The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-06-03


it. Get in the efficiency class and do
it electrically and get all your cleo
trical appliances Of Electrical Supply
Shop, all kinds Of electrical fixtures
and machinery, perculators, and sad
irons, coasters, flashlights, fans, curl
ing irons, nursery bottles, Eden
Washing Machines, Simplex 1roner,
Sewing machines, vacuum cleaner,
desk, wall ceiling lamps and the Ma
tional Mazda lamps. M. A. is an ex-
pert on repair and always hands out
sudden service"
"The home being complete" said
Foxy Grandpa, 1--WE must now look
to the furnishings for it." Hereupon
Polly declared she heard SO much OF
the swell furniture and house furnish
ings at L. w. Gingery's that she de-
sired to 90 there. The result was
they were ushered into such fine
display that the girl was puzzled at
first how to select, but soon she YIELD
ed to the seductiveness Of magni-
ficient parlor suit, bedroom suit in
American walnut; to these she added
brass, iron and duo-folds for the ex-
ira rooms, pictures and wall orna-
ments, Sugs, mattings, linoleums and
art squares. She purchased swell
buffet, fancy rockers, Hoosier kitchen
cabinet, Karpens upholstered furn'-
ture, complete dining room and kit
chen outfit and an ornamental writ
ing desk for hubby. Coming to the
coclusion the L. w. Gingery prices
were below the very whisper OF COM
petition especially the mail order
competition.
"a pretty good start" said Grand
pa," and now we will visit G. ailerud
& Co.'S, big hardware and stove store
where Polly's house-wifely instincts
will have full sway in the marvels OF
kitchen apparatus. There's not mere
comprehensive stock Of cooking
machinery in this section" said he'
"eyery possible piece of kitchen
furniture from a tin dipper to
cooking range is here in all styles
and variety"
Polly was not long in selecting
Monarch Mallable range, % year
guarantee, for general use, followed
nv a Florence oil stove for the ap-
preaching hot weather. She added
complete line of granite ware, ena-
ne ware, tinware, Wear Ever alum
mum were and table cutlery and in
sisted on Charles working up On ap-
iipetite on a Hershey Washing Ma
chine, Daisy churn and Great Wes-
.ern separator purchased. They made
thorough inspection Of the timing,
plumbing and heating department
making arrangements for a Round
Oak furnace for the home while
here. Both selected their fishing
tackle, Charley his sporting goods
and on leaving all three declared they
had been treated right at G. Hllle-
rud's & Co's-just as they lleat
ewvbody.
"You cannot live on love alone IN
that big house," said Grandpa SO at
the grocery he waxed philosoplcal'
"Never neglect your larder," said ne.
s"That important agent OF house
keeping controls masculine temper;
to that end you must patronlze
GROCER on whom you can depent Tor
honest goods. For sometime L nave
found V. L. Burgess perfectly re-
liable. You are sure to find care
full dealer always full stocked with
everything in staple and fancy gro
ceries fresh and first class, including
such we'll known articles as Hdstad
A and B coffee; Monogram and Uni
versity canned goods, relishes etc''
Ind fresh fruits and vegetables. You
will find this the up to the minute
grocery, quick delivery; ring phone
S7. they are Johnny on the spot anu
nrices down to brass tacks." 50
"Now for your bakery products,
said Grandpa" and I want you 70
take YOUR Grandma's advice and hay
GOOD, fresh home bakery products.
When It comes to buying all your IN
Gradients then wasting valuable time
over the bread board and hot oven
Won are wasting time that could De