The record-union., 1897-12-18
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
WHERE TO BUYHOLIDAY GIFTS
FOR ALL CLASSES.
Every Opportunity for Those VINO
Believe Tt Is More Blessed to
Give Than to Receive.

A half hour spent nowadays upon the
street in the business portion Will plainis
show that elaborate preparations Tor hoii-
day business have been made by the
live merchants of this city. never oiu
the display windows of the stores pfeSSiie
a more inviting or more artistic appeal
ance. AT all hours may be seen cro"ds
Of shoppers almost blocking foot lfdVei
as they stand on the sidewalks IN aoihlI "a "a
uon. while other crowds pour III <ii1
out, thronging the aiSleS and pressing Iue @
counters of the many establishments. All
this gives evidence that purse strings are
being loosened as hearts are opened anu
that the people are as ready ana 1ple 70
buy as the merchants have been to abund-
antly provide. No one need to invest a
cent outside of this city as our own
dealers can afford and do sell wares OF all
kinds at lower prices than in larger cities
where rents and help are higher. II you
cannot find what you seek in the hSt
appended, you may as we'll give up anu
look no further:
FINE JEWELRY, PRECIOUS STONES.
GOLD AND SILVERWARE-
Emil Steinmann. 612 J.
Charles j. Noack, 6iS j. -
H. WachhoFst J, Third and Fourth.
J. LYMAN, 40 K.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co.
Hale Brothers * Co:
WaSserman, Davis K Co.
Uncle Ike $50 K.
PAINTINGS, FRAMED PICTURES AND
HOLDINGS.
W. P Fuller & Co., 1016 Second street.
Weinstocl1. Lubin & Co, 400412 K street.
Wasserman, Davis & Co.. K. Sixth and
Seventh.
Hale Bros. & Co, Ninth and K
II. Tariel S04 J.
c. H. krebs 6; Co. 626 j.
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John Breuner, Sixth and K.
Weinstock Lubin 6, Co. Fourth and K.
". D. Comstock. Fifth and K
ChaS. NJ. Campbell, 41-413 h.
Ingram & Bird. SIT K.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. LAMPS
AND PLATED WARE.
Sacramento Glass and Crockery Com
pany, J, near Seventh
loan Breuner, sixth and K.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co., Fourth and K.
l. L. Lewis & Co.. 5C2-5ei j.
Great American Tea Importing Com
pany. 611 ].
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
Weinstock. Lubin & CO., Fourth and x;
Wasserman, Davis & Co. J. Sixth and
Seventh
Hale Bros. & Co, Ninth and K
Albert Elkus, j ST. opp. Plaza
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ALBUMS AND
GAMES.
w Il. Purnell, 610 ].
h =. CrOckeT q Co.. ZUo-ElV j.
Adam Haubold. 1922 j.
Wa.ssern1an. Davis & Co.. K, Sixth and
Seventh.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co., Fourth and K.
Hale Bros & Co., Ninth and *.
H. Tariel, S04 j.
DRY GOODS. LINENS AND LADIES
WARES.
Wassernan. Davis & Co.. K, Sixth and
Seventh.
Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and K.
=. Wilson & Co, Sixth and j.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co., Fourth and K
Madam Sw1lling 1912 Eighth street
J-street Bargain House (Red House).
j. SeVenth and Eighth.
SHOES. SLIPPERS, CATERS, ETC.
Hale Bros & Co, Ninth and K.
The Charles p. Nathan Co., ]. Sixth and
Weinsiock. Lubin & Co. Fourth and K
Wasserman. Davis & Co., K, Sixth and
Seventh.
J-street Bargain House (Red House,,
J, Seventh and Eighth.
Albert Elkus. j St. opp. Plaza.
PIANOS, ORGANS. MUSICAL BOOKS
AND INSTRUMENTS.
A J. Pommer. Ninth and ].
Harvey q Ochsner, K, Seventh and
Eighth.
Mrs. M A. Pealer. 62l-623 J.
Mrs /. Van Alstine, COZ ].
Madam Miller K, Sixth and Seventh.
Wasserman, Davis & Co.. K. Sixth and
Seventh.
" El&lSLDGh l1uBlil O. W. K OAR VI a-A0 1A
Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and X.
J-street Bargain House (Red House). J.,
Seventh and Eighth.
FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
Charles +. Barton, SO and 400 4
Beasley & Son. 5l6-5ls J.
The Pacific. J, near Eighth.
Christianson & Co. 7o3-l05 ].
J. McMorry, Sixth and NJ.
Kilgore & Tracy, Eighth and J.
T. Lynn, Fourteenth and Q.
j. Bellnler. Tenth and n.
Feldhusen, Eighth and l..
John Riley, Tenth and Z.
J. Wingard. Twenty-fifth and 0.
Perkins & Son. Eleventh and ].
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
The Charles P. Nathan Co.. ]. Sixth
and Seventh.
II TILT CO 1S