Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-11
A MUNIFICENT GIFT
Starting Housekeeng That Should Interest Every
Expressly for the Herald by James

trical device you don't seem to notice
What's the answer" laughingly in
uuired Charlie.
won't have to get up a roaring hot fire
on Il hot day You know. an electric
iron is really wonderful labor saver.
1t saves so much walking, turns out
a better grade of work. always gives
a uniform heat and then as the new
electric light rates that go into effect
mere July LIST means reduction of
20 per cent, the cost of operating an
iron will only be three cents an hour.
That is cheap enough for anybody. for
! don't think it is fair for woman's
having To swclter over a hot coal fire
in summer. especially when electricity
to iron by is as cheap as it is here"
pleasant. though" remarked Nellie. as
they. left. Il like people who are not
afraid to smile at one"
replied uncle, "and is something one
can never dispense too much of. They
are both very pleasant gentlemen, and
ouShly, for besides giving our current.
you know the company runs an inter
urban line to Hoquiam and Cosmopolis.
with equipment and service that even
the cities cannot eNcell"
MIR. Thornton told me a funny story
the other night" remarked uncle as
they rode ON, about "A negro Episcopali-
| on visit to New York City. attended
a divine service at the Episcopal cathe-
dral, where he was much interested at
leaving the sacristy, marched two
abreast up the side aisle. one holding
aloft the cross another a banner, and
third boy swinging the incense burn
er He made up his mind that when he
, returned to Georgia he was going to
inaugurate the same professional. SO
about months time he had them thor
oughly drilled. ana one Sunday morn
ing the congregation was quite start
led to see the door of the church open
and a procession of these boys march
ing up the aisle. each with Il surplcc
on. chanting their hymnal to the ac-
turned to the right. in front of the pull
pit. upon which the minister was seated
he noticed that the boy who was assign
ed to carry the incense burner was
somewhat shy of that necessary though
crude article of the service. and not
wishing to disturb the chant, he leaned
time singing the chant, And what have
you done with the incense pot?" and
the boy answered. quick as flash.
also singing in the chant:
II left it in the aisle it was too
d. hot"
Il had a nice piece of luck" said
Charlie. after leaving Mr.. Thornton.
BROKE my glasses coming on the train
from Portland. DO YOU suppose | shall
have to send back there to have them
well. hardly" replied the old man,
Where do You think you. are, anyhow
still in Burlington? Well just go up
and see Mr., c.. A. Solbers. suite and
of the finest opticians in the state. and
he will fix them for YOU uuickern OLD
David Harum could swap horses. He
in fact, there isn't combination of
curvature for the eyes known that he
cannot prescribe for accurately
Il may be old fashioned said uncle,
as having left the place thPN entered
the auto and drove on, but when it
comes to delicate work like caring for
lot, sof experience. Mr. Solberg has
had some I years of valuable expert
ence in the optical business, graduating
Ophthamology and GEOLOGY, and in adj
ditiOn holds a certificate from having
passed the State Board of Examination
with facts. when | say he is one of the
most experienced men we have in this
part, of the state
are lots of people in this world who
suffer from headache and nervous irri-
liability, who. if they only had their eyes
cared for: would never suffer at all
"Phew. But this is hot work. driving
around in the e., sun eMclaimed IharlIe'
sample of your western early summer,
it's me for the seashore.'
My SON" replied the old man. lay
shoulder. don't think this is hot wealth
cr. For the real unadultcratcd article
YOU want to live in Fresno or Sacrac
mento. But You have reminded me of
something. Vie must arrange for your
ice. so Wen run over to the Sea Reach
Packing, Works and IN make YOU ac-
uuaintcd.
Arriving at the plant and after meet
ing Mr. G. F. iIalferty. their secretary.
they We're shown how artificial zee was
made. 1t was very interesting to the
n ~
ice. weighing 200 pounds. being lifted
from their wells and sawed into COM
mercial blocks.
self" exclaimed Nellie,
IT is replied Uncle for the water
is hsra no pnrer
in the city than what is used here; and
their ice, being made by the direct
expansion amo3ia freezing process. it
is purity itself
an ice plant" interrupted Nellie.
laughed rnele. Henry. Making the he,t;
,sS sold of their T IS but name sa yea
Beach Packing Works is used from the
fact that they pack enormous quantities
of sea cIams nro fat they put NY the
on the, market Dug, from the ocean
beach by their own help, their clans,
fresh from the, sea kissed sands of the
I
only, under rigid sanitary, conditions.
are purity with a capital p. In fact.
they. have built their immense business
in CLAIMS on their three mottoS-Purity
-QualitN-NaluoS. and that is why
their brand is so popular with people
1 who demand the best. Now. if YOU II
bid Mr.. rafferty, good day. we'll lac
moving.
Aside from the wireless telegraph.
what was the most important invention
of the latter part of the nineteenth cen
tury?' inquired Henry. as they turned
into Heron street
Il know" promptly responded char
lie. the harem skirt,
Back up. SON you're in n puddle
laughingly replied Henry. Guess again.
Il know" replied Nellie, You wind
il wifi a little crankie and il sings and
| PLAYS and talks and even helps young
men to. Well YOU ask Charlie. he
knows" and her pretty blue eyes spark
led with mcrrimcnt at Charities rising
| color.
You 90 ON" responded Charlie. lust
because YOU think You know a Who'll,
( lot. YOU.
Never mind Nellic's teasing" re-
! piled Henry she has the right idea
| It's Il talking machine and as want
! Nnu Young folks to always Keep abreast
/ Of the times with the latest airs aud
! songs. we'll 80 around to the t.mcnck-
! 81 Piano co. ia South II street and
see If Mr. Emonrkcr won't sell us one.
isn't that Il beauty" remarked Mel
!