Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-04

If toothbrushes and
Over md packages of shaving soap
S' ~ ~ soap-c ca rtons,& eethlng-N
sne ns earden-seeds. and patentsmedt-
aines In yellow packagesW-noosstrlms
Cor consumption, Tor WoiIleh Q su.s-
aases,,-notorious mixtures OF oPlnm
| and alcohol. inlthe very snopsto Wnten
her husband sent pa.aeh'" ~
lli Van = second-story window tho
~, wv p. Kcnnicott, Phys.
seon, ~ wooden motion-pictuge the
caI,ed "The Rosebud Movie
palace." Autographs announcing =
rim, called FATTY in Love.a':s ~
M Rowland & Gould's Grocery In
the display fwindow', black;sgoVerr1pe
bananas inc lettuce /. on IaacaL
u,as sleeping. Shelves lined wfth-rred
orane naper which was now faded
and torn and concentrically spotted.
Irst against the wall Of the SECOND
story The signs Of lodges-thes Knte hts
Of Pyth:as. the Maccabees, the Wood
"'I Dahl & oleson's Meat Market-a
a iewelry shop With tinny-looking
wrist watches for women N front
Of It, al the curb. a huge
clock which did not go.
fly buzzing saloon with n n.
liant gold and enamel whisky sig1
ocross the front. Other saloons dpwn
The block. From them a stink sof
stale beer. and thick voices believing
nidg;n German or trolling ont dirty
sonps-yice gone feeble and, unenter-
nrising and dull-the delicacY. OF -
mining camp minus it's vigor. In
front of the saloons, farmwaWes sit
ting on the seats Of wagons, waiting
for their husbands to become; drunk
and ready to start nome. ~
A tobacco shop called THE Smoke
House" filled with young men shak-
ing dice for cigarettes. Racks of mag
azines and pictures Of coy fat pros
flutes in striped bathing suits.
A clothing store with a display'pf
"ox-blood- shade .Oxforjs with buff
dog toes" Suits winch looked worn
and gloss'ess while they were still
new. flabhily draped on dummies like
corpses with painted cheeks. ~
The Bon Ton Store-Haydock & 81.
n,ons'-the largest shop in town. The
first story front OF clear glass, the
with brass. The second storyof pleas
ant tapestry brick. One window OF
excellent clothes for men, inter-
spersed with collars Of floral plque
which showed u daisies on a,saf-
from ground. Newness n an OBJ
yious notion Of neatness and. service
Haydock & Simona. Haydock. She
had met a Haydock at the station;
Harry Haydock; an active person OF
thirty-five. He seemed great to her
now. and very like 3. saint. His shop
was clean!
Axel Egge's General Store, frequent.
ed by Scandinavian farmers. In the
shallow dark window-space heaps Of
sleazy sateens. badly woven galateas
canvas shoes designed for women witt
bullying ankles. steel and red glass
buttons upon cards with broken edges
a cottony blanket. a. granite,ware fry
: ing-pan reposing On a sun-faied, crepe
G blouse. .
= Sam Clark's Hardware Store. Al
: air of frankly metallic enterprise
Guns and churns and barrels of nail!
l and beautiful shiny butcher knives.
Chester Dashaway's House Fur
nishing Emporium. A, vista of heay.
oak rockers with leather seats, ASLEEP
. In a dismal row. Ks.
? Billy's Lunch. Thick handleles
! cups on the wet. oilcloth-coyere
! counter. An odor OF onions and tn
smoke of hot lard. In the doorwXk
a. young man audihly sucking, a tooth
:. pick. q
|: Continued Tomorrow Evening.