The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-12-22
HOLIDAY DISPLAYS

1t certainly must be very fastidious
holiday shopper that cannot find what
he wants from the stocks displayed
in the windows of our city business
men.
McCracken & Burgess can furnish
candies, nuts and everything eatable
for Christmas tree or a Christmas
dinner table.
Dahlem in his department store
makes specially of sensible Christ
mas presents.
A. NJ. Madsen has large assort-
ment of goods suitable for holiday
gifts.
S. c. Bjone's establishment should
not be overlooked when buying some
thing for the family.
G. Hillerud & Co. display in one
window fine assortment of nickel
plated copper ware while in the other
is a complete "Home Pride" steel
range which is enough to tempt a
man to commit matrimony so as to
have his cooking done on it.
L. w. Peart has his windows filled
with crockery and lamps.
John Book is at the old stand ready
to supply you for the holidays or any
|
J. H. Haddock 4 Co. show an
that would delight the heart of boy
or girl.
K. Carpenter & Co. have a Christ
mas tree in their window loaded down
with things to eat.
The Schleusener Hardware Co.
comes to the front with a handsome
lot of cutlery and silverware.
In front of A Dahlem's grocery
store is lot of Christmas trees and
inside he has the things to hang on
them.
| Hanson & Emerson on the corner,
have one window devoted to dolls and
one to toys, books and everything to
delight the children.
The "MOdel" has a regular metro
politan display of shoes and gentle
mems furnishing goods.
| The Boston has a beautiful arch
and underneath it is displayed scarfs,
smoking Jackets, suspenders and
neckwear.
Guthmann Bros. have a tree decOra-
ted with gentlemen's furnishing goods
that are warranted to make a young
man propose inside of thirty days if
properly presented, and in another
window is |, genuine "Santa Claus"
close by the house in which he lives.
The whole thing looks so natural
that it makes the youngsters stop and
take notice.
l.. S. Bishop & Co. have un-
numbered bushel baskets of nuts
and pals of candy.
Feisler and McNiece make one of
the most complete display of holiday
goods in the city.
NJ. A. Schertfius has jewelry, en-
gagement rings, wedding rings,
optical goods, toilet articles and
various other articles that are espec-
tally acceptable to femininity.
]. B. Perkins offer numerous
articles both useful and ornamental
to the trade. ----.--- 49,
The "Bee Hive makes credit
able show, and offers some rare bar
gains in millinery goods.
Ii you are looking for something
for your wife or sweetheart in the way
of dress goods Mel. Billed has some
that will make them love you for a
year.
Hansen, otherwise known as ''Pete"
has so many things suitable for
Christmas that would have to have a
window as big as barn to show them
in and so he has them in every part
of his store.
The Fair" can furnish you with
something for every member of your
family from grandmother to baby.
Geo. Fish comes to the front with a
goodly supply of fancy and staple
groceries that you can't do without
during the holidays or at any other
time.
ID. Cleveland & Son are after their
share of the business and can show
the goods.
Nearly every young lady that goes
out walking, manages to inveigle her
escort by Horace Alden's windows.
We don't know why they do it but
they do.
Miss Mayberry is making special
offers in millinery for holiday trade.
| Our Harness makers are making
no special display but they are MAX
ing the best harnesses in Minnesota
just the same.
The Hera Id shows picture of the
editor in the window and will be glad
to send the II erald one year to your
friend for one dollar-strictly in
advance to members of the legislature.
No doubt there are many other dis
plays worthy of mention besides these
We noticed in a stroll down the streets.