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

marked Nellie. as tneH iou nieces like
la Boheme,' For All Eternity, Larso,
in the baritone and Gottschaik rnny,
uuinade. he seemed intuitively TO hh1 IW,
Iunat vnuld like next He was lou
He treats everybody the sam sam, stock
rli.I Henry He carries a nice Sto.t
If columbia and Edison machihes' s ooci
with horns and hornless, ana ms in
of records is the best ana ias niano
aberdeen. Then he does a large pia"o
business also, for he has now one,
ear load of pianos from Eastern .,i 10" mt
facturers on the ROAD. tnat ho,nes
music and gladness into man! 'o'"'
Mr. Emeneker was telling me yarn
the other DAY. rtrma tpathine u up' of a
IaJy Who had a six-year-old and miss
nr him from the house for anou' a.,
hour, she inquired, Where nav
playing postman, mamma rep'io'
III" ANA to whom did you deliver your
letters to, sweetheart? 80. ora at each
"WhV. mamma. | lett one az ..
| house along the street. on poth SIdeS'
| Ana where did YOU get your letters
! that YOU delivered, DEAR
Il took 'em from your bureau drawer,
mamma. You know that bundle there
that was all tied up with the blue r'o-
Uncle Henry" said Charlie, after
they had luncheon at the Washiingt" or
| Il always like to smoke after dlther'
| Where can we get good cigar! -
Just up the street at the Fan cigar a
| store" replied he Lets walk up there
and III introduee you YOU to MI Mr. c :; r..
e ,,aslin I've given up most other
brands and now smoke nothing but their
"El Rayo" and "Aquilla' cigars. f1ned
| made in ali sizes. Yes. thank YOU. Mr..
nlakey " III R jast '"f fer m G"n Nearly mort
| of my last box
another thing YOU will like about
| this store. Charlie: there isn't place
| in the city where YOU will lind a hntr
| line of smokers articles and tobacco
At uncle's request. Mr.. Blakely show
| ed Charlie the large pool room IN ti i.'
rear where many of the best men IN
| town met of an evening Tor game vi
| pool and billiards. ,,,,,;.
Mr. Blakely at this point took Charlie
and showed him their immense num- ,f
| dor stock room, where thousands ol
the very finest cigars were Kept IN
perfect condition.
Wasn't that a stock for Your ,, lif e.,
eNclaimed Charlie. as 3 hidd Hs,j mr. Blake
beside, running the leading cigar store
of the city. they are headIuartcrs lo'
| baseball information and their patron
| age is enormous. >,
"Mr. Bakely loves a good Joke,
laughnely remarked Uncle, lana ne To MAS
hopeful he read about in the Ladies
Home Journal, 1t seems a little boy
asked his s@5her REPLIED ii Fq ha M4a
d do 'n You ""a ASK p Beca"se' replied The
shaver Mary Jones took nearly nHd an ,m my
| her hoped it'd Rotterdam teeth out.
why such a pensive mood inIuir,
s he H ho1S OF Ih caf Ne as was s watns
| I'm thinking about that COMPOUNDED
single YOU gave us this morning. he
"Why, Charlie dear" exclaimed ,aiI2. !, Nellie
and she whispered a moment to uncle
you're a clever little girl to know it,
Nevertheless. YOU go ahead. Charlie, and
keep thinking. but I'll tell it to YOU be-
fore we get, home; if you cant make
with luncheon they once more started
as Uncle Henry knew by long expert.
home and commencing housekeeping
AS they passed up Heron street; IN,
advice telling them of the necessity OF
| having their laundry work done by
firm who thoroughly understands the
We'll run over to the Gloss Steam
Laundry and IN show YOU through.
these parts and launder everything from
a collar to a family wash said he
Your aunt used to say it did not pay
| drv did it so well and so reasonable
- One thing IKE about t the u Clos Gle ,'
lis the promptness of their. work. Ne
matter whether | want 1t in one, two
or three days. | only have to ask ant
it's delivered promptly. - ,o,so ~.
manager. they We're shown through tl'
plant and were much interested in III,
many machines that We're laundering
| pieces by the thousand.
My! What lot of machinery they
have here remarked Nellie. as theA
stood Watching one of the man gle , irot
! a nine-quartcr sheet in half the time
it takes TO tell about it.
II should say yes replied Henry
",Few, people in Ahsrdr"n rtaliz" . rha!
, Young women and turns out thousands
of pieces of Nat work and collars ant
cuffs weekly not to msnti@ rhd tno hsH
| full line of up-to-date machinery am
they take such splendid care of linens
ing a package of Gloss Lanndr,'-every
thing is therr-properly laundrled an1
not worn out
"Charlie, dear" exclaimed Nellie, ,,ls3 a. a,
| that horrid suit YOU are wearing. mere
can we get some nice wearing apparel
"Why, we'll 20 up the street to tn,
| fastest growing clothing store aroun,
GravS Harhor" said he. "BlNth \
Rlvth. 3o2 East Heron street. carry the
/ SWEETEST line of clothing and gent
furnishings in town. and YOU ought t.
trade there"
Arriving mt Blyth's, Charlie humor
| ed Nellie by allowing her to select wv,
handsome business suits Knapp Re !
hat some half dozen star and VIII
| SON BROTHERS shirts. several suits "1
| Munsinss Health underwear. pair OF
! Dents gloves. a half dozen of kciS"r
ncckw"ar and n FUN supply of fancy
| hosiery.
lust look ut that tine line of cloth
| ing" exclaimed | nclr Henry. Aren
they nnhhv ones? They're the cclchrat
ed IIirsh- Wickwrc companN's and Mich
arl stern X CO.'S clothes. and their lal,e
inc hrttor made for the money and toi
| business suits they are certainly tln".
"Whrn anybody tells You this is thu
clothing house of the city Won can renu
lily believe them. Besides. You nn"edn
| he afraid of being oN"r-charGrd her'
for goods. for ever since Hirth X HlNtl
! who have known for a long time. haN'
been i'm business here. they have draw
Il lot of trade from other stores. 70
besides CARRYING the largest and hes
line ni clothing in town. their St\le
are always the latest and when people
in \hrr,lvrn ind where they can get
| .lnllHr'S worth for Il dollar. II don't tax
I'm lone ia d"Vid" wh"r" they ar" Soln'
Nov we can't go to Housekeeping
| without something to eat. remarked