Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-22
WINDOWS
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gents fashionable habadashery in
latest patterns and designs. The
style of structure assumed in this
window takes the form of white col
umns decorated with green sham
rocks at the top and sprinkling of
the ever popular holly throughout
the design.
At A. B. Hulrs Jewelry and Music
store, Ray Waldo has decorated the
window with a very tasty display of
watches, diamonds and other preci-
Gus Jewels, silveIware, etc, making a
window of rare beauty and beneath
the scintilating rays of the electric
light produces blaze of glory that
cannot fail to attract attention.
Geo w. Thomas is making a very
neat and attractive display of rings,
watches and other jewelry in his win
dow. He has very pretty window
and Christmas buyers cannot fail to
observe the beauty thereof.
w. l. Benedict has a large number
of articles on display in his windows
and while not making any specia! eff
fort at holdoy attire is placing sug'
gestions before the prospective buyer
that cannot help but appeal to him
when about to select the gift appro-
pirate.
Miss Ella O'Bryon has shown much
skill in the decoration for the holiday
season of the large and spacious win
dow of the c. G O'Bryon store. Rib
bons, laces, linens, etc, all do their
part in their appeal to the buying
public and the window is very lastly
arranged.
at the store of George o Too!ey q
Co. the large and comodious window
is strikingly adorned for the holiday
season with attractive goods that at
once catch the eye of the prospective
buyer, while white and green are the
prevailing colors, bounteous sprink-
ling of many colored tinsels makes the
window at once attractive and catchy.
This firm is showing candies, musical
instrgments, fruits, sheet music, etc,
and the window is a first class illus
tration of the many and varied kinds
of goods to be found on the inside.
At the store of E. G. Lloyd the eye
of the casual observer is attracted to
their Christmas decorations by the
welcome sign of 'Merry Christmas"
and the spacious windows are filled
with articles that are at all time sug-
gestive to holiday bayers. Linens,
handkerc hiefs, toilet articles, etc, in
one window and skirts, furs, carpets,
and rugs in the other, all do their
part in alluring into this popular
trading place the bargain seeker who
may pass his place of business.
In he Edwards Shoe store the dec
orators are of most beautiful and
appropriate design and appeals at
once to the eve OF the casual observer
Frank Loree has evolved in both win
dows handsome and unique pattern
hat Is modern and up-to-date. Purple
and white are the prevailing colors
with a plentiful sprinkling OF holly
berries. In the fore ground is exhib-
tied fine selection of shoes for both
ladies and gents wear that puts the
buyer in touch with the latest things
in foot wear.
While making no special effort at
holiday decorations the windows of
w. f. Bricker store are we'll filed
and handsomely arranged for the
showing of the various goods for holt!
day trade to be found at this popular
trading place.
F. ID. Lincolns Bargain Store, as
usual is showing some very attractive
windows. In the west store Mrs. Lin
;oln has placed in the window very
handsome and attractive display, the
colors being white and green. A
motto in green across the background
wishes every passer by a Merry
while handkerchiefs, tray
{ cloths, table linens and other linen
effects invite the attention of the
buying public. Harry Wiley has also
placed fine window illustrating the
line of goods in his department. This
window shows very fine idea of win