The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-22

ldIUer lOT CHIlSCIIho LAY. lOOoCOO
and cigars, too, for the men who
| smoke.
j. F. Kilduff's large show win
dows are irrisistibly attractive to
the throngs promenading Front ST.,
and his lines of general merchandise
everything good to eat and
everything to wear-haye met the
| demands of the shopper, The large
variety of goods for the Christmas
trade have kept the force of clerks
busy.
B. H. Koke has spared no pains to
make the display of everything for
the equine as complete and attrac-
tive as possible and you may buy
saddle. bride, harness, with sprig
of holly, just to remind you Christmas
is comm. You almost wish you
could trim your horse like a Christ
mas tree-what a beauty he'd be with
all those elegant horse trappings and
jewelry. The Navajo blankets with
their Swastika designs make beauti-
full presents.
And when you get to the Central
Meat Market, things are so Christ
masy, you just can hardly wait till
the big feast. There's cranberries,
pickles, sauer kraut, turkeys, chick
ems, oysters, fish, roasts, stews,
brois, fries, and 50 many good
things in the meat and vegetable line
that you wonder how they are ever
| going to sell all of them, but when
you see the good natured proprietOrs,
Chas. Wolf and Tom Johnson, then
r youquit wondering and wander on to-
j. +. Murray's Drug Store contains
so many toys and Christmas mer-
, chandise that at first you are bewil-
, dered but when you find you are in
| toy land, you know just what to buy
for Robbie, or Johnny or Mary or
Flossie. The Christmas scenes in
S the windows have pleased and held
/ the attention of the crowds for days
Toilet articles, choice confections,
= stationery, books, cards, kodaks
4 and monographs bave all sold wei
at the Malta Drug Store.
E, The crowds stop at II. M. Trafton's
, Big Store and find plenty to ad
i. mire in the artistic show window
exhibits. Complete stocks in CIR,
nd ha ctn i,
r. Christmas GARLAND so many sensi
$ BILE, appropriate articles for presents
e The attractive display of silk gowns
q waists and kimonas has been mucl
u admired. Filthy lucre has beel
parted with gladly here to make 9th
q ers happy.
q Buster Brown says: "Resolved
that good things to eat go a long wa,
o toward making happy Christmas.
q and the Malta Mercantile Co. hav
!, those good things TO eat, and hand
y some china ware, cutlery, silver
- ware, hardware, that make such ap
propriate Christmas gifts. The stor
- has been handsomely decorated will
holly, Christmas bells, and ever
. green until everybody that goes int
:, the store knows Christmas is com
" ing.
u Grapes, oranges, and apples a
8 Merchants.
Mrs. W. II. Raltz of Cowan, spen
a the latter part of the week in on
e city.
'' Amos Riddle left for Texhoma
" Oklahoma Tuesday night to visit hi
- mother.
! Make your somebody happy with
= Kodak. Eastman's, we have then
n from $1.0O up. Malta Drug Store.
y Xmas candy, 2pound for 25 cents a
Is Merchants.
It Mrs. C. l.. Hackshaw of Dodsor
IT was calling on her many friends i
'e Malta last Friday.
II Lars Nelson, Mrs. Lars Feden an
Mrs. Oscar Robb of Wagner, wer
- shopping in Malta Tuesday.
John Crowley from the benc
:. twenty miles north of Malta wa
~ ~, among the callers at the Enterpris
80 Office last Thursday.
,r For quality, comfort and style, fO
style, comfort and quality bu,
, Florsheim shoes.
- Edwards & Mcclellan.
g Nothing cheap and shoddy in on
u Xmas line, best goods and loves
e prices. Every article guaranteed