Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-19
THE BEAUTIFUL!
Handsome Outside and
Inside Decorations.
What the Reporters Note
Book Has Revealed.
Beautiful and Exquisite Front Win
dow Decorations.
AN ARTICLE WORTH READING.

~ tlNlEth representative VII nlS
rounds yesterday made use OF his note
book regarding the abundant decora-
tiOns.
Simon Stern Is out for the first prize
in an outside decoration, having placed
In front of his place OF business a splen-
did park OF pine trees, elegantly car
peted with grass, with a beautiful foun-
tain In the center which sends forth
| sparkling sprays Of pure water. The
| whole scene is certainly very pictures
que, and at night being illuminated
with Chinese lanterns turns the place
into a veritable fairy land. The show
windows Of MIR. Stern's popular estab-
lishment also deserve mention for their
originality. The large window contains
the presidents chair, neatly draped
with portraits Of Mckinley and Roose-
welt, and Bryan and Stevenson on either
side. The windows on either side OF
the entrance are decorated tn represent
the two great standards Of value, gold
and silver.
Mandell a Grunsfeld have a very
pretty booth In front Of their place OF
business, which Is trimmed ia purple
and white, in honor OF the Elks, and the
banners OF the sides give the visiting
Elks II cordial welcome TO come In and
rest The building Is beautifully dec
Grated with a profusion of ~festooning,
being the work Of Frank Lee.
The booth which extends over the
| sidewalk In front Of the st. Elmo Is a
very pretty affair, and helps TO beautify
that thoroughfare.
The Elks have established headauar-
tiers over Zeiger's place, and announce
the fact with u large streamer over
Second street, besides the building be-
ing beautifully draped in the colors Of
the organization, purple and white.
The interior decorations Of B. Rupees
drug store are very striking and pleas
ing In effect.
The windows OF the Economist are
very Hastily and artistically arranged,
displaying to good advantage THEN line
a. b. McGaGy Il Co. dealers in
crockery, glassware, Indian curios, etc,
are out for the first prize In window
decorations, and their splendid display
would do credit to the largest metro
politan establishment. One Of the win
dows contains an assortment Of beauti-
full cpt glassware, delicate hand deco
rated china and imported vases, while
in the other window Is an Indians camp
with tepee, camp fire and all, surround
ed with a splendid collection Of Indian
blankets and curios. These superior
decorations was the work of q. II.
Geary, the head clerk OF the establish
ment.
The special window displays Of c..
May, 5. Il. Newcomer, Solomon Il CO.,
Leon Il. Stern and l.. Kempnich, are
all very attractive and display To adj
| yaptana thair HifTapapt limo ~ rnnIa
Fleisher * Rosenwald have erected q
pretty arch in front Of their place OF
business.
Mrs. Oaks has a very PRETTY deco
rated window which will be very attrac-
tive TO the ladies.
Albert Faber has two rich window
displays consisting of carpets and dra-
peries, and sofa pillows and drawn
work.
The purple and white bunting makes
a beautiful combination OF colors, which
shows to splendid advantage In the
holiday attire of the business house Of
b. HELD * Co.
Mrs. w. L. McCreight, the ~up-to-date
milliner who always has something
unique and original In the way Of a
window display on special occasions, has
fulfilled all expectations, and one can
not help but admire her interesting in
depreciation of the fairy story of Cinde-
rella, who Is seated in a golden carriage
drawn by four daintily winged Cupids,
with two g~orgeously liveried coachmen
occupying the drivers box, while a
pure snow white fairy waves her magic
wand over the whole scene. In the
opposite window is "a life size figure OF
a lady handsomely gowned and wearing
one OF Mrs. McCreight's most artistic
millinery creations.
ROsenwald Bros, Il. j. Post Il Co.
and the French bakery have done their
share toward making the city appear In
holiday attire by using a generous sup
ply OF bunting on their business houses.
The San Jose Market has an outside
display Of cages containing some fine
blooded hares and guinea pigs that are
attracting considerable attention.
The two windows In the store of o.
a. Matson are very attractive. One
contains "a splendid display Of photo
graphic supplies, while the other is a
collection OF Indian and Mexican
curios.
Westerfeld Bros. advertise their
business with an unique arch ON the
edge of the sidewalk made of cigar
boxes.
The Bank of Commerce and First
National Bank displayed their loyalty
To the city and their interest In the
Carnival by DOMINIC the national colors.
ID. D. Matthew n Co. have frightened
the corner where they are situated by
AN artistically decorated window.
The first booth To be noticed on Sec
ond street was the one occupied by l..
1T DAlnnaN npARpiatnn 81 sha n.,l.
Kitchen, which Is a very pretty affair
and stands as Il monument to this mans
loyalty 10 the city.
sam kee, the enterprising Chinese
merchant, has Il nice booth, which pre-
sents a very pretty appearance, filled
with the many curiosities from the
orient.
Booth the Tailor, Whitson Music Co,
4. Y. Maynard, T.. l.. Washburn,
Brockmeier, New England Bakery,
Farr's Market, Hopping q Worries and
the postoifice are all neatly and pref
lilly decorated.
j. o.. Gideon, the First street furniture
man, and Il. +. Hellweg&Co. dealer in
furniture ON Second street, both have
very interesting window displays in
their line of goods.
The new yiaduct has been built In
this city long before the citizens ex-
pected II, although II is not as large as
ut first expected, and may be seen in
the window OF the drug store OF j.. II.
Oltielly & Co. This is certainly an
unique way 10 display the various
goods found in this store.
The Journal Democrat and Water
supply company's offices have used
good taste In the use OF bunting; like
wise the Citizen, which is trimmed In
an up-to-date manner.
The interior OF j. G. Berry's drug
store is appropriately festooned with
the national colOrs.
The windows OF n. T.. Fox are re-
splcndent with bright gems, glassware
and stationery.
The Racket also has IA very pretty
window and outside decorations.
The Golden Rule Dry Goods company
have a very beautiful window, which is