Gunnison news-champion., 1907-12-13
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has bsea up TO standard along all
lines from toys for the Little ones up
to gilt books. toilet sets ana the.
thousand aud one ARTICLES We hav.
broacht on especially for thi. time
of wear There doesat seem 10 I've
any particular shortage Of cash
either, although outside uf Gunni-
son, particularly in the east. they
are complaining bitterly
'Usefulness" Is the keynote Of
holiday goods at Clarence Adams
and indeed you cannot buy an ar
ticle in his store but will find its
nook Of utility in the home. That's
mighty important question with
some and whether YOU purchase
rocking chairs. or china or rugs or
tables or coucbes. or what not at the
Furniture and Queenswsre store.
there is no penny Of 1T but is well
invested, outside of the comfort and
beauty of such holiday gifts
Miller * Parsons are selling their
usual holiday quota of dry goods,
especially the pretty small things
that make suitable presents The
Big Store always has the goods YOU
want aud is attractive from front To
rear
The Fair" has brought on null
tltude of toys and CHRISTMAS deco
rations, which added To- their already
large stock Of goods in this class and
the store full of standard merchan-
disc makes IT an attractive place to
visit
At Sampliners 'on the corner
the genial proprietor and several
clerks are kept busy these days
waiting ON not only the holiday pa
irons but the usual large number of
buyers who patronize this well
stocked and well handled dry goods
emporium.
To men who enjoy luxuries in
smokers articles, from fancy tobac-
COS TO pipes and cigars in holiday
attire. Weinberger's 10 the place to
20. No danger here Of the wife Sc
lectisg a poor box of ciHssu. Mr..
Weinberesr viii know what Ne
likes, and also il yon want fancy
box Of candy for wife, sister or
sweetheart here is TIE hest 10 be
had.
1t is hard to tell what livery
stable can offer in the way of holi-
day indncement, except that with
the advent of winter and the time
of good cheer, sleigh bells and Jolly
parties seem part of the season Geo.
Eastman and Frank Young are both
equipped to help out tie merry
making on short notice
Jos. Blackstock sends Christmas
greetings from a store equipped to
I'll your holiday wants in shoes,
slippers, hats, caps, shirts, neckties,
gloves. etc. all proper and service
able remembrances
The restaurants are all going to
have special Christmas dinners,
they say. Ask S. S. johnson what
he is going 10 have, or B b. Lash
brook or Mrs. Emmet Trine, what
good things to eat will be ready
for the hungry diner-out on that
day of good cheer.
The holiday opening at y. c.
Boyles Saturday was a unique idea
and proved decided success.
Twenty dozen carnations were given
away To the ladies', which illustrates
the number of people who gathered
to examine the holiday display. 1t
is world of toys here on display. A
fairyland for boys and girls. Don't
fail to see Boyles book store while
doing your holiday shipping
In anothes column Franklin Wal
ker calls attention to his Christmas
goods and solicits share of your
patronage. The old gentleman has
hard struggle in his alfliction and
will appreciate your call.
The holiday shopper always enters
the store of D. Canaday with lively
anticipation OF pretty things. and is
never disappointed. There are not
only the best of offerings in books.
stationery. toilet sets. pictures. dainty
toilet accessories, mirrors, knives,
etc, etc, but Mr.. Canaday and Mr.
Foulke are never firing in their
pleasant manner of helping with the
Christmas giving. The window dis
plays at Canadays are particularly
attractive and give an index of the
artistic spirit which pervades the
store.
"Our Christmas trade is fine, and
getting better every day" said