The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-18

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thing to be sought in fully equipped
drug store will add weight to your
convictions. For the holiday trade
they have some beautiful things in
leather, celIuloid, cut glass, silver,
games and novelties in every depart
ment. Fragrant, lasting and dainty
perfumes of celebrated manufacturers
are special features. A full line OF
choice cigars and tobaccos.
At How Bros..& Co.'S. Santa Claus
has left a big stock of sleds and skates,
as usual, and when you are buying
one of those lovely, useful carving sets
for the lady of the house, don't forget
that thr boys and girls slide and skate.
| Fancy hardware of all kinds, and
paints, oils, etc., are specialties at
this store, but for the holiday season
they have put in some extra fine cut
lery, pocket knives, razors, fancy
nickel kitchen and stove ware, and a
long line of novelties too numerous to
| mention. A good heater or range
| from their stock would be very &C.
| ceptable.
Fiesler q McNeice, the druggists, are
displaying some pretty and useful
things for holiday gifts. in toilet,
manicure, glove and handkerchief
boxes, and in bath and toilet luxuries,
perfumes, popular brands of cigars,
smokers articles, medicines and surg.
ical appliances. Fine line of station
cry, games, toys and a hundred other
articles suitable for the season are on
attractive display at their store.
Hillerud & Co. have on display in
their store several different makes of
stoves and ranges-heauties too.
They will furnish you with any other
heating apparatus, from an oil stove
/ to furnace, steam Or hot water sys-
ten, cutlery, skates and hard ware
supplies. Special attention is direct
ed to their fine pocket cutlery, razors,
shears and carpet sweepers. Surely
you will find something you want
there.
L. S. Bishop Co.'S store is unusually
attractive at the holiday time, and the
beautiful goods so tempting displayly
bewilders the wouldbe purchaser. In
addition to the stock of choice grocer
les, fine fruits and nuts, confectionery
cigars, tobacco, you can find an end
less variety of canned and bottled
goods-the best on the market. They
have large lot of Christmas trees
and decorations. Order of them a
barrel of apples-they have all the
leading varieties.
Mel. Billed has filled his store full of
seasona5le goods, and makes a most
attractive display of dress goods,
ladies' furnishings, silks and satins.
gloves and handkerchiefs, carpet and
rugs, ribbons and laces, and a very
complete line of dolls, some dressed in
the highest sly lie of the art, and some
crying to be dressed. Don't fail to
call at Blied's on your purchasing
rounds.
q. F. Alden calls the attention of
the people of this city and vicinity to
| the place where they will find bargains
in watches, clocks, silverware, jewel.
cry, diamonds, fine vases, musical in.
struments and optical goods. He i.
now we'll prepared to meet the demands
of the holiday trade.
Miss Mayberry has established an
excellent reputation as an artistic and
| up-to-date milliner, who satisfies her
customers with the reliability of her
goods and the promptness with which
she serves them. She carries every.
thing stylish in Trimmed and un.
trimmed hats and all the new millin.
cry novelties.
The Golden Rule is making an extra
showing of suitable Christmas goods,
in toys, dolls, variety of specialties
for the youngsters, both boys and
girls, ladies' furnishing goods. gloves,
dress goods, and that long list OF
pretty things that delight the heart OF
every lady, young or-no, ladies never
get old. Call and see the stock and
you will buy.
J. &. Schenck is the man to fit you
out with trunk, large or small, valise
or travelling bag, he can furnish the
whip, robe, blankets, bells or harness
you need If you are q horseman. All
| requisites and extras are in his stock,
| AID he executes orders promptly and
satisfactorily.
D. Cleveland and son carries a
complete line of toys. dolls, games,
school supplies, legal blanks, nets,