Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-13
BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS.
Fair Visitors Are Feasting Their Eyes
on Something Nice.
ARTISTIC DECORATIONS.

a lasting and pleasing impression on
the visitors during the fair.
A window that attracts the eye of
the stylish gentleman is to be seer
at Ell W%ashburn's. Everything that
is up to date for men is on exhibition
and for sale@ The effect of colored
lights beaming through flowers is very
beautiful.
The Scranton. Pa, Correspondence
schools have a neal display of draw
ings and cuts of the work of tho
schools on exhibition at Rupees drug
store.
At the store of Albert Faber one is
greeted by very prettily decorated win,
dows of tapestry, fancy work, cushions
and a fine line of carpets.
Ladies' in beautiful costume Offset
by contrasting colors of white, blue
and lavender, intersected by every.
thing that charms and pleases the la.
dies, constitutes the window at the
Golden Rule.
The Fair has a very unique window
Of Alvarado souvenirs. Small cups
and saucers. china slippers and small
dishes of a variety of shapes are ar
ranged in a veiy pretty tanner. The
souvenirs are all of blue china with a
small picture of the Alvarado in a
prominent position.
The Jaffa Grocery company have
an appetizing window that cannot fail
to appeal to the tastes of the most par.
ticular. Ferndall canned goods, olives
spices, pickles and in fact the finest
line of fancy groceries that can be
seen on exhibition. A very striking
contrast of pink and green paper spir-
ais gives prominence to the display.
The latest styles in shoes arranged
in an artistic does not fail tS
catch the glances and hold the atten-
ton of the sight seers at c. Mays
shoe store.
All those articles that appeal to the
sense of beauty of the ladies are to be
found on exhibition in the windows at
the Economist.
Vaces, bric-a-brac, u glass and or
naments that are pleasing to the sight
are to be seen in the beautiful decor
ated windows at H. E. Fox's jewelry
store. F
A unique and timely display of
alarm clocks adorn the window of S,
Vann & Sons Postal Pharmacy. An
inspiration, which is an improvement
on Tennyson, tells the story of the
window, which is no false alarm.
While windows are being filed with
those articles that appeal to ones ar
tistic taste, yet we cannot overlook
those articles of daily use, a fine line
of fancy soaps and toilet articles.
which J. H. O'Rielly & Co. so gener-
ously displays.
Mrs. McCreight. on South Second
street, is displaying some eXquisitely
fine pattern and domestic hats in her
window.
A choice display of gents clothing
ia Simon Stems windows is bound to
win favor in the eyes of those who de-
sire quality above everything else.
Mike Mandell has spared no efforts
in making his store a sight that is sure
to bring forth praise from the exact
ing public. Stylish fabrics of the lat
est in mems clothing fills the win
dcws.
E. J. Post & Co. have hit upon a
clever idea of electric display. A large
target Illuminated by electric lights.
throws it's search light rays in such q
manner as to make it a target for ev-
cry eye. The window contains a praise
worthy display of firearms and am
munition. The electric effect of the
stoves in the other window is unique
and timely.
Fosters millinery window brings
forth many comments from the ladies
who admire pretty styles in the line
of hats and bonnets.
A beautiful arch of yellow and pur-
pie forms the background of a window
of stylish ladies' cloaks and hats at b
Ilfeld & Co.'S, which is n of special
merit and receives man long wistful
looks.
Full of sights is the window of A. A
Winterer at Rupees drug store. II i'm
proves the sight to take a look at this
window.
The prices in the we'll decorated
window of dry goods at L. b. Stern's
are the most attractive features.
A line of decorations for decorators
constitute the display at the Racket.
Satisfaction al be the only result
of a look at the p~rettily decorated
millinery window of Mrs. Shoemaker
on Gold avenue.
The Indian tepee with the camp fire
burning, Illuminated by electric lights
produces a very picturesque Indian
window at the Hyde Exploring compa
ny on South First street. Mr.. McGaffey
has an artistic eye for pretty effects.
Many are the windows which show
careful skill and artistic taste in dec
orations. Every merchant has an en-
tirely different style of showing his
best goods, which produces a variety
Of beautiful and praiseworthy sights.
Mention of other ndO which are