Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-24
LYTLE,
The Famous PaWnbroker and JeWeler.

Many years have passed since Mr.. E. Lyle came to
st. Paul and established business as loaner of
money on goods. He came with the highest recon-
mendations possessing fine business qualifications
and as to his financial integrity His record in this
city more than justes the endorsement of his ref
erences. He adopted broad, liberal policy, and his
business has fourished and grown to an enormous
extent, while his name is favorably known through
out the entire Northwest, in fact, his goods have
found their way from central Wisconsin and Iowa to
the very heart Of Montana and westward to the Rocky
mountains. By the farest squarest dealings he has
built his trade. and no merchant in any line bears
better reputation to-day among the people.
TIMES
Mr. Lyle has been obliged enlarge his centrally To-
most important addition, having two elegant
stores show rooms in one, forming of the most
Northwest. His
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS
is displayed with taste, and the decorations of
the apartments testify to the fine aesthetic instincts
for which MI Lyle is noted and which he exercises
rangement and in all his surroundings.
THE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
who have purchased goods of Mr.. Lyte unanimously
claim that they have Saved great deal Of money by
selecting from his stock.
SPLENDID L1BERAL1TY
Gratihed by his abundant success and being pos
sessed of an unusual spirit of hberaty Mr. Lyle has
for several years past given away to his customers
of his choicest goods whose values were great
Last year the PIONEER PRESS said of his Christmas
presentation.
For some time past Mr. E. Lytle, the well known
sed that Christmas he should present by lot four
M WsS TO IL
uted and while the object to stimulate legiti-
mate trade, Mr. Lyle has never allowed any sales
man to even mention his plan much less urge it upon
customers but after purchases were made, each per-
son who bought np to or beyond the amount named
was presented with numbered ticket i'll consecutive
series stating that the holder. if his or her number
should be drawn, would be entitled to one of the
gifts announced. which as is stated below.
No. drew the solid gold bracelets worth $780, and
Mol IS the beautiful necklace and ocket worth 800.
No. 1O5 drew the solitaire diamond eardrops. worth
at wholesale $500. i'll the married ladies' class.
No. 766 drew the superb gold watch chain and
charm. worth 1885, IN the gentlemens class
The award was made in absolute fairness by en-
trey disinrerested persons. and the $1,000 worth of
goods thus given away. free of all consideration,
This year Mr.. Lyle viii distribute among his Gus
toners number of
RARE AND COSTLY GIFTS,
which, for perfection of workmanship, for beauty Of
finish and for excellence of material, have been
LIST OF THE GIFTS FOR 1891
A magnificent set OF solitaire Diamond Ear-drops
karats and are most superbly mounted IN heavy solid
gold. The value of the splendid gift is S 90.
ship the case being massive and miracle of beauty
4 heavy solid gold chain hahn accompanies the watch
complete set of Siloer Ware. of the most modern
and EXQUISITE design fit for the palace OF king Value
pair Of Sout Gold bracelets, perfectly beautiful
and supplied with fashionable bangles Value of this
attractive gift 500!
This year Mr.. Lyle has adopted still more liberal
plan of distribution giving even the poorest person
equal chance Instead of requiring that purchase
amounting at least S. shall be made. ticket in the
drawing will be presented to each customer, mat
ter whether the purchase amounts to 10 cents or
$1,000
FOB THE LITTLE PEOPLE.
Nor has Mr. Lyle forgotten the little folk in his
Christmas benefactons Santa Claus has instructed
him to give gift to some nice little girl and one to
For the little girl there VIII be perfectly gorgeous
doll, wort at least 800. IT viii be charrlingly and
fasionaly dressed and will be the most elegant doll
lady in the whole State of Minnesota.
For the little boy he has a marvellous Punch and
Judy show-a mechanical wonder. 1t is IN
large BOY Which .h is arrlns ed like a
IN bed .coIored gentleman is seen. Satan
appears head of the bed and the colored fellow
1 uohn mho on i9G ess
frightened fellow hides his head under the clothes.
Then Punch and Judy suddenly appear, and there is
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 a directed envelove with stamp.
can write and give us a description or an idea of
about what they want, and will send them several
pieces or articles select FROM that make
store or you could enclose draft for about what you
would like to invest for the artiUe that you wish to
purchase, and We will select for you and send you
the best bargane have in the store for the amount
sent.
We receive letters every day from parties, with
closed draft or postal order, reading like this:
Mr.. LyTLE:
Dear Sir-Enclosed find draft for $40. for
which please send the best gold watch sell
for that amount.
When we select, we give xou Just as good bargains
as tbozgh you were here.