The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-12-15
attractive prices.
NATHAN T. AMOS

you can get II from MIN. his STOCK is OF the
highest standard and first-class in every par
ticular. Although a newcomer to Bel Air,
he has had a number of years experience in
store keeping, and the people of the town
will get the advantage of his practical
knowledge.
JACOB sCHAPIRo.
Here's the place to go for handsome jew
elry and silverware. Mr.. Schapiro has it in
all grades, from the cheapest to the best.
There is not thing in silverware but what
is represented in his immense stock and as
for the many little dainty presents, he can
suit the tastes of the most fastidious. He
has recently enlarged his store, and his goods
now displayed to a much better advan-
tage.
EWING AND COMPANY.
Connoisseurs know it, but perhaps the gen
eral public is not well informed as might
be OF their many rare and beautiful gifts.
Their china and bric-a hrac are not surpassed
anywhere in the city. The only difference is
in the prices, and the public's favor will be
found i'll this store. The proprietorS also
have general line of other goods, and in
tending purchasers cannot fail to be satisfied.
BOYD AND FULFoRD.
gether rule, but seekers of beautiful gifts
should remember that this well-appointed
drug store carries many toilet necessities
and luxuries. all of which are acceptable
gifts. In making up your lists. do not fail to
examine their varied and assorted stock.
II. IGLEHART.
He styles himself the meat man." but
there are many other things in his immense
stock of store goods that are just as good to
eat as his unrvalled beef There is not sin
gle staple table deicacy missing in his stock
which is of n character most appetizing and
pleasing. If our people do not have boun-
tiful larder at Christmas time it will not be
for want of enterprise by Mr.. Iglehart.
COOK AND JEFFERY.
Here is a model store for the most fastidi-
Gus. They do not claim to sell everything
and their field of trade has its limits, but
everything they have is good. Purchases in
their store cannot be duplicated in Baltimore
for less prices. Everything they sell per-
tains to feminine ideas but as that makes up
about nine-tenths of the world anyhow, we
do not see why everyone should not, directly
or indirectly. be interested in this beautiful
store. which is a model of taste, and stands
pre-eminent for its stamp of distinctiveness.
l.. HALL AND son.
While the nature of their business does not
permit a special Christmas stock of goods,
yet at all times there goods in this store
that would prove very acceptable presents.
This is the time OF the year when lap robes
and blankets find especial favor, and their
line is very complete. We only mention these
specialties starter to the thinking per
There are many nice things in hardware
store, and H all and Sons stock is always up
to the top notch.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE.
If the genial proprietor of this well-known
store keeps on spreading out his space. the
carpenters will again soon have to get busy
to make room for his ever increasing stock.
He has plenty of Christmas goods and all
other kinds as well, not only at this time,
but any other day in the year, and would-be
purchasers can have their wishes gratified at
a price consistent with a very modest in
come. Mr.. Getz has been in Bel Air for a
number of years, and is getting a large
acquaintance all over the county His best
friends those with whom he has had deal
ings, which is always a good sign-board to
get the purchasing public in the right direc-
ton.
HANwAY, BARNES AND MccoMAS
Are not new candidates for public favors.
For many years this has been a well estab-
lished place. and the character of reliability
that is attested by every person speaks well
for the continued increasing business that
the firm now enjoys. From a load of coal
down to a jack knife, you can be supplied at
the right prices, either for Christmas or
everyday wishes. There is always an air of
business about the place. and the hustle and
push seem to be absolutely necessary SO
that the wants of their trade can be supplied
without delay.
BALTIMORE JEwELRY And OPTICAL COMPANY.
This store presents a Christmas-like APP
pearancc. as it's show windows indicate. The
name we'll explains the nature of the bust
ness, and there is not a line in their special
ties but what is full and complete. The pro-
prietors are hustlers; they want business,
and going to get it. if treating the public
right is the way to gain it. Their handsome
stock of goods will serve as suitable Christ
mas gifts. and all they ask is a call and
opportunity to show their handsome dis
play.
PHILIP KLoMPUS.
Bel Air last spring, and since that time has
received many visits from the general public.
Mr.. klompus has prided himself on furnish
ing a splendid quality of goods at a very
moderate cost. He has looked rather to the
future than the present, and by courteous
attention and due regard for the modesty
of profits, drawn about him character of
trade whose presence is the best kind of an
advertisement. His stock is always season
able, and his prices are right. This is the
verdict of every one of his customers.
Young AND COMPANY.
Optomctrist is long word and hard to
| say. but it stands for great deal in this
| busy world of ours. The most valuable sense
| is sight, which we must preserve at any cost.
| 1t is always well to have a specialist pass
| upon the ills of our eyesight, and this place
has gained an enviable reputation during the
past three years. OF course this is not ex-
actly in the line of Christmas talk, but we
| are led up to that by saying that Christmas
shoppers find in the regular jewelry
stock, handsome silver and gold presents
that will appeal to the eye and the purse as
well. Engraving names initials is a part
| of every sale of silverware, if the customer
| so desires.
/ Outside of Bel Air there are a number of en-
| terprising firms who deserve especial mention
in shopping lists. Their stocks of goods
compare favorablY with city stores, and are
much more varied. to meet the needs OF
their country trade.
TUCKER AND COMPANY
Furnish the people of Forest Hill and a good
deal of the surrounding country with a stock
of goods that is constantly changing, which
adds to it's freshness and variety. They have
for years adopted the motto of quick sales
and small profits and there is not weel
passes but what they have few bargains il
some speciality, picked up by their alert buy
ers. Just now they have n seasonable dis
. play appropriate for Christmas times. Thei
large store is taxed to its utmost capacity
with stock not cXcclled by any like enter
prise in the county. Their tremcnd1 GUS trad
taxes the ingenuity of the proprictors to nc
f commodate every customer in the promptcs
manner. But not one is compelled to wait
D as their obliging clerks are sufficient in mum