Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-08

The Famous PaFlhroLGr anil JGVGlGr.

Many years have passed since r. e Lytle came to;
ST. Paul and established business as l0aner Of
money on goods. He came with me highest cecor1-
mendat ons possessing fine business qualifications
and as to his financial integrity. HIS recor in this
city than justlies the en- orse,nent Of his ref
erences. Ee adopted broad, liberal policy. and his
business has fourished and grown to IN enormous
extent While his name is faY0r4biy knOw1 through
out the entire Northwest i'll TACT. his goods have
found their way from central Wisconsin and Iowa TO
the very heart OF Montana AID Westward to the Rocky
mountains. BY the fairest, squa~est dealings he has
built hi trade, and no merchant any line bears
better reputation to-day among the people.
Three TINES
EIr. Lyle has been obliged TO enlarge his centrally To-
Gated store and within few weeks he has made g,
most important addition, now having two e.eEant
stores or snow rooms i'll one forming Of TIE most
Northwest. His
is displayed with taste and the decorat ons Of
for which NJ. Lyle IS noted ana which he exercises
not in the selection OF his goods. but IL teir
rangement and IL al his surroundings.
TIE THOUSANDS or PEOPLE
who have pu chased goods OF Mr.. Lyle unanimously
claim that they have saved great dea OF money by
selecting from his stock.
SPLENDID IIBERALITr.
Grat;fed by his abundant success and being pos
sessed OF an unusual Spit ofliberaty Ir Little
of his choicest goods whose values were great
Last year the PIONEER Press said of his Christmas
For some time past Mr. Z. Lyle the well known
pawnbroker and dealer in fine irweIry, adver-
rich gifts purchasers OF goods amounting - and
upwards. While this advertising widely ii> til D.
uted. and VIII lie the object 70 stimulate legiti-
mate trade, Mr.. Lyle has never allowed any sales
to mention his plau.much less urge II upon
customers but AFTER purchases were made. each per-
son who bought up TO or beg nd the amount named.
presented witt, numbered ticket III consecutive
series stating that the holder if his her number
should be drawn, would be entitled to one of the
gifts announced which were az is stated below.
No il drew the solid gold bracelets worth 500 and
No156 the beautiful necklace and locket worth 800
the lucky holders in the young unmarried ladies'
class.
No. 1O5 drew the solitaire diamond eardrops worth
at wholesale 5000. in the married ladies' class.
No. 766 drew he superb geld watch, chain and
! charm, worth $3.50, an the gen!lenen's class.
The award was made i'll absolute fairness by en-
goods thus gwen away tree OF ali consideration, are
fully worth the prices named.
This year DIR. Lyle Will distribute among his Gus
toners numbered
AND COSTLY GIFTS,
which, for perfection of workmanship. for beauty of
finish and for excellence of material have been
excelled 1t st. Paul
LIST OF THE GIFTS FOR 1882!
magnificent set of solitaire Diamond EdT-drops
The stones arc white deep and perfect, weigh five
| gold. The vane OF the splendid gift is : 90.
| A gentlemans Gold Wd'ch of the finest workman
heavy solid gold chain accompanies the watch
Value of this royal gift $500!
| complete set of Siiuer Ware. of the most modern
and Iuisie design for the palace of king Value
OF this superb eift$l0O!
pair of Solid Gold Bracelets perfectlv beautiful
and supplied with fashionable bangles Value of this
This year Mr.. Lyle has adopted still liberal
plan of distribution, giving the poorest person
an equal chance Instead of requiring that purchase
amounting to at least 50 shall be made. ticket in the
drawing will be presented to each customer.
ter whether the purchase amounts to 10 gents Or
81 600!
FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE.
Nor mas Mr. Lyle forgotten the little folk in his
Christmas benefactions. Santa Claus has Instructed
INN to give gift TO some nice little girl and one to
some good little boy
For the little girl there will be perfectly gorgeous
doll worth at least 800. 1t will be char1ningy and
fasonaby dressed and viii be the most eiegant doll
lady in the whole State of Minnesota.
For the little boy lie has marvellous Punch and
large box which is arranged ike
regular theater, with scenery and curtain
In bed a colored gentleman is seen. Satan
appears at the head of the bed and the colored fellow
Jumps up IN fright. A big policeman who looks
like the ylEilant officer, John Cock comes in and the,
frightened fellow hides his head under the clothes
fun: This splendid toy winds up with key and runs
half an hour,
THE TICKETS ARE FREE.
All little boys and girls sending after ticket must
inclose directed envelove with stamp.
PARTIES at distance wishing to make N nr,rcbaca
can write and give us a description or an idas oF
about what they want, and we will send them several
pieces or articles 10 select FROM so that YOU can make
d. purchase Just as well as though YOU in the
store or you could enclose draft for about what Won
would IKE TO invest for the article that Won wish TO
purchase, and We will select for YOU and send Won
the best bargain we have in the store for the amount
sent.
We receive letters every day from parties with en-
closed draft or postal order, reading like this
Mr.. LYLE:
Dear Sir-Enclosed find draft for $40 for
which please send the best gold watch you can sell
for that amount. 49,
When we select, give you just as good bargains
as though you were here