Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-03-24
PINE BLJFF. ARKANSAS MONDAY MORNING. MARCH "A l897
ARTISTIC SPRING DISPLAYS.
Lovely show Windows Decorated With
 Handsome Wares.

Nhh nv NCANiSo NAf7PAoJ CA eAb hhAt7f LII most beautiful of all seasons.
 Human ingenuity and skill in ar combine to tempt the purchaser to ; more liberal loosening of the purs, strings, and goods and wares are so wonderfully cheap that il seems that every man, woman ano child in the city would have ar abundant supply of wearing apparel
 The question is often asked, "Whert shall l go to do my shopping?' This question was recently satisfac- torlly answered in the hearing of q GRAPHIC reporter by lady of mature years and of considerable shopping experience, when she said:
 'I always find that it pays 10 pur chase where l am sure of courteous and intelligent attention by the salesman, and from those who have enough enterprise to let the public know, through the newspapers, that they are in business. In houses of this description you will never find old, shop-worn goods, but the stock like the proprietor, will be up-to- date, fresh and stylish.
 Among the Pine Bluff firms that have lovely spring goods and hand some show windows, the GRAPHIC takes pleasure in referring to the fol- lowing, and in these houses the cus- toner is sure to meet with the most courteous treatment, and find the goods sold just as represented:
 Stearns x Co.,, jewellers. This firm carries very handsome line of jewell ry and novelties usually carried by first-class establishments of it's kind. The show windows are always at- tractive with beautiful goods. The cut glassware now in them attracts the admiration of all beholders.
 Isaac Dreyfus, clothier. The name of this enterprising business man is known in all parts of Arkansas, for the business done by him is very large. He employs only the best and l most attentive statesmen, and in his house lady, gentleman or child can purchase complete outfit of wearing apparel, in quality to suit purchaser. This is strictly a One Price house, and your money will be refunded goods sold are not as represented. The window decorator for this house is person possessed of taste and skill and his work always pleases the most fas tidious eye.
 c. Voss x Bro, dealers in sporting goods, cutlery, vehicles, harness, etc. This house has an enviable reputa- tion for honesty and fair dealing. coupled with the superior quality of goods handled. The display of goods is always attractive and up-to-date Kastor & Bluthenthal, clothiers, dealers in gents furnishing goods. 1 The establishment owned by this l firm is a handsome one, occupying as it does very large building, and they take great pride in keeping their superb stock in an attractive con dition. The display in the large show windows at the present time is lovely beyond compare.
 Kaufman Bazaar. This firm deals in dress goods and millinery, and the stock in hand is large and magnifi- cent one. The Bazaar is u popular place for ladies of fashion, for there they are always sure to find the very latest styles i'll dress goods and mil- linery. At the present time the two large show windows are devoted to asdisplay of spring hats and ladies shirt waists.
 Blum's. This name is familiar to all, as is also his place of business. Mir. Blum has been engaged in busi- ness in Pine Bluff over quarter Of q century, and no business man stands higher in the estimation of our peo- pie than does he. His establishment is one of the largest of the kind in the State and his present stock sur l pti5oCS III tdbiC etilh CiSS uASC thiiJ tsti before carried by him. The show windows are large and always beau tifully decorated.
 The Honnet Dry Goods Company. This firm does business at thes ol stand of the Great Red Store. There you can find anything you want in dress goods, shoes or millinery, and you are always sure to receive the most polite and courteous attention from both proprietors and statesmen. The firm this season has received one of the largest and handsomest stocks of goods ever brought to the State, and. thesam is being sold at wonder Ifully low prices. The houseis a credit to our city, and the d!splay of goods, both iii the show windows and in store, is a credit to the firm.
 S. A. Rosenberg. This gentleman deals in stationery, books, periodi- Icals, novelties, cigars, tobaccos, etc
 His establishment is undoubtedly the handsomest of its kind in the State. His business is increasing 1 month by month, due to three