Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

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guafslnk The tent The surroundings
are q rich ana Elegantly deslgnsd up.
k<,.steFy 2ed c4Fpsts and lnerits spsciai
attentasn. Ar. kagkfsrdt = one u The
elty's leading uk,rbsnss sad whenever
called upa1 ! AID sos Pslbllc nndsrlsk.
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l. ]. Qg5a1. iocsiei - ;. Canal street.
dealer Ia &s4fs. me sin<sa aed liquors
cslifoFnsa tfaa lies and KENTUCKY
salsxess. isdcsezsla g ~ long marx. as
be too lnahes display u hantiHg flags
etc. ~ troot III his place 81 Business. Ii
i Unnecessary 70 2dd tht III visiting
knlghls aEsi then frisras are welcome At
ar uainn's.
The Ola Curiosity shop. q Canal
street, Is ssaps lar few dags IA heaor II
tie occasion. Visitors may xell look a.
Mr.. Travis stock Il new and second,
baud stores fof baEgains-
New FIRM DoooratesA
The fsir. the latest acquisition 20
tsrand kapids' lat Il mercantile houses
ls ia lac with literal display u tiags-
These. with the new awnings. etc. make
= eredltabio showing. The Fair 10 lo-
Gated al 63 and g. Canal street. and Z.
l. Green is the proprietor. Although
bot having his foil stock Ia the build
ing. the doors OF Mr.. Greens establish
nlent are open 10 all yisltors
Without question the most expensive,
the most elaborate aud most attractive
display along the whole line Of march Is
that OF the Hey man Company. ia front
OF their beautiful structure. IL seems
almost shame 10 cover the beauties IT
ina ffrs.as. ~ A..el.It..a. u.tf Hs4r.a
anu bunting. thus hiding from the sisl-
tors view the handsomest front IN the
city. But the popular fad among the
merchants was 10 decorate. and 30 Hey
naan Company fell Ia line. They decor.
ated with vengeance. though. and the
magnineence 81 the display IS an astoun-
der 10 tho knights and visitors 10 the
city. From north aud south looking
towards the Heyman Company's build
ing the display stands out prominently
and consplcuously from ali others. A.
A. Raven. the assistant manager OF this
nrm. Is deserving Of much credit for the
working out OF this elegant decoration.
The front OF the building is fairly bur
dened with yards upon yards Of red.
black and white bunting. From the
windows extending toward the center,
fhll width pieces OF bunting have been
arranged. In the center is X. q. L. NJ.
card and roseate. which sets oil this
particular piece TO a great advantage.
Ia each window are large flags
eublematic Of the order. aud over
tue center arch is neatly Resigned
sign welcoming tho X. .. L. NJ. visitors
To Heyman Companys. The whole dis
play IL capped off with "A neatly exc
cuted portrait Of Oscar Allyn. COM
rnander of Tent 496 The Heyman
Company should receive unstinted
praise for the patriotism they have
shown in making this exhibit. At an
enormous expense. which was not con-
sldered, this firm unhesitatingly went
10 make the most extensive decorations
! on the line Of march. That their ex-
pectations were fully realized is demon.
strated by the liberal and ovcrwhelm-
ing compliments showered upon them
by all.
Always To the Front.
Strahan 4 Grelick. the we'll known
clotniers and merchant taiIors, located
at No. 30 Monroe street. make pretty
display OF bunting and flags in front OF
their place OF business. Strahan a
Grelich are enterprising. TO say the
least and whenever decoration is re-
quired they are right in line
Sir Knight L. Eilerson. the popular
manager OF the Great Atlantic 4 Pacific
/ Tea company, located at los Monroe
street. and with branch at ~ West
Bridge street. hfa the premises of his
establishments gaily decorated with
flags and bunting. and many were the
compliments given him for the pretty
appearances his stores made.
X. ). Brown. who is the proprietor Of
the handsomest cigar emporium in the
state, makes an attractive display OF the
encampment's colors. Ii looks very
pretty. MIR. Browns store is located al
the corner OF Waterloo and Monroe
streets. and visitors that enjoy first.
class smoke should not fail To- procure
Of this gentleman's stock of goods.
Popular Charlie A. Kelley. proprietor
OF the sample room located at No. IS
Waterloo street. is in line with a neat
exhibit Of hags and bunting. Ii de.
serves special mention.
Born, The Halter. No. "a Monroe
street. is making a display OF bunting
representing the encaDpmanfs cokrs
and II h attracting much attention Nis
itors 10 the city should not forget that
Born, The Halter. is headquarters Tor
the celebrated "Youman's" hat lie
has them in all the latest shapes and
blocks for fall wear
An unique display and one that is al
tracing vide spread attention is that II
| Leonard benjamin. ~ and - Monro,
streets. In this firms east display win
dow is an attractive array Of trousers
In the exhibit are seen two pairs 81
trousei's that present al amusing sight
One ~ made for a very feshy man. IA,
other for the smallest of small midgc,s
This 10 a simple demonstration that Mr.
Benjamin can III any one.
The Compton Furniture company. w
X. Compton proprietor. located at Z.
South Division street, makes a prctf,
display 81 bunting aud flags.
Thomas WATSON the well known gro
cerymiEn. located at No. IL South DIyis
ION street Is making display of hunt
ing aud hags IN front 81 his place o
business. In connection with this sue
Iect 10 would not be- smiss 10 state tina
Mr.. Nasson III one q the leading grocer
on South Division street and his steel
of goods IL always fresh and Of the beat
Flags galore. Haunting lazily IN IN
breezes IA front 81 the Steele marke.
No. ~ aud "a south Division street coul.
not fail 30 attract the attention If all TIA
passed this place II business. There
always something inspiring about Oh
Tag ot our county. aud thoee IN front q
the Siieele market are particularly al
tracnrt Mr. Pcgler. the geuiiema
that 'sonducts this popular e~iablish
ment is an enterprlsing merchant. an
he - always % the front when his sci
vices ARE needed. His stock 81 meat,
s ttra ~ a.. 49,. he aoff. d Il.