Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-26

line. They have turkeys. ducks. chick.
ems, pOssums. rabbits, regular old
fashioned bob white quill, fox aud
grey squirrels, prairie chickens frogs.
fish. shrimps, clans and oysters in the
shell, and legee nuts from China. TO
merely look at their windows makes
one hungry
The Economist attracts attention BY
an assortment OF dolls, toilet cases.
books. mirrors. statuettes, dresses,
fans. waists. slippers and cloaks.
G. May makes large display of
shoes, using yellow and green colors
on a white floor.
In one window Sol BENJAMIN shows
sweaters, socks. handkerchlefs, and
shirts; in the other, ladies' hats, lace
shawls, dolls, frrs. waists and caps.
A J. Maloy has an appetiz,ng array
OF candies, cereals, nuts and fruits.
J. w. Malette makes a fine display
of china. consisting OF water sets.
cups. plates. dishes and the like, cary.
ing sets and fine spoons
The French bakery has an enticIng
display OF cakes. pies. breads, nuts
and cake ornaments. adorned with nol-
ly.
The Jaffa Grocery company is an
other place whore one grows hungry
by gazing. Bottled goods, cereals. veg.
etables. nuts, candies, fruits, adorned
with holly. tease the palate by their
tempting arrangement.
8. U. Rosenwald displays shoes.
handkerch!efs. ladies' suits. mems un.
| derwear gloves and ties.
The Golden Rule Dry Goods store
has unusual facilities for display One
large window Is devoted to ladies'
] dresses. laces and silk articles; an
other. to Mexican drawn work, table
scarfs, lounge pillows and work OF
that character; third contains menu
wear and vallses.
| Albert Faber In one window dis
plays rugs and Angora ki wild an.
imal hides AMI Smyrna rugs, together
with lounge pillows and burnt leather
work. The ether window contains
only bed comforts.
The OBrien Sisters show ladies'
hats and feather boas, the ornaments
being artificial violets and roses.
One OF the strlkingly attractive
Christmas windows OF the city Is that
OF the Phoenix dry goods store. cor
ner of Railroad avenue and First
street. In the back ground Is what
might be called a life sized picture of
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toys and hobby horses, and in the fore
ground is a fine display OF Christmas
goods of many descriptions In the
midst OF all this two dolls teter.toter
as big as life. This would have been
a very complete twentieth century
Christmas window had Santa Claus ar
rived In an automobile instead of a
sleigh.
w. Y. Walton shows In one window
medical supplies and In the other per.
fumes made where the flowers grow.
L. Kempenich displays IN one win.
dow all kinds Of toys and toilet ar l.
Giles, while in another Is pleasing sr.
rangement of mems women's and chill
dren's wear.
Leon p. Stern makes a pretty win
dow Of handkerchlefs, gloves, dies
dolls. feather boas, umbrellas, lace
work, angora fur sets and fans An
other window is given up entirely q
Hes.
A. SINNERS display consists oil
pickles, relishes, vegetables. fruits
ard eaAdies.
Hugh Trotter shows rellshes. fruits
and nuts.
Yanows loan Office makes a pretty
display. as does also l.. r. Rosenfeld
They have watches, clocks, rings
charms. and the latter some very pref
" silver bracelets.
Franh Trotter has on exhibition
FRUITS, Asts, cheese. bottled goods and
reiisAes.
~ y Fox Las two fine windows
Toey contain silverware, cut glass
Furnished brass, oxydized silver. rings
watches chains, opera glasses. toilet
articles. gems. a $40 turquoise neck
hce Mexican, German and
Cameo
z. H. Washburn's window Is pathet.
u. represents little girl in q
tsnesnsnt house. who hangs up her
stoekha, but finds nothing In H.
Through a small window the snow Is
sssn falling outside.
q, n Hawley has candies, books,
all kinds of toys, and many good
things 30 eat. Being on the corner.
no has very good display opportunity
Has sAtsf feature Is a little girl seat
Cd af q dolls dinitg table.
vann d Son display jewelry, sil.
veswars. charms. fountain pens, pins,
buttons and ch'cks; another window
contains toilet articles, shaving sets,
oaftlsry. mirrorl. Gun boxes, vases ami
portmonies.
Tho Racket has two fronts and each
has two windows. but they are all MI.
81 With toys. albums. toilet articles
gloves. belts. handkerchief, dolls,
dolls carriages and beds. stoves AMI
furniture.
Newcomers stationery store has
two pretty windows. In one is q