cured meats and kim
dred articles of food. / will take
You to the Idaho Meat Co., S04 Main
St, 1t is an inviting and we'll order
ed market in all respects, and so
yigilant is the alert management to
the interests of their patrons that
You find there every day in the year
the choicest of fish, game and meats
of all kinds for an exacting and ap-
preciative list of families. Their de-
livery wagons are seen early and late
scaling corners at a double quick