The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-12-09
IN THE REALM OF TRADE
A Few Suggestions 10 Herald Readers
From Live Advertisers.
SHOP WINDOWS In HOLIDAY ATTIRE
By Perustng our Advertising Cot.
umns you Will be Enabled so Dis
cover what You want for shat
Xmas Present and where TO ges is.


new store of Henry II. Schott & Co., and
ere many days the place now occupied by
them will have assumed an appearance
not easily recognizable by former patrons
of the store. Mr.. Schott proposes to en-
tirely remodel his place of business, and
is now advertising big clearance sale to
last until Jan. LIST. You can find bar
gains there from this time on.
The Wallace-C oburn Hardware Com
pany have an attractive half-page in this
issue. where they set forth many articles
which the housewife or husband may
need. They do not say so, but We have
it from good authority that they are sell
ing at lower prices than ever.
l. II. Dills & Co. are capturing many
buyers of clothing these days by their
business methods. Some wonderfully
good bargains are offered in their cad" in
another column in listers and overcoats,
which they say cannot be duplicated for
the money anywhere on the coast.
Moore & Moore have tasty lad" en-
titled christmas Shopping" in which
they give Christmas buyers to understand
that to get choice presents they must
come early. They have big stock, but
the very incest lines are fast being closed
out.
The Yakima Hardware Company very
tersely make few suggestions about the
proper thing to purchase, and they say
they can supply you with something for
each member of the family. 1t would be
well not to erlook this firm in making
your holiday selections.
At THE Elite" Manager Arendt says,
Santa Claus is making his headquarters
this year. We are not sure as to the truth
of the statement, but we know that the en-
tire force is up to their ears in work caring
for the big stock of toys and novelties.
Lombard & Horsley have many beau
tiful and useful lines OF holiday goods
There are beautifully upholstered sofas,
rockers, book cases, music racks, lamps,
rugs and tapestries, and they will be
whether you purchase or not
A. SCHNEIDER, the jeweler, has found it
necessary to enlarge his place of bust
ness, and now has fine display of goods
on his shelves. Most conspicuous, per-
haps, is the shining slverware of every
description. He has just added some
handsome silver novelties.
John Sawbridge is wondering why you
don't make your wife or mother present
of the sewing machine they have so often
expressed wish for They can be had
for very low figures this year, At any
rate, he would like to talk with you about
them.
John w. Thomas has established a
reputation among the people of the val
ley for giving just what he says he will
in the quality of the goods sold. He
handles all grades of goods, so customer
can get just what he wants. In clothing
and shoes he has some attractive bar
gains, and also in blankets.
Coffin Bros. are winning many new
customers to them by their special gift
features which they advertise every year
They are also giving the purchasers their
moneys worth in the way of quality and
quantity of goods.
There is firm of tailors in the city
which is deserving of the big business
which it is enjoying. By strict attention
to business, careful consideration of the
wishes of their customers, good material
best workmanship, and splendid fit,
Curry Bros. have built up most profit
able and satisfactory business.
F. G. Hall & Co. clothe the feet, and
they do it in a way that is satisfactory in
more ways than one to the customer. The
essentials that have their consideration
are quality, style, fit, and prices as loy as
consistent with good goods. They have
shoes for everybody, and rubber goods,
too.
Mrs. Gary announces a big clearance
sale of cloaks in this issue. She has a
larger stock than she wishes to carry
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two to dispose of them. There are a few
beauties left which would make hand
some Christmas presents. Millinery and
other goods are also suffering big cut in
prices.
i j. M. McCleary, the new grocer, and
general merchandise dealer, is announc-
ing some bargains in lamps of all kinds,
glassware and crockery, which he would
be pleased to show you.
The "El Edero" invites lovers of the
weed to call there for cigar. They also
have choice stock Of candies.
Kinsey & Co., grocers, will be pleased
to sell you your Christmas candies.
T. q. Redfield, the old reliable jeweler
and optician, still continues to do bust
ness at the old stand. His lines OF
watches, clocks and jewelry are more
complete than ever.
Rand, the butcher, will be pleased to
take your order now for Christine as
poultry.