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

Of Of. the best colleges in the east" she
"As If We djsn't have a musical teach.
=" here tnat could walk all around any.
body il Burlington or Vermont either.
he rrpl."l Let her out Clarence for q
moment and veil call on Mrs. Patten,
lin he" very agreeable to meet"
r..rdd Know In s9inE to k my studies
Iu1r ~ young folks, and ENROLLING
lste2 70 Mrs. Macdonald play one Of OF
ChoplnS masterpieces. How beautiful
Mrs. Macdonald is a very able teach.
etr, said Uncle as they drove away
both for the voice and piano. and her
New. York enables her to accomplish
excellent results both with beginners
and advanced pupils: To my mind, "
think. as some folks do. that they must
necessarily send their children to the
cities for musical education when if
they but knew it we have here teach
er who ranks among the best. in ad-
vanced methods and her thorough know
ledge of piano technique"
uncle in keeping with his generous ma,
ture, insisted on taking Nellie and
Charlie into Mrs. Marsh's millinery and
have Ses pick out sF0 Of S her become ana
ing newest hats. Nellie was quite a
while IN making her selection. as she
play Of dress: tailored and pattern hats.
the Mary Garden hats and the. new
clever pokes in, all styles and all latest
shades; as wei VEL as beautiful line of
Nellie found Mrs. Marsh very
ch aIThing lady to deal with.
The. they have no such millinery store, as
Marsh, | am going to drop in here often
Nellie was assured of welcome at
any time, and leaving her two hats
for som. extra trimming. withdrew
whore to buy my hats in the future,
and she treated me so pleasantly. too.
liked the appearance of her salesroom
You're right there" said uncle. Mrs.
Marsh is a progressive millner and con-
ducts first-class millinery. In fact.
II years and that should count for
something. She does an immense bust
ness in millinery made to order, for
Galway as her head Milliner, it's no
wonder she numbers her patrons among
the most exclusive families in the city"
poetea %oad t"nk Mrs GrT"y ynss
As they drove away well. listen to this
little piece she once wrote"
Uncle Henry. upon leaving Mrs Marsh
YOU to MI w. r. Wh n't .' iis E.
rector. You'll ' find his very tTi,eF Clever u.
gentleman"
After introducing. the young folks.
o and tGr OF on
Henry drawled, We'll, folks, / guess
We had better be moving"
Wasn't he a pleasant gentleman" re-
lay IN Nr
establishment"
Henry Mr rE9f hs has re made o hess
of friends in the year he has been here.
so much so that for one have always
ssd a To bu wHan die w Ss him to at
by everybody to be the best funeral
director in the city and has the best
pfaet his is Rart Of the
cities All the leading families ia" e i" ios
and since he has been in business here
know he has directed the burial Of
more prominent folks than any other
a graduate embainer. and the hen new in :
novations he has inaugurated. eliminat-
ing many of the gruesome. Unpleasant
many friends e and his BUSINESS is o Steam m
lily growing. Mr.. Whiteside is we'll
liked here for he is considered one Of
Jul tlOSl progressive business men,.
they sft n Mr Whites said w Inar aboa
that real estate game you were going
En- so @ exeaime zane Tn cht snt
you children have kept me so busy all
day. | forgot about it. / want you to
tract Of land have near the city limits
Of >. dandy offiess il the Finch Build
ing you were in today"
Some
Are the offices already furnished and
the check book ready for me to auto
Well, hardly" replied he, but while
around to the Office Supply Co, ia w
own furniture-its your office"
After meeting Mr.. j.. B. Benson. the
nam sn and the ,s usual courtesies had
length. quartered oak desk. revolving
chair several arm chairs for. visitors, an
met combined, victor Safe, com
and a full supply of stationery equip
Charlie as they left. us there any any
thing in the line Of office supplies they
..,, Not that l know Of" replied Henry
Office Supply Co.-and as you could
to architects and engineers Instruments
and supplies, as well as a complete line
of loose leaf ledger systems for every
any line OF business.
Didn't | see you order some rubber
stamps" Charlie inquired.
something new Mr.. Benson has added adj
to the store, the making of rubber
stamps in all kinds and sizes. 1t was
something that was needed here. for
it saves a lot of time that used to be
consumed sending to Tacoma and Sc
attic for them. We can keep that mon
ey here at home now"
Uncle Henry" said Nellie. for near
~ year I've been an infrequent suf
ferer from rheumatism and the damp
ness of this weather here. | find, has
brought it on again quite acutely. Do
you know of anything l can do for it?"
Give me something easy" promptly
replied Henry. Il have a personal friend
here who has remedial agant that
makes a short. quick cure of rheuma--
tism. and if you want. we'll call and
of an enthusiast over his curative ma
chine-the OXygenator, it is called-but
If one half of what he tells me is So,
he has we'll a right to be-"
Arriving at the office of The Oxy-
genator Co. 2l0 l-2 West Heron Street, and
meeting Mr.. G. w Stark, their local rep
resentative. Nellie listened with rapt at
tention to Mr. Stark as he told them Of
the many cures the Oxygenator had
made.
II don't wish to tire YOU" said Mr..
Stark. with repetition. but we have
made so many wonderful cures with the