Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-14
MORE NICE WINDOWS
A Few Store Decorations Overlooked
in Yesterdays Citizen.
tMTtHpHlslNe MERCHANTS

More beautiful windows are in evil
dence everywhere. The same liberal
spirit seems to prevail all over the
city.
Fesher G. Rosenwald have a most
pr~esentable window of cigars, all the
popular brands are advertised in a
most convincing manner. A fine line
of pipes are to be seen in glass cases
in the window.
Chinaware, of beautiful designs,
toys, masks and a window of attract
iveness Is the result of the No Name
stores choice efforts.
d.. Weller & Co. have a fine line of
fancy groceries to adorn their front.
Canned goods, spices and all those
good things that make the mouth wat
er are to be seen.
Ladies hats and fancy articles of the
latest styles compose the windows of
ID. II. Boatright's store on Gold ave-
nue..
Red. white and blue decorations set
of to a good advantage the artistic
windows of Rosenwald Bros. on Rail-
road avenue.
A window containing life does not
fail to have a desirable effect upon
human nature. A large white Pomer-
ian dog and seven small white puppies
hold a crowd of spectators in front of
the Cabinet. The dogs are very beauti-
full and the playfulness of the puppies
causes much amusement.
An Illuminated letter sign, spelling
Keno Tonight" was an attraction on
Railroad venue in front of the st.
Elmo last night. This is the first cleo
trical letter sign in the city and it is
receiving the proper attention.
Drugs and all kinds of useful and
beautiful articles which are to be
found in drug stores are displayed by
Geo. B. Williams.
Joe Richards. the popular cigar man,
is along with the rest in expressing his
public spiritedness by decorating.
While so many windows are exhibit
ing those articles which suit the taste,
we must not forget that a man is judg-
ed by his shoes. A line of the latest
styles for men, women and children
are generously displayed by w. Chap
lin. e.f
III there is anything that makes a
man forget his troubles It is music. A.
ID. Whitson has not lost sight of this
fact and in consequence has given the
public the choice of many instru-
ments which he displays In an artis-
tic window.
Groceries and good things for the
craving appetite occupy the window
Of j. A. SINNERS grocery, and the
front shows the result of some clever
ideas in decorating.
T. Muensterman, the Railroad ave
nue. shoe man, offers the public an op
sportunity to eeesa fine line of the lat
est styles in shoes.
Windows Of every description are to
be seen on all sides. Furniture stores
meal shops, drug stores, grocery stores
and in fact every store that has a win
dow are telling a story of the good and
desirable articles that are to be fount
within.
Apples. pears. bananas and othel
kinds of fruit are reflected by larg,
mirrors in ]. A. Bell & Co.'S grocer,
store on Second street. The window
is filed with preserved canned goods
and a fine line OF fancy groceries. TIL,
window presents q pleasing appear
nee of the most critical eye.
An artistic decorated window O
burnt leather. pillow cases, burn
wood picture frames, collar boxes an,
a large variety of articles has bee
constructed at Matson's book store
The other window contains a deliC
ious assortment of candies for al
kinds of tastes.