Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-14

/ seized the Metropoie market, over
which Fred Boutwell, presides, and it
is showing a fine line of meats which
would be hard to beat in any city.
Porter & Son, the druggists, are
making special Christmas feature OF
dolls, albums and toilet sets.
Cut glass, crockery and toys are
pleasing features OF the Fourth street
Fair window.
Arnold, Olson & Davis are cater
ing to the Christmas trade with a
nice line of apples, other fruits and
fancy groceries.
The City Market is stocking up
with a nice line of meats.
The Occur d'Alene second hand
store is in the swim with many ar
ticles that will do for presents.
The Table Supply company sue
cessors to the Brown Table Supply
company retains the popularity of
its predecessors and it's windows are
filled with tempting displays of
canned goods. fruits and nuts. It
handles the well-known Ferndell
goods.
w. B. Netherlands gents furnish
ing store is making a nice display
in its line and offers many attractions
for Christmas.
The popular Occur d'Alene Drug
store, under the management of
Clement Wilkins, is making a fine
display of candies, leather goods in
many designs, and perfumes. The
stock is complete and most attractive.
The Red Front Clothing & Shoe
company, managed by Mr.. Levy, is
just putting on big holiday reduc-
ton sale and the windows are most
neatly trimmed with clothing
and furnishing goods which attract
much attention.
M. G. Petersen is justly entitled to
be called the leading jeweler, because
his display of holiday goods is GER
taoinly one that would do credit to
a much larger city than Occur d.
Alene. His window display is largely
silverware, but there are other at
fractions.
Mr.. o. F. Ghormley, the music
dealer, has space in the room with
Mr.. Petersen and carries a nice line
Of music and instruments.
The Occur d'Alene Meat company,
while 1t is about to change owners,
Gus Blenz retiring from the business,
will not overlook supplies for its
Christmas trade.
Norquist's Department store has a
real live Santa Claus as one of its
window attractions and this feature
is quite popular with the youngster
and even the grown people do not
pass him up. He will be on hand
every afternoon until Christmas. An
old fashioned fireplace with mantle,
stockings and toys is another feature
of Norquist's. The more useful and
necessary goods are also neatly dis
played.
The Hub Clothing company is dis
playing suits and gents furnishings.
The attractive features in the win
dows of the Colquhoun Hardware
company now are a display of
silverware, carpet sweepers and hunt
ing supplies which are neatly arrang-
ed.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Robinson, the Frank
lin block milliner is showing some
nice trimmed hats. Tie Paris, also
in the same business, has an attract
/ i've display Of millinery.
Oscar Foster handles a neat.
though not extensive, line OF furnish
ings and Is making a good display.
A. Pierce, the fruit and candy
man. is making good showing in his
line.
Knapp's shooting gallery makes
no pretensiOns at a Christmas dis
play, but hangs up some nice prizes
for the best shots and offers all an
opportunity to try their skill.
Lambros' display OF candles and
fruits is In great variety and the
tempting sweets are manufactured
in his own candy kitchen.
Parker & Gerten are carrying a
nice line Of confections, nuts. fruits
and cigars for their customers and
the Christmas trade.
Dietrich q Klein are also dispens-
ers of sweets and souvenirs.
In staple lines for the Christmas
trade the wlnn-Barr-Chainey com
pany is displaying some nice bath
robe blankets. millinery and ladies'