The Sauk Centre herald., 1896-12-17


and bows wear Underwear, neckwaar
suits Of every description. overcoats.
gloves, hosiery, footwea,-indeed you
may go to them without even the shirt
to your back and enerage the we'll
dressed man or boy at small outlay.
Their fur oyercoats are now in demand.
Ladies ure invited to call here to fuifilf
the plans for the masculine supplies,
In the shoe department He.mer Hills
dale pays particular attention to the
covering tor the feet, and tho he must
of necessity stoop to do it he will give
You perfect 6t tor any shape or size OF
loot. He keeps a large assortment OF
ladies' and children's shoes and rubbers,
mems boots, shoes and lubbers. knit,
felt and rubber goods, and great va
riety OF leather. felt and embroidered
slippers.
In the dry goods department you can
see silk dress goods, Muf1ers. fur coats
and capes aprons. silk and embroidered
handkerchieis, and thousand and one
things that are both useful and orna-
mental. fully & Co have always had
the reputation of keeping as clean and
well nnssorted stock OF staple and fancy
drygsa,ns as could he found in the North
west, and this holiday season finds their
store better supplied than ever. Your
lady friends will ALWAYS appreciate n
pair otkid gloves, a halt dozen hneihand-
kerchieis, or any one OF a thousand arr
tIcles which 60 to make up sucl, n COM
plete stock OF ladies' furnishing goods as
s1fAy be tound at the Boston Dry Goods
store. No need OF sending out of the
CITY for ANYTHING iii the line OF dry goods.
eycryt hing.
This Is the season when How Bros. &
Co. want to sell you stove or range,
and they have some beauties Then,
too. this is the time when your plumb
ing needs looking after, and you are be
ginning to consider what a convenience
it would be il there. was only a hath
room iii the house, They can tit you
out. And just lock at their pocket
knives, bread knives, razors scissors
ami shears. 1t is the useful things that
make acceptable presents. you know.
Fl. F. Alden The jeweler, says his store
is getting smaller, but that is simply a
case OF mistaken identity" 1t Is not
that the store is smaller, only Horace
wants more room, and he keeps spread
ing out and is not satisfied even with
more stores. He has large and at
tractlve stock of gold aud silver watches
silverware. pearl and fountain pens, di-
amond and garnet pins. rings, ladies'
guard chains, stick pins and full line
ot staple articles. He has replenished
this stock with special reference to the
requirements of the Holiday Trade.
Hyou want to get up good Christ
mas dinner go to ]. Nd. Reio & Sons
market where you can buy oysters, tur-
kies. chickens, games and choicest meats>
5le buy nice roast and give it to some
poor family,
A, Dahlem's Department. Store is
'.chuck full" of new ideas and stylish
designs. Novelties in four-in-hand silk
scaifs. and the latest things in hats and
caps. Their custom made garments are
reliable in material and make reaeon.
able IN price and as perfect as anv mer-I
chant tailor in the lard can produce.
Ladies can find there dress galore, fancy
ncck- wear and fine shoes. They are
now giving one barrel OF fancy apples
with each $25 90 purchase, and each
boy sled with each So so suit OF
clothes purchased. At their Grocery and
Confectionery Sore can be found con-
fectionery, seasonable fruits pipes, ci-
gars and etc. They have on hand 200