The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-14
For The Holidays.

Every year seems 10 produce new uc-
mand for Holiday gifts, and this demand
has led to the manufacture Of innumera-
bic articles Of use and ornamentation,
which multiplies annually. The display Of
goods suitable for Christmas presents in
Bloomsbury this year fully equals II 1t
does not surpass, any previous year. A
tour of inspection is well worth ones time.
Starting in at
|. W. HARTMAN Il sons,
the eye is first attracted by the tasteful
display of Vests statuary in one of the
show windows; the opposite window is
filed with handkcrchiefs of all sizes,
shapes and colors Stepping inside one
finds it very difficult to choose from
among the large stock that is spread out
on the counters, shelves, and everywhere.
japanese goods, childrcn's books in great
variety, scrap, photo and autograph al
buns, fine assortment Of Christmas
cards, books, games and thousands of other
articles, present tempting sight, and
make one wish for full pocket book.
Passing up the street the show windows
of
/. W. MKELvY
next attract attention. with their profusion
of laces fine cloths, ladies' cloaks, hand
kerchiefs, &c. Inside is found the usual
large stock of dry goods, and the full as
sortment constantly kept in this extensive
establishment.
On the other side of the street
O. W. BERTsoH
exhibits well selected stock of gents fur
nishing goods, cloths and cassimeres to
make suits tc order, hats, gloves, &c.
F. d. DENTLER
shows gents furnishing goods, boots and
shoes tor everybody.
q. A. CLARK
has opened the Holiday season with his
usual large and wellselected stock of fine
goods, which it would be almost useless to
attempt to enumcrate. Christmas cards
travelling cases, writing desks, jewel boxes,
inkstands, books of all kinds and fancy
articles, are among the most prominent.
Go and see them for yourself.
f.. p. BILIMEYER
exhibits glassware, fine china goods, and
for the inner man has great assortment
of provisions and groceries which are nee.
essary in the makeup of a complete Christ
mas dinner.
AT
CLARK & SONS
another feast is prepared for the eyes. ASK
for most anything you want and they can
supply you. They have dry goods, books,
dolls, Japanese goods, bric-a .brac, silver
ware, albums. mirrors in plush frames
toys, hand bags, fancy soaps in fact, i
would take less time to tell what they have
not got Their large rooms are overflow
ing with goods and customers. Thei
front windows attract much attention.
BERNHARD, THE JEwELER
displays silverwarc, watches, clocks and {
general line of jewelry. Anything no
kept in stock by him can be procured from
|
SAVAGE & co.
also have Il fine line of jewelry, silverware
&c.
| d. LowENBERG,
the leading clothier, is ready with an enor'
nous stock for his many customers, an
can supply all wants in the clothing lin
from hat down to stockings. A full lin
of gents furnishing goods, suits ready
made, or made to order, buffalo robes
seal caps, trunks valses, jewelry, &c, 81
LUTz & SLOAN
show fine laces, silks, pushes, velvet'
ribbons, iewelry, fancy articles, fine dres
goods, and their usual stock of dry good
is now fuller than ever. The ladies cal
not fail to find something that will plea:
them at this store.
EVANS & EYER
: have a nice stock of gents furnishin
, goods, hats, caps, clothing, and are pr'
pared to make suits to order in the lates
| styles.
the uptown druggist, exhibits some fiji
goods in the stationery line, embracir
books, albums, fancy boxes of ditfere
kinds also toilet sets, perfumery bottle
r vases, &c.
4 Among the other places where gool
suitable for gifts may be found are Moy
Bros, who have toilet sets, perfumes
bottles, and other fancy articles; N.
= Hendershott and G. A. Klein, about Il
q same line; Cadman and Correll, furn
! ture.
The uptown merchants, G. G. Marr
: X. Miller and j. b. Skcer, each show &c
r eral stocks of merchandise, and off
n many inducements to customers, in qu,
ity and price.
! W. II. GILMORE
g has an extensive stock that will please t
: children. Toys up stairs and down stat
: and all over the house. 1t looks as thou
Santa Claus had driven his reindeers
a there and dumped his load. No place
town offers more attractions for the lit
ones, and gifts purchased there will
sure to make their little hearts glad.
If you are looking for more expensi
present for your wife or daughter go to
]. sALTZER's
and buy an organ, II piano or II sewi
machine. He always keeps II large nu
8 ber on hand to select from.
Finally go to the stores and see the
y plays, and you will agree with us that t
a Holiday goods were never prettier
% more numerous than now.