The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-12-19
But Vose G. RognIien Have Gathered
Toqether Greater Varieties of
Presents
THAN ANTEDELUvIANs KNEW
At kalspelI's Only Notion Store
There Can be Found Everything
for Everybody and at Prices
Which Are a Holiday
Gift.

The near approach of Christmas be-
hooves those who intend purchasing
presents to be up and doing. AS is
always the case, the anxious and hur-
ried purchaser is in quandry what
to purchase. They want to buy some
thing that will give pleasure to the
recipient, but they don't know just
what the present should consist of.
A glance over the immense stock of
Christmas goods on sale at Noah S
Ark, the always up to date store of
Vose & Rognlein, on East First
street. will be rewarded. There is no
present in the notion line for old or
young, rich and poor, but what can
be found at this popular establish
ment, and at prices that are so low
that the purchaser can save enough
to lay in few more presents.
The casual visitor to the store is
so impressed by the business like
aspect, and the neat and tasty way
in which the immense stock is ar
ranged. Toys, of all kinds and char
acter, ranging from the elaborate
and high priced articles down to the
ever favorite building blocks greet
the eye, fanked by mounds of books,
etc. In this respect, mention is made
of only few of the many games,
toys, blocks, books, etc, that are on
sale. Space will not allow of more
than that the prospective purchaser
must call and see for themselves. A
visit to the store will be we'll re
warded, as the prices are so low
that the benefit of a purchase is OBJ
Vious.
Among a great many other things
are the following:
Archarena boards, at $125 to Sc.
Ping pong sets, Toe to $3.50.
Fancy box candies, soc to $1.40.
Games, 10c each.
Toy paints, Toe to $1.40.
Pyramid blocks, from zoe to Use.
Building blocks, from loo to 75c,
A, B, c. blocks, 10c to Use.
Parchesi checkers and crokinol
boards, from 10c to $1.25.
Scroll saw outfits, S5c to zoe.
Saws and sawbucks, soc.
Drums, the boys delight, 25c to 5;
Swords, sc to 10c.
Air guns, $1.25 to $1.50
Spring guns, 15c to S5c. Boys a
ways want a gun, and no better pres
up-to-date articles.
Vacuum guns, 75c.
Soldiers and mail suits, soc t
$1.75.
Childrens books. five cents t
$1.25. Gift books, 25c to $100.
Copyrighted books, $1.05 to $500
Padded leather books, $3.50.
Diaries, 1903, 25c to SIPS.
Christmas cards, three for sc, an
ranging up to $1.25.
Calendars, 1908, 25c to SIPS.
Fancy box stationery, 75c to SIS
Then there is a full line of sewir
cards, painting and enclosing card
picture puzzles, building noveltie
drawing states, stitching sets al
soap bubble outfits. All kinds
celluloid novelties, book marks, lie
ter openers, dainty and handson
photo frames and medallions. pilot
autograph and scrap albums, scrs
pictures; glove, handkerchief, COLI
and cuff, necktie, photo and jew
cases.
For the small boy there is a COZ
plete line of mechanical articles de
to the heart of the average yout
such as toy steam engines, magic la
terms, printing presses, tool chest
mechanical and iron toys and stuff
animals.
For the girls there-are dolls of ;
sorts and sizes, any one of viii,
would fill the heart of the small l
cipient with rapture. Rubber. chin