The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-12-23
A PEEP IN
THE WINDOWS
Yale Merchants Have Spared No
Pains in Displaying Their
Wares.


Things Chrismasy greet you with every
peep into our merchants windows, and
you want this and you want that and
you want the other, and all the things
you see, so fine are the displays. Yale
merchants were never better supplied
for holiday trade than they are this
year and as a result, thriving busl-
ness is theirs. The sellers are selling
the buyers are buying and everybody
is happy and that brings us the right
Christmas spirit. Some of our mer'
chants who have made special efforts
at decorating their places of business
and dressing their show windows, de-
serve special mention.
Look in at the one big window Of
the Bon ton. 1t is always alluring to
the ladies. Not day through the year
(Sundays excepted) but ladies stop to
view the pretty feminine wear, but an
added touch has been given in honor
of the holidays, and with the furs. neck
wear, handkerchiefs and little novel
ties, it is a pretty sight Inside, every
thing lady could possibly want for
wearing Is to be found, and such dainty
articles. Milady might we'll choose her
own Christmas gift here.
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Speaking of gifts we were thinking
that nothing could be nicer than one
OF those handsome pictures which line
the north window of A. V. Parmlee's
big furniture store. 1t will take quite
a time to look at each different view
but their beauty will warrant your
taking all the time you want. And
then 90 to the south window where
you will see line of handsome furni-
ture and pianos.
One hears delighted obs and abs
before Lothian 81 Palmer's north win
dow and il you want to know how your
boys college room should look, this
window will tell you. 1t is an unique
idea and we'll carried out. A fine
assortment of samples of what is sold
in their clothing store is displayed in
the south window very attractively.
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If you want nuts and sweeties to fill
the children's stockings you will see a
fine assortment in one OF II. G. Martins
windows. Don't they make the mouth
waterP Pretty things from his large
dry goods lines fill the other window.
arranged with taste.
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The drug store windows at Staley q
Bricker's are decorated with variety Of
articles useful and ornamental, all hav-
ing their place in household and max
ing handsome gifts.
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The hardware store of John Hutton
is not to be outdone by any dry goods
or grocery store and the windows here
are quick to catch the eye. The figure
of Santa Claus stands in one beside a
fireplace, and an array of cutlery is
made in groups. The second window
is also arranged tastily.
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Ladies who admire fine table linen,
lunch cloths, dresser scarfs, center
pieces, etc.will see something beautiful
il they stop at Beayis & Hutchinson's
north view window. The window is en-
tirely given up TO the display OF many
of these snowy pieces and the moder-
ate prices you may observe surely brings
them within the reach of anyone at
Chrismastide. The other window
shows an assortment of articles, hand
kerchiefs, umbrellas, handbags, rich
silks for waistings and the Christmas
greenery. Inside an attractive booth
IN bright colors covers many things q
lady may wish, and the whole store is
full of goods piled high.
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Across the street is the old reliable
Palmer store, the place where you have
always traded. One of the lines of
general merchandise which this firm
takes pride IN is shoes and one window
shows a display Of foot wear of all
kinds. The attractive feature of the
other window is ladies' fancy aprons,
pretty enough to admire and also to
wear. Go in and you will not be dis
appointed in anything you may ask
for In their line.
Cochranes is the next dry goods store
and although Mr.. Cochrane has not
been with us long he has found his
way to the hearts of the people, as he
understands his business and keeps
the goods. The one big show window
is always we'll dressed. Just now 1t is
resplendent with nice showing Of diff
ferent articles which takes ones
fancy.
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The drug firm of Pollock Il Hennes.
sy haye one window of Bibles and test
aments, small, medium and big, all
shapes, sizes and prices. One of these
is sure to be acceptable to someone.
Toilet articles and accessories Gil the
other window. Some very elegant
sets being displayed.
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The Yale Shoe Store recently pur-
chased by Edighoffer Bros. carries a
line Of anything you may want or need
i'm the way of foot wear and many Of
their nobby numbers are used to dress
their windows.
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J.I. Rosenthal decorates his windows
with the latest, up-to-date articles
from an up.to.date gents furnishing