The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
FELLOWS e. EASTEY.
They get to the Front as Usual
With a Magnificent Stock.
Beautiful Books, Novelties, Toys,
Rare Christmas Cards, Gold
and Silver Pens etc.


day trade and it is real pleasur,
for the lover of the beautiful and I'm
ique, as we'll as those who are search
ing for bargains, to vieH the article
thus displayed.
A BAzoo reporter in his wander
ings yesterday happened in at th,
large and well known Book and
Stationary emporium of Fellows 4
Eastey at No. 20S Ohio street and, hi.
eyes we're absolutely dazzled with the
array of beautiful, novel, unique,
usefnl and really artistic articles
which the long line of coun.
ters displayed. Every inch OF
space was occr pied and the arrange.
ment was so nicely managed that the
colors blended in kind of kaleido.
scope of hues which almost defes de.
scription. On one hand were shelves
completely hidden by a magnificent
stock of
CHRISTMAS CARDS
in quaint designs on celluloid, satin
and even wood, and their beautiful
tints, exquisite painting. dainty
friDges and ribbons. finished with ap.
propriate greetings in prose and verse
In illuminated letters, made q picture
which could not but leave a lasting
impression. Beside the cards, too,
were handkerchief cases of rich fash.
ioning and new designs. as we'll as
boxes of stationery, shaped like hamp-
ers, baskets, houses and similar de-
signs, also gold and oxydized silver
pen holders and pens, rich enough to
please the most luxurious taste and
fine enough to write letter to the
Goddess of Love herself.
Just beyond these shelves there
IVES one especial counter devoted to
"PLUsH GOODS"
which, although, not new in
covering, are entirely new in design
and finish. One especial combination
toilet and manicure set in a scarlet
plush case was grand enough for an
and yet eminently fitted for
any mans wife or sweetheart. There
we're also hundreds of other toilet
cases, work boxes, albums, cuff boxes.
fan boxes, brush-broom boxes, frames,
ETC., in this display, and those seek
ng presents should see it before de.
,iding to buy. Not only were plush
goods a part of the stock, however,
,ut in Turkish morocco, undressed
lid. alligator and
EMBOSSED LEATHER.
such articles as albums, pocket
books, writing desks, cuff, and collar
Eases, gentlemen's toilet cases, and
having sets.
As to the display of
GAMES AND TOYS,
nothing like it was ever seen in this
,ity before. Dolls, automatic engines,
newing cats, barking dogs, pigs in
he clover" and pigs out of the
lover, sets of dishes, drums,
ops, balls, horns, wooden ware
nd tin ware, in fact,
verything to please the children and
make them happy. In games there
we're chess and checker boards, par
hest board, authors and the celebra
ed new game called
THE HALMA,
7hich recently engaged the entire at
ention of New York's celebrated
400" and caused the japanese min.
'ter and a well known senator to sit
p all night, in Washington, d. c.,
D fascinating did it prove. In
book holders and easels this
RIM cannot be eclipsed and THEN
.Ock of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
mbraces everything new, interesting
nd rare. Among the books, are, of
purse, all standard works, beautifully
ound and illustrated, as well as
ooks for children, manuels. bibles,
'xt books, prayer books, blank books
nd everything else in this line which
.reful taste and experience has Sc
cted. Indeed in closing, the
,porter would say to
ALL READERS
lat the man, woman or child who can.
OF find something to please in the
and complete stock found
Fellows&. Eastey would not be suited
heaven, but would want to get a
oder and look out over the rea ms of
'ace to see if anything could be found
ore attractive.
CALL ON THEM. |,
i'd convince yourself that the re.
orter of the paper published for the
sople now on earth" is not a
rr1L oxko~ - - II. Dill.