Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-24

Today winds up the holiday trade; +
that is for the real Christmas remeE- !
berances. All of the town merchants |
state that they have met with good |
trade and that the receipts have ex-
ceeded those of years ago, which is a
pretty good criterion as to the pros
perity of this city.
A number of people always put OIL
shopping until the very last minute
and they can probably CLEAN some sug-
gestions from the following firms, who
are making a speciality of the holiday
trade:
The first that comes in mind is the
children They must be remembered
if everyone else has to take back
seat. In this line the Fox Store offers
some excellent choices. Moving and
mechanical toys can be found. Dolls,
picture books and hundreds of notions
that go to make Santa Claus reality.
On the other hand, the counters con-
tain all kinds of goods that will make
your mothers, sisters and cousins and
aunt extremely happy. There is big
stock and those purchasing today will
find a splendid assortment.
In the same line will be found Davis
& kirman. They put in big stock
of selected goods, and while raid has
been made on the toy counters and pic
ture books, yet there is enough left for
a selection. Among the articles that
deserve mention is the line of cut glass
1t is one of the best ever selected and
a present from this line is like sterling
silver, for it is always worth the price.
A number of standard books in the lat
est bindings will also be found.
If one is looking for jewelry and fan
cy novelties in plate and solid ware,
there can be no better place selected
than Believes. He is certainly offer
ing the complete line of this city. 1t
consists from a finger ring to 80 day
clock, and Mr. Farrer. who is behind
the helm, guarantees everything he
sells, just as represented. If it is solid
gold or silver, he states SO, while the
patron is told when articles are plated.
pieces of cut glass, the latest Libby
pattern. 1nis store is worth calling to
see, as the display of handsome arti
cles is far above the average.
When you get into useful articles ii
is clothes Joe Plat is bidding in this
line He put in special line OF necf
ties and gents fancy articles, A ser
viceable overcoat or hat is Away:
acceptable, and Mr.. Plat is anxious tt
show the people what a splendid line
he is offering for Christmas shoppers.
The Emporium is in the same linz
Of business. This store made speci
atty of neckties and handkerchiefs, ant
MIR. Cohn certainly made a selection
that would be hard to surpass any
where on the coast. The Indian Curl
corner in the store is always sOurc
of comfort, as a present can be selet
ted there that will suit any friend o
relative.
Chas H. Kelly is out with reguls
ton department store. You can fin
anything rom a tin plate to fame
dress snoe, and Mr.. Kelly is offerin
his goods at special prices during tn
holiday week. You can't make an
mistake, as you are certain of ba
gains by going into this place of bus
ness.
+ Ed. Burlington, the shoe merchan
can furnish about the most desirab
article in his line. He has speci;
line of slippers, both for men and wor
en-, and if your pastor is shy in this a
ticle, here is a chance to flood h
home with Christmas slippers. In ca:
you think that your home folks are
need of this article, it can be four
at Burlingtons. 1t is well to bear
mind that he has received his whit
shoes for both men and women al
they make about the most acceptab
gift that can be found.
Will Day, at the little store aroul
the corner. made special arrangement
for Santa Claus. He had him ship
special line of neck furs and 9th