The Press., 1904-12-21

ab nominal prices. Your money VIII go good ways here, as there are many bargains at 10, 15 and 25 cents. The stock of confectionery. is compre- hensive and includes the best, as we'll as the cheaper varieties. The center of the store is given to the display of toys, and contains many bargains and a complete assortment. In crockery or tin ware your wants can be filled, and the assortment of decorated china is complete and artistic. This is the place for your picture framing. with 50 samples of frames to select from. c. H. BAKER 6 co. It stands to reason that store that is up-to-date all the year round will be right in the procession at Christ mas time. The store of G. H. Baker 6 Go. is in this class, and holiday visitors are welcome. People differ on politics, religion and the proper way to cure cold, but all agree that this store is the proper place to buy fine furniture, lamps, crockery, trunks, bags and suit cases. Holly and holly wreaths in abundance here, and or ders for anything in the floral line for the Christmas table will receive prompt attention. i W. E. HANLEY.
 W. E. Hanley has a display of slip dows that cause people to stop and look. He has received several com pliments on the showing and selling is active. If the Christmas present is to be a pair of slippers there is no doubt about this being the place to secure them. While slippers are use- full the heavier footwear is necessary, and in this connection it is proper to mention that Mir. Hanley carries the Humanics, the famous shoes for men, and the Queen Quality, which are so popular with the ladies.
 E. T. RUSSELL & CO.
 Nowhere are the pretty things that appeal to ladies more daintily displayed than at the store of E. T. Russell 6 Go. If your Christmas spirit can be best expressed by trimmed hat, your selection can be safely made here. The leading spec ialties in this stock are handker- chiefs, gloves, infants goods, toilet articles, pocket-books, neckwear, belts, etc. The decoration of this store is in perfect taste, and the stock compares favorably with the decora- tion.
 E. K. TAFT
 E. K. Taft does not do much in the line of Christmas goods, but he has a few regular articles that he carries all the year round that are all right for gifts. Perfumes are always &C., ceptable, and he has the Rose Leaf and English Violet for his leading odors. His line of druggist sundries is complete and includes some appro- priate offerings, such as hot wate bottles. atomizers, toilet articles, brushes, etc.
 PROF. T. F. JORDAN.
 Is there anything in the following list that appeals to you for Christmas giving-sheet music, music books, music folios, musical instruments, including violins, banjos, guitars, mandolins, harmonicas, pianos, or gans, talking machines and records, on easy payemnts. Anything in the line can be found at the attractive music store of Prof. T. F. Jordan.
 A. c. EATON. .}1
 At this up-to-date drug store may be found collection of perfumes sec- ond to none-in bulk or fancy pack ages. Also something new in atom izers, to which your attention is in- vited. An attractive collection of toilet articles is also worthy of your attention.
 E. l.. BURR. At E. l.. -Burr's will be found a good line of aprons. handkerchiefs, furs and ladies' neckwear, as we'll as the regular line of staple goods The ladies say that MT. Burr has the best line of fancy waistings to be found in town.
 JOSEPH STUHLBACH. .- For watches and clocks, Rogers 1S47 silver ware. diamonds, ladies' and gentlemen's rings of every de- scription and many novelties suitable for holiday gifts, see the stock shown by Joseph Stuhlhach. -.. ... HEATON 6 BALDWIN. vl For anything in the line of pipes, cigars or tobacco for Christians giving look over the stock of Heaton 6 Bald win, in the Foster stone block. This firm also has all the popular fancies in confectionery. F. KREISEL.
 Mir. Kreisel wishes all his friends } merry Christmas and happy New Year, and desires to thank the public for the generous share of patronage received during 1904. VIM. H. SMITH. f-
 If it is nickel coffee pot or tea pot, you can secure it aS the store of : W. H. Smith. A good range for the lady of the house can also be secured here. - s.... < 0. P. HODGSON. O. F. Hodgson- wishes his trade a merry Christmas, and calls the atten- } tion of the public to his advertise ment in this week s edition. n
 G. A. RAY.
 ea49 Buy your Christmas bird og roast at the market of 0. A. Ray. Special attention is also given to the grocery trade at present.
 No McRE SUFFERING If you are trou- bled with indigestion get bottle of Ko-