The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-10-07

notious, while you are sure to be
guided right In your selections. Yon
will dnd them pleasant Tn deal with,
and their employees polite and expert,
while the pflces are always right
This store will endeavor to carry y
nice clean stock Of dry goods, hosiery.
underwear, ribbons and laces.
After this visit Uncle Josh sug-
gested resort to some place OF
refreshment. Az the table the old
man waxed philosophical. "Never
neglect your larder." said he. s'That
important adjunct to housekeeping
controls masculine temper. To that
end you must patro0ize a grocer on
whom you can depend for honest
goods. In every transaction l have
found ReiniRer Bros. perfectly re
liable. You will find them careful,
dealers, always fully stocked With
every possible thing IN the line OF
staple and fancy groceries, fresh and
flrst class, no shelf worn goods there.
while the prices are down to brass
tacks. To keep peace In this family,
get all your groceries OF Reiniger
Bros.
Eyes, aud while we are on this Im
pprtant topic Of gastronomics, we
must not forget meat. Now to locate
Q meat market where you can get
fresh. wholesome meats at all times.
J. A. Siegloch is the man to supply
you. This Is the boss meat market
10 the city, and is popular with every-
b dy who is particular to have the
best. The reason for this Is all be-
Cause Mr.. Siegloch Ia very careful 10
the selection Of stock, aud gets the
freshest Of everything, ana keeps
nothing but the very best. To keep
your hubby 10 good humor, Polly,
trade At Rathdrum Meat Co.'S. mar.
ket every Time"
"N0w," cried the old gentleman,
"nOw for picture of this crowd, Ia
good old country fashion; we'll 20 t.
the photograph gallery; my friend,
Joe Wallace, has a good one, right
upstairs. His pictures are wonderful
10 fidelity aud flush I want on.
full.size photo for my study, and
some small ones for my friends
| Wallace has the soul Ut a true artist
all his work is labor of love, II
which he will not fall short OF per
lection, and as he is famous for sue
cessful enlarging, l want to give yol
a life size representation Of your.
truly (Uncle Josh's picture may b,
seen at joe Wallace studio any tin,
the reader desires to call
"Oh, me! Oh, NJ, !" CALCULATED Pol
~, as they halted before show win
dow, 4what perfectly lovely Oxford
Eyes" says Uncle Josh, &c l. Sage.
stock can't be equaled IN style ano
extent 10 this section. Go Ia, look /,
over and get acquainted. 1t nigh,
have been policy not to have extended
that invitation, had not Uncle JOSH
known what wise economy 1t is tt
trade with Sage, for Polly found
goods and prices SO seductive tina,
she purchased an outfit from an Ok
!, ford to handsome walking boot
! Charley invested In gents fine shoes
while Uncle Josh INDUCED 10 stout
farm boot, with rubbers for thu
crowd. M one needing footwear cat
resist the styles and prices offered b,
c. /. Sage.
"Holy smoke, Charley, where IL
the name OF creation did you get tina,
snipe? That's abont the worst weed
that ever came in contact with NJ,
olfact0ry nerves." laughingly re
marked Uncle Josh. .Step In here
to this cigar store and get a Little
Tom, then you'll have u gentIeman's
smoke. The Little Tom is cracker.
jack; contains all the qualities OF d
delicious puff. g, Thomas takes
great pride to keep that cigar up to
the highest standard, and consequent.
~ II grows more popular every day.
Charley was SO well pleased with tn.
cigars Uncle Josh treated him to that
he bought whole box aud advised
his friends to do the same, not for
getting TO also make a note OF the
many other due braods.
"But look here. Uncle" interrupt
ed the young man as they reached the
street, what about coal? We've got
the stoves. but reckon they won't be
of much service without fuel. We