The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1904-12-23

camille Company. The dry goods window is typical
mountain winter in raging PIC
turesqne little cabin surrounded by trees and
displaying Old fireplace chimney end, invites
your though Its curtalned windows which lighted
in the evening TO seat by the warm hearth within,
Outside the cottage the driving storm perfect
ly natural that you almost feel the flakes your
face YOU look.
In the grocery department window you have a view
OF the lnsdethe walls done panels of red and yellow,
the carpet Christmas holly, fruits and nuts
avshv displayed with the fireplace in the CENTER and
old himself in the OF descending tree stands
each side of the door you enter and you must he
hard please il you not find inside almost anything
you want to hang on it,
The Palace Drug is true to Its title, and espec
tally it fairy palace for the little The north
window might be called the transportation window In
the center miniature automobile with chauffeur
as large as life, surrounding it all OF
wheels: enough to put wheels in the beads OF all the
children in
The sou.h window in white, with a beautiful
double arch white silver and is peopled with
attractive OF dolls of varied personality
with handsomely dressed bride and prominent i'm
the foreground The large mirror in the the store
has been transformed ptoa snow-whte bower and re.
the beauties of numerous dolls and other pretty
gifts Dainty noveels books toys galore, hand painted
china, and hne display of lodan work, among
chief attractions mere.
Tho,sons & Co. exhibit brave OF neatly
framed landscapes IN their north window, and in the
south dainty acoves of delicate fashoning
IN purest white, show side array and
toilet novelties, and on the other scene with
Santa Claus and sleigh drawn before little cottage
little ylrl stands leaning the covered fence
near by, watching the welcome visitor Here also are
toys, and gifts of all kinds for old and young.
At the Red Gross Drug Store the decoration scheme
is pleasing high grade of goods carried here
and the finest and danest of gifts are on exhibition
Toys. pictures, burnt wood. all the new books, and
the finest of Indian work are in evidence but perhaps
china the principal word The arrangement and dis
play of hand painted :hina at this place beggars descrp
ton. Particularly fetching graduated arrangement
of cups. Next to this interest is the Indian work
Japanese umbrellas and lanterns add to the
decorative effect gold and silver trimmings give touch
OF brightness and fascinating of masks, evidently
ready tor tonights ball, are a compelling attraction
Stavlg Brothers display the word Xmas in holly on
whtE groand back ground for chllds paradise of
toys IN their north window Cut paper is also
decoration and the effect is very pretty They also
complete line of gifts for all classes of people.
10 fact W G can not begin to even casually mention
the attractions: and needs long purse who goes
that good old SAINT
The Racket Store is agow with handsome toys and
pretty dishes trlfes, the north window showing
fully decorated Christmas tree full of pretty gifts.
The Hub daZes the eye with its window of Christmas
tree ornaments and decorations: Burns s. Wofe's toy
window is delight to the eyes of the youngsters: the
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