Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-22

A.SaSu Panso kioSo, RlSiuR tueH0 D08u-
tiful appearance. These goods are all
carved and trimmed with
gold bronze. In another department
we're the celebrated bent wood Austrian
chalrs-Thonst's-irst ever brought to
Seattle. These goods are both in ebony
and Coco Bolo, and very handsome.
The next place visited is one Of Rener-
al interest and Is known - the
SEATTLE BAzAR,
Mr.. H. z. Levy being the proprietor.
In this mammoth establishment ia dis
played one of the most varied and ele-
CANT itOcks of holiday goods ever
brought to Washington Territory.
Among the many articles WORTHY OF
special mention we have selected the
following: Presentation silver tea sets,
insvarious colored metals, the
designs being flowers, plants and birds;
silver and painted porcelain ice pitch
ers; Dresden China figures, and flowers;
Bacarat vaces, in late and atsthsoic de-
signs; Russia leather fans handsomely
painted; genuine Italian majolica ele-
plant table lamp; terra Gotta statuary,
single and in groups; steel engravings;
real oil paintings, and line Of bsauti-
full clocks.
Coming on up Commercial street the
next place presenting q holiday appear
auce Was
JOHN sULLIvAN's,
Where is to be found q vast and varied
of toys and fancy goods.
Several Saint Nicholases could here
stock up, and fill the stockings, as we'll
Tho or abs ka bo L.
Puget Sound. The leading attractions,
however, are the large doll, ~ inches
long, and the beautiful, satin-lined, up
sled in the show window.
Crossing over, our reporter was at
tracted into the ware-rO0ms of
HALL & PAULSON,
where parlor set consisting Of seven
pieces, upholstered in silk and silk plush,
caught his eye. There he found library
chairs, upholstered in leather, and many
other handsome articles. A Turkish
rocker in silk and plush, worked in
and trimmed with gold and
chenille cord. is being upholstered bv
j. ID. Nelson, the boss workman in that
line. This chair will gladden. some
Seattle gents heart on Christmas morn
ing.
On the corner of Mill and CONNER
cial street, a person is attracted by the
display in the show window of
g. KELLOGG co.'s
Hero are elegant three
def ked jewel cases, finished in different
colored satin; jewel cases finished in
terra Gotta and plush; and nickle mount
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let case-something novel and beautiful;
and many other choice toilet articles,
designed for rare Christmas gifts.
The next attraction is to be found on
Mill street, at the jewelry emporium
presided over by
CHARLES NAHKR,
Who has made speciality of diamonds,
in sets, rings and pins, solid silver and
plated ware, watches, chains, charms.
etc., for the holiday trade. His line of
bracelets is also varied and handsome.
Perhaps the most handsome present in
this establishment is diamond set,
match.
Next our reporter called at the we'll
known and long established house Of
PUNPHREY b L0wNAN,
Where is to be found in endless variety
bound books IN sets, gift
books, toy books, poems in fringe oov-
ers, photograph and autograph albums,
work boxes, celluloid sets, dressing
cases, Christmas and New Year cards,
toys, toy wagons and velocipedes, pi-
amos, organs, etc.
Going on up to Front street person
is naturally attracted by the beautiful
display of fancy goods at the
Arcade.
Among the most attractive articles there
suitable for presents are the gents
fancy silk and hemstitched handker-
chiefs; silk umbrellas VERY appropriate
for this kind of weather., gents silk
hose; ladies fancy and embroidered
hemstitched handkerchiefs; ladiea neck
wear; gents fine satin-lined suits; mob
BY hats: silk dress patterns; embroid-
cred dress robes; s0utache robes; ladies
silk vests; silk hosiery; cloaks;
plush and velvet hand satchels;
ine laces. from one dollar to eight dol
lars per yard.
A few steps further up the street and
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Where q fine large STOCK OF BOOKS OF AL
kinds, autograph and photograph al.
buns, scrap books. ladies' satchels and
purses, celluloid sets, gold pens, Christ.
mas cards. and Thousand other Attract
tive and elegant articles appropriate for
Christmas presents arc displayed in the
greatest profusiop. Books are here
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