Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-11

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t.! YOU. he, knows all about shoeing I
ttrst-class driving horse
That's So" said Charlie.
Ell the Old man. What Your uncI,
smith My sh wnat a. Sqsy '' Ss,s ea *,
boys We're ,unhitching Babe"
81 should say yes replied Henry
THIS is one OF the busiest places in
Aberdeen and they turn out bunch of
Didn't he put that shoe on slick
remarked Charlie as they left Mr.. H.
vr Vel ,sI., guess yes" said , Henry,
can shoe. horse as Pete can. Why,
customers who wouldn't think of al
lowing anybody shoe their horses but
him: Pete don't put. on any airs or do
country, having had 90 years hard. valu-
able experience. Mr. Sather his part
ner; runs the carriage end of the shop
and there is nothing they do not know
how to do in their line They make
to order and repair any and all kinds
vans and trucking wagons, and besides
automobile repairing. of chaisses. bod
DO you know. uncle, that we have
forgotten almost the most important
things of housekeeping" said Nellie. on
'e "What siF th a1ser Nelle?" inquired Hem
why dishes, of course: How can
Well. it won't take vs. long to get
Gle 81 Henry w Well inst ride up to Lily.
You want They carry the best line o, Of
crockery. queensware. and glassware In
beautiful store again. Nellie was rather
bewildered at the fine display she found
there. for there were all the latest de-
ally bought a Haviland breakfast set,
a dinner set of beautiful English ware
a toilet set to match the decorations Of
pieces Of Libby's cut glass, of which
she found an excellent assortment. and
a handsome portable lamp for the par
NOW there IS one thing we don't want
send checks tomorrow for all the stun
What's the hurry, inquired Charlie.
don't they give credit out in this big.
sure they DO" replied uncle. but
we might forget one or two and the
first thing we know we have Mr.. Frank
Kinlund, of the Aberdeen Adjustment
We'll; you could bluff him. couldn't
you?" inquired he. .
you might" replied Henry. but /
yet: Let's us go up there for moment
and I'll introduce you His offices are
in the Finch Building. room 419. You'll
like him, | know, even II he may have
to get after you sometime.
After talking for few moments, re-
garding the excellent showing Aberdeen
credits in general. they said goodbye
to Mr.. Kinlund. and as they were walk
ing, down towards the elevator uncle
"vou u,n,,u no Surprised at the num-
Der of accounts they collect. both here
and in all the cities OF the United States.
mT sha sSers a aas red of
esty in every one. but when a man owes
his clients bill. and is able to pay: that
has than seow dog OF has %
tailow legs. chasing an asbestos cat
through hell; IN other words cn;.h he is {,
m rUm you Of eomsg aftef
IL you owe him money ,,,.,..,u
another thing l like o about k thaH as
tesea Tie s%tS "%Sf
made No coiisetesa,,n%o charsee' as
uou "st day. :"'' remarked a Nellie; as they
were having dinner But I've had
Il thought you might find it a leetle
bit tiresome.'" laughingly replied Henry
his eyes twinkling with admiration Of
hard, grinding day OF shopping. 80
I've sort of reserved little treat for
you tonight
ed Nellie. you have me interested"
theater," relied the old man. "They
They arrived at the, Bijou Just as
film was being finished. and during the
short intermission Uncle Henry re-
"You can saw what you please but
like moving pictures like they, show
them here. I've been in good many ny
around Grays Harbor. Did you notice
how clear that last picture was? WELL W,e'
erless, and l certainly admire Mr.. Faunt
lie Roy's taste in giving their many pa
irons pictures that pleasingly , INSTRUCT tSs
slightest show Of vulgarity NOW
comes the vaudeville. and l know you'll
enjoy it, M
tor Picture story book the Bijou had
for sale in the lobby, and, as they were
Walking ho%s after W shs
enjoyed that hour. 1t was treat. ana
such pretty, Place ace but is it always
piled Henry, land you can always bank
on the Bijou having several OF the PES, nest
tbe acts Sn tne roea wcs
a week, and the pictures there times
a week. so you can always see something
new"
ut must cost something to put on
vaudeville like we saw tonight" inter-
rutped Charlie.
Il guess it does" responded the old
man, "but expense is no object when
good vaudeville has to be produced And
the Bijou Is such comfortable theater
also even to the gallery. It's the most
popular theater in town and changing
with the Arcade Grand at Hoquiam ev-
ery week it is able to give it's patrons
the best vaudeville and pictures obtain
able | go there often"
Say, Uncle Henry" remarked Char
lie. i've been using up gray matter
for an hour or more trying to figure
out that bee puzzle you gave US TINS
morning. Why is a beehive like bad
Why" laughingly replied the old
man, "a beehive is beeholder. isn't
it? And beholder is a spectator. isn't
he? And isn't a spec potato bad po-
THAT will cost you four good Aquil-
la cigars" replied Charlie, for Nellie
and are, too young to stand for
joke like that"
Nevertheless" chuckled the old man;
consider that a, pretty good joke and
They entered the Washington that
evening too tired and weary for words:
well, Nellie. we sure did 90 some
hustling today. didn't we?" inquired In
1rnSaai We did uncle" replied she,