The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-12-19

II nat Is an elegant new store i. y,
Lynch 4 Co. have on Main street.
What a lot OF enterprise they have
shown since / was here last, There is
nothing TO II, am bound to 80 10
there and when | come out Ii will be
hAndsomer than ever Out he comes
and around he looks, iAintit peach?
says he to q belated traveller who hap
pened to be passing that way. GOOD
friend you know me, have been In
there arranging for you for Christ.
mas. You are welcome to go in and
get Christmas handkerchiefS, fancy
goods, dress goods, NUTS, furS, toys,
by the car load, and In fact the finest
presents TO be had In the city. Go In
as left word for them 10 fix you up
brown and they will do II too" A
number OF accommodating clerks are
employed to wait on the trade. Both
members uf the firm are progressive
and clever business men.
The reindeer man believes in saving
ones earnings. That is part of his
logic in naming his annual visits and
duced cost He wants the boys and
girls TO take good care OF their toys
and dolls and 1t pleaSeS him to see the
older folks lay ing up for rainy day.
Recognizing the fact thar our people
have all kinds OF money, more than
they know what to do with, he OK.
amined the L. II. LowndeS n Co. Sa-
wings Bank and found that its repu.
tatipn was just as good us he had heard
and he thinks they have wise plan
there for promoting the financial in
tereSt Gifts patrons Santa's advice
to all the people is to put their money
in that bank week by week and grow
rich. Take him ut his word and you
will find that he is rights
The Racket store on Third Street
received large share of the old mans
attention auu big lot Of his most ell
egant presents. He made a palace OF
that store that would arouse the jeal-
ouSy Of John Wanamaker, The charm
ing lady clerks are there to carry out
Santa Claus wishes and no friend
need be forgotten this year through
lack Of opportunity to send them
things which will tickle their fancy
and be Of service to them, Remem-
Der to 90 10 the Racket Store. san
III Claus, after going the rounds Of the
town. returned TO the Racket Store
and will stay there until after Christ
maS-See him in their window.
&. ID. Sturm X Co, are druggists,
Santa Claus and everyone else are
always happy 10 visit and old Santa
is always in such gleefu mood and
has such kindly feelings for this enter.
priSing firm that he leaves only the
choicest goods there. That Is exactly
what he did this time. See the full
line Of ebony and French stag toilet
sets: perfumes in cut glass bottles;
Lyons candy fresh for Christmas;
chatleinS bags, pocket books, fountain
pens, mirrors of all kinds, everything
nice for Christmas gif:s. Fresh stock
OF drugs To carefully and correctly
compound prescriptions. Mr.. Sturm
is an utIable gentleman and enjoys a
large patronage. Remember the place,
$40 Main street.
Wells Il Haymaker, ut their City
Drug Store are showing for the %mas
buyers line Of goods that are rarely
kept outside OF the larger cities. They
evidently consider the New Clarks-
burg" worthy OF the best. Their line
OF imported italian CarOra marble
figures, odd pieces OF china and vases,
cut glass wine sets, bottles, ETC., dis.
played in their windows is admired by
all. This tirm is recognized head
quarters for fine leather goods. The
line of ladies' pocket books and wrist
bags shown at prices to suit everyone,
cannot be equalled in the state. OF
course in the way of pipes, cigar cases,
ETC., toilet sets in ebony and cellulold
they have their usual large line.
Especial attention is called to Richard
fine perfumes and powders.
Agents for Alligrette's fne chocolate
creams 80Cp lb.
Knowing that all good dreSSers wear
Cunningham Bros. shoes, Santa Claus
left a big and elegant assortment there
for men, women, boys and girls.
These shoes are stylish and Servicable.
In patent leather and patent kid,
they have the smarteSt shoes made
by manufacturers which are proving
more popular among the people this
year than ever before. Santa told
them TO push these fine shoes and
they are doing so. These shoe men
are at the old stand, lis Third street.
to and see them at once and you will
be GLAD that you did 50, They have
things there which are bound TO please
you and prove popular as Christmas
presents.
one Of the most important places at
which he called was !. H. huechier
handsome store, 2l2 Main street. BE
left all sorts OF pretty toys aud novel
ties there and full line Of musical
instruments, the largest and most
elaborate display ever shown in this
city. Among these are some very
handsome StietT pianos but he seems
TO make speciality Of small instru-
ments and toys, Stationery, books, etc.
and left word for everyone to get some
Of these. Then when he got to Pike
street he went to $40 where Mr.
Buechler has the most up.to-date
bakery in the city but he set IL up a
notch or two more and today everyone
who wants good, clean homemade
bread, pies cakes and everything in
that line 60 there because they find
everything satisfactory. These two
stores ahnuld be Il part Of your Christ
mas says Santa Claus.
VIII NuSbaum. the Clothier on @rd
street, next received visit from old
Santa. Ready-made, correct fitting
clothing of every kind, color aud
variety at the very lowest possible
price. Douglass shoes and Dualap
hats and in fact everything in gents
furnishing goods he left on shelves and
.tot,IpS in those LARGE rooms He look