Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

cases and firearms are shown
 The Puddephat Furniture coIl34nv is not to be outdone in the display af furniture, and shows a handsoms 4ina of bedroom suites, chairs and stoves. Also some pretty designs in statuary and works of art in pictures. Ore of the most attractive of the tr.ic..s shown is mantel and grate in one of the large windows which inl1.=zs. es one with an air Of comfor-.
 Claude Clegg and company are lot behind in the line of goods they h.tn dle, as their show windows vii. iu4r~ cate. They show line of paint5 apd brushes of superior quality and nice line of elegant wall paper. suit able to adorn the walls of palace
 The display windows of l.. Beraat.l are not without their attractions. They contain an assortment of rusi- cal instruments from a Jews harp to a talking machine Also a line of nn- sic by the leading composers, card lCSCINClS, Sldtudl NditHtS ana jewelry of all kinds.
 J. T. Lloyd and company have the distinction of owning the only exclu- sive sporting goods establishment ill the city, and their windows give ev- dence that their stock is complete. Guns of all calibers and cases, hunting suits, waders, roller skates, are on ex- hibition in their windows.
 Tempting bon-bons in dainty boxes. fruits, cakes and confections of all kinds greets the eye of those who are fond of sweetmeats at Toney Mones- tras
 The Mccain Grocer company have made no attempt at display, yet the front of their large store presents a pleasing array of many things good for the inner man, such as variety Of fruits, popcorn, pumpkins, dried fish, canned goods of every known variety and everything needed to help make home happy.
 The Pine Bluff Grocery company is alive to the wants of it's customers, as is shown by the array of choice edibles for the table. Fruits, home grown and tropical confections and necessaries are also exhibited.
 G. Michelotte keeps a variety of fruits and groceries, cigars and tobac- cos, and a selected line is on display in the front of his place of business,
 M Bram does not make any pre- tense of decorating, but his style of carefully selected line of gents and ladies, furnishings, consisting of clothing, millinery, cloaks are shown.
 Vim. RosenZweis presents to hol- day shoppers pretty line of milli- nery, tailored gowns, rain coats and beautiful furs, also a superb line of shoes and dry goods and mems and boys clothing.
 Brasher Drug coIapany are getting ready to send Santa Claus on his an- nual tour among the little folks. In their show windows he stands looking first to the right and then to the left, spying out the good and the bad, while just behind him is banked nice as sortment of Christmas toys, which he will present to the little boys and little girls, according to their con- duct towards the( playmates and pa rents.
 w. l.. Dewoody displays line of elegant Bibles-just the things fol Christmas presents-and very pret- ty line of pocket books perfumes dusters and various articles of use fitness.
 The Arkansas Carpet and Furniture company's display consists of pretty china handsome folding beds and trunks.
 False faces and pretty line of toys at Bert Altschul's attract the little ones, while the older ones are attract ed by dainty bon-bons and other choice confectiOns
 Robinson Bros. display of bathroom and toilet supplies, as seen through their windows. is not designed merely for Christmas, but. to attract the at tention of customers every day in the year.
 D. I. Mills windows are tastily adorned with a Vrey pretty display of hand-painted china, dainty vases and statuary and presents very pleas ing appearance.
 The Knox4Walker Furniture com pany have deep window recess pret- tily arranged. with handsome rugs, touches and varied assortment of doll beds and iron bedsteads that at once attracts and fascinates the chill dren.
 l.. P. Muuergren has handsome