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

gait, taking orders to all parts of
the city"
We'll, the next qeustion on the
docket" ventured Uncle Dan to Hat
tie, sis to arrange about supplies for
the larder. 1t is the housewives Sc
cret to maintaining the good graces
of the men folk. Now for wholesome
groceries, provisions and toothsome
table delicacies, I'll escort you over
to the Barnes Grocery, Kimball Ave-,
who conduct a we'll appointed and
completely stocked grocery, where is
ever shown a varied assortment of
the most tempting good things to
eat in the city, and whose patrons
come from every nook and corner
hereabouts, and presumably for a
reason, perhaps that they appreciate
the superior efforts and correct ways
that characterize the business deal
ings of c. E. Barnes, our wide-awake
and well versed purveyor to the
larder."
Departing from the grocery, Uncle
Dan in the lead, they made a bee
line for the Frank Wood Bakery, It's
Main St., where the young couple
were introduced. Bread is the star
of life, and in the production of
bread, cakes and pies the successful
baker must not be content with max
ing up staple articles only, but must
show originality in order to capt.
vate the public taste. This is the
secret of the success achieved by
Mr.. Wood, who understands SO well
the art of catering in this particular
branch, ever offering toothsome and
palatable products to lengthy list
of people, and a good family trade
recognizes the good efforts of this
bakery"
Il see you make some pretentions
to dress well YOURSELF" remarked
Uncle to Harry, scrutinizing his ap-
parel; now for ready-made clothing
and mems furnishings I'll take you
to where l trade and introduce you.
l refer to the Herr Clothing Co., 7O6
Main st. It's a most reliable cloth
ing and mems furnishing goods
house, and it has the confidence of an
enviable share of the trade-a good
class of trade, too, men who know
and appreciate good goods and cor
rect patterns" continued Uncle, as
Stunning confident air. The present
able and well-stocked premises mir
rors the business tact of the Herr
Clothing Co., and bespeaks the vol
ume of business rendered that estab-
lishment from those who like to dress
and look well.
Nothing recalls "reminiscences of
the honeymoon in after years SO Wv
idly as a photograph" incidentally
remarked Uncle Dan, 80 II you'll
join me our next visit will be to Hill
dreth's Studio, S13 Main St., where
we will sit for pictures. Possibly it
may seem at first glance that as
every photographer uses the same
general method and operates with
similar APPLIANCES all are alike skill
full, but this is no more true than
that pen, ink and paper make the
same author. Experience and equip
ment are vital ingredients that sue
cess in portrait photography requires
but more than these is the worth of
perception in posing, knack that
distinguishes the artist from the or
binary camera 'snappers,' and 1t Is
this faculty of likeness making that
has brought Hildreth's Studio in
good repute in this community"
"Oh, Uncle, you were to take us
for drive" Eyes. yes, I was, and
I'll keep my word, too" Just then
pair of spirited steeds attached to
a substantial and attractive surrey,
with nne trapplngs very apparent,
drew up in front of the hotel. THAT
rig came from Campbell & Gartin's
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, 624
Arthur St." remarked Uncle, as he
looked 1t over. "They are our stanch
and we'll known liverymen here,
where is kept good vehicles for all
uses, and the best of horses, too, in
Guiding some high steppers; it is
this kind of business effort that has
brought Messrs. Campbell & Gartin
into good repute with the local and
travelling public"
Having arranged for a surrey, the
next thing is to get set of good
double harness and the necessary
trappings for it, SO Wen go over and
see c. c. Smith in the Union Block,
lis South Kimball Avenue, our live
maker and dealer in horse and mule
millinery, where Is always shown