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which bears a reputation for honest
work who charge for the exact articles
along these lines is what keeps Wig
gins 4 Burckhard a pretty busy firm.
'"They are the men We want II We
can get them, for Mr.. Virgins was for
merly plumbing inspector here for two
years. but their time is always contract
ed so far ahead we Will have to see
the new High school building, the MapeS
building and the WeatherwaX and Doug
las building, and they are beauties, ]
assure you. They are now connecting
mp the new soda fountain for He'd
lands New Bijou Candy store. one OF
the prettiest in the city. They also did
the work on Dan BoWeS house and the
home for r. r. dudley and are now
working on the two apartment flats for
Dan Bowes on d street, and better
work you never saw, and from expert
ence | know that when they do our
heating and plumbing We'll have a warm
house and fixtures that will be orna-
ialty of porcelain lined bath tubs and
up to-date lavatories. with sanitary
plumbing and their prices are ere. so reas
their treatment. They are new firm
here but they understand plumbing and
heating perfectly and watch EN-! They
town and they're going to get it. They
are mighty nice firm to deal with"
nSsn ema hays anc ss t fof s
Virgins and Burckhard, I'VE want our
garage to be thing of beauty as well
as substantially constructed. and as
you put it, | think we lad best go up
the street and see the n. Jacobsen Co
concrete garage and cement walks
leading to it. for concrete buildings to
my mind are not only built to last
but they are pretty. too"
Arriving at the Finch building and
meeting Mr.. Jacobsen, uncle continu-
ed: ITS certainly wonderful, the man
ner in which cement and concrete have
come 70 the front in the last few years.
else. cisco learned vai4able lesson FIVE
concrete, while Portland and Seattle are
following suit. This is the way it
should be for it gives an additional sta
Jacobsen for over eight years now and
in that time, ] have watched him put
up the Finch Building we are now in
to the Washington hotel. where YOU are
stopping. all of reinforced concrete He
Tls9 hGlt , the pahneY Block and the
never saw. But then. I don't know of
a more conscientious contractor than
Mr. Jacobsen is No contract is too
for he, gives the same careful attention
10 each. He does some good work and
is well liked here besides"
the next thing to look after is the
electricity for the house and we want
. good firm to do it,
But. uncle" exclaimed Nellie. you
have gone to such trouble and expense
Tut. tut. little girl" answered the
eguipping new home would fill one
US around to the Electric shop, 2O7 E.
around this country who thoroughly un-
derstands electricity it is r. A. Brad
ner," emphatically remarked Uncle Hen
You can readily see," continued Hen
~, after introducing the young folks,
that there's nothing in the electrical
line you can't get here. Are they busy
ways busy"
They put in the electrical fixtures
the h2 Rnes Of a. T. hou Griffin on the hin
you never saw, as well as the wiring
and complete electrical equipment for
house and fixtures for Livingston's.
and that class of work takes high
grade firm to do it,"
Wasn't Mr.. Bradner a pleasant gem
tleman. and hasn't he, a beautiful store?"
remarked Nellie. as they left.
Not only is he plea to meet" re-
piled uncle, but he has the finest cleo
trical establishment in Southwestern
Washington.
There is nothing in the electrical
line they don't do, from wiring a room,
according to the underwriters rules,
plant, and when they do our wiring
J know it'll be done right"
fond OF mn Sn " M. ride G E !"
Music House. 20 East Heron street and
III make max, you ac4nainte'i. They hay"
the best So, ,, of pianos and mstru-
After meeting Mr. j. G. Gallagher.
IN" manager and the usual c"nrteS sizes
had been extended, uncle asked Nclli"
which she would rather have, a Chick
Decker" or an "tIlers?"
erne replica naG' S Nsiie !S S"t wn"id
rather please YOU about that"
Weli then n we viii h ,, chick,
make much difference what make of
piano YOU select at first. for cvcntu-
ally ii will hr II Chickering. know
it must he a popular one, for see quite
homes of the city"
What 4 Z. number of pianos they car
Yes" replied Henry. they ar" the
best and largest music house ON the
coast and their stock is enormous"
Nellie fairly went into rapturcs over
ored them with from the genuine auto
piano. IF ! could only play like that"
S'' 'N'fdiHi'fl, tll' technique IL per
feet"
1T sounds almost lli" natural classi-
cal playing. doesn't it," inquired Char
lie.
Indeed it does" replied Henry.
"Ther" is not Il piano player on the
market that can excel the auto-piano,
for. with it's acrVntuating pedals il is
the greatest mcchaniral interpreter Of
music known"
And they had such beautiful instru-
mcntS Their" that seemed 50 reasonable
in prcr" remarked Nellie as they left.
That is one of the many good feat
uros connected with buying 1T tilors."
replied Henry. You can buy there any
mcdiump priced piano Nou desire. and
any time YOU wish tn exchange il for
Il hi@h"r-priCod instrument they will
allow YOU the fun price You paid for
the one turned in. in exchange. There
is no question about it," "mphatically
remarked he. that they are the most
reliable piano dealers On the coast"
Uncle Henry" said Nellie. us they
l"ft Mr.. Gallagher. Il want Il facial
massage; Is there anyone in town who
giles it,"
Il should say SO" replied uncle. Mrs.
y. A. Bush. loi West Heron street.
successor to Ackroyd's. is an expert
and | know you'll get satisfaction so
Vel rid" up and leave YOU for "A while,
and | guess Charlie and | can find some
innocent amusement while YOU are in
their skillful hands"
Entering Mrs. Bushs store an hour
later: Charlie averred that he would
N,ll; ;e L.,