Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-12
HE DOES THE HAND
SOME THING BY THE.
NEWLY-W WEEDS
They Come to Wi]lmar and Fit Themselves Out
For Housekeeping. Grandpa Gives Them
the Benefit of His Experience
and Foots the Bills.

and first class daily and his pies,
cakes. pastry, buns, etc. are top not
want ii galvanized iron tank. stock
tank, cistern, Well casing, tubing and
he can supply you with the proper
articles at proper prices and makes
about anything to order. You will
want your house properly heated and
Chas. \. Ruth together with G. G.
Selvig will install the famous Nluell-
err Furnace in the new home at right
figures Mr. Rub runs a general fix
it" shop, fixes things right and at mod
crate cost.
81 am a firm believer in the econ
omy and safety of electricity in pref
erence to all of it's so-called equals,
said Grandpu I'VE will make arrange
ments with Peter Pearson for thoroly
wiring the house for this commodity.
Electricity is the light said Grand
pa lit is clearly, artistic, labor
saver and best of all costs no more
than the ordinary light and is always
ready. SO get into the efficiency
class and do everything electrically
and get all of your electrical appli-
unces from Peter Pearson, percula-
tors, sad irons. coasters, flash lights,
fans, nursing bottles, curling irons,
! etc, Westinghouse and American
Beauty brands, none better. They
will furnish small motors to run your
washing machine, sewing machine,
separator, ice cream freezer, churn,
etc, and handle the famous Apex
Vacuum Cleaner. Their stock of
desk. wall, ceiling and floor lamps
is complete and he also installs the
famous Delco Light Plant in close-in
and farm homes Ask him to explain
its merits and when electricity is the
theme. call on Peter Pearson every
time
1T is said there are five autoes to
one bath tub in Minmesota,' said
Grandpa. land as we want to help
change that ratio. We'll call at once on
Ben Benson, contractor for plumbing,
heating sewer and water works, and
! make arrangements for a modern
bathroom and shower in the new
home with all San-o-la bathroom &C.
cessories, Standard equipment and
strictly sanitary plumbing. They are
thoro in their work and will place
none but first class job. To keep
your home coy you must have it
properly heated and they place hot
water or steam to your liking. They
carry nice stock of fixtures, the
Duro Electric Pump, but be sure and
give the San-o-la bath room fixtures
thoro inspection. Also when want
ing repairs, call office phone PAT, res.
1872, they are on the job right now
with quick service
"The home being complete,' said
! Foxy Grandpa, 1--WE must now look to
! the furnishings for it. Hereupon Pol
" declared she heard so much of the
swell furniture and house furnishings
at Andrew Peterson's that she desired
to go there The result was they
! were ushered into such fine display
; that the girl was puzzled at first how
to select but she soon yielded to the
seductiveness of magnificent par
! lOr suit, a bedroom suit in Old Ivory,
! to these she added brass, iron and
| Duo-folds for the extra rooms, pic
lures and wall ornaments, rugs, mat
tings, linoleums and art squares. She
i purchased a swell buffet, fancy rock
ers, davenport, Sellers kitchen cab
met not forgetting a combination
writing desk for hubby. Coming to
the conclusion that Andrew Peter
| sons prices were below the very
whisper of competition-espe cially
! the mail order competition
, "a pretty good start" said Grand
| pa, land now We will visit Nelson G.
! Gabbert's big hardware and stove
store where Polly's housewifely in
stincts will have full sway in the
/ marvels Of kitchen apparatus. There S
! not more comprehensive stock of
! cooking machinery in this section"
: said he, every possible piece of kit
chen furniture from a tin dipper to a
cooking range is here in all styles and
variety. Polly was not long in select
ing a Range Eternal for general use
in her kitchen followed by a Detroit
Eapor stove for the approaching hot
weather. She added complete line
OF graniteWare, enamelWare, tinware
aluminium ware and table cutlery and
insisted on Charles working up an
appetite on a Hershey washing ma
chine, Daisy Churn and Iowa separ
ator which she purchased. Charles
added his fishing tackle, sporting
goods, etc. and on leaving, all three
declared they had been treated right
by Nelson & Gabbrt-just as they
treat everybody"
"You cannot live on love alone in
that big house., said Grandpa, ''you
must have something more substan
tial. At the grocery he waxed phil
osophical. Never neglect your larder,
said he, that important adjunct Of
housekeeping controls masculine
temper. To that end you must pat
ronize a grocery firm on whom you
can depend for honest goods. Fol-
some time 1 have found Blomquist
& Wahlstrand of Palace Grocery Co.
perfectly reliable. You are sure tC
find careful dealers always fullstock
ed with everything in staple and
fancy groceries fresh and first class
including the Atwood Private brand
coffee, Del Monte line of canned
goods, relishes, etc. and fresh fruits
and vegetables. You will find this
the up to the minute grocery, regu
lar delivery, phones 1873 and 1884, They
are Johnny on the spot and prices
down to brass tacks."
Now for your bakery products, ,
said Grandpa, land l want YOU tC
take your Grandma's advice and buy
good home bakery products When il
comes to buying all your ingredients
then wasting valuable time over the
bread board and hot oven, you are
wasting time that could be given tt
other good uses and you are wasting
money, besides getting an inferior
article; as it stands to reason that {
baker who has devoted a life time tc
the business can bake better bread
than a novice and better bread is the
kind you get at Sletten's Ideal Bak
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