The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-21

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look in at Mr.. Losey's for beatiti-
full scene is there.
Ball & Company have two very
pretty windows. A white back
ground, with pink heading, an arch
effect, with Poinsettia flowers, white
holly. festoons, and vines make up a
most pleasing sight. One window
has gentlemen S furnishings and the
other has novelties for ladies, etc.
The interior of the store is. made up
with a pyramid effect, with fancy
handkerchiefs and vines that pleases
the eye. and max IS an attractive
/ whole that cannot fail to get notice
| from tire BUYERS at this place. Chas.
Humphre vs. did the north window,
! All ChaS. Glauh the south, and both
show degree of taste that is worthy
| IF comm eudation.
At Frank Vangilder grocery the
decorations are on an elaborate scale
for the grocery. One expects with
dry goods and notions display will
he made that is in keeping with the
assortment, but a grocery store does
not give the decorator the same
chance. However Rem Vangilder has
shown his early training as decora-
tor of houses. and the elaborate Dis
plav is pleasing and attractive.
In TIE window Of Rhodes store
Gre IS a display of Christn-a as TOYS
tat are iov TO the little folks.
aid the rasssrbv is brought to a
halt at this corner by the endless
variety shown. and the tact display
ed in the arrangement.
TIE DISPLAY of goods in the win
dows of J. c. Bunnell's store causes
even the busy man TO stop and take
notice, and the offerings made here
for the holiday trade will surely at
tract the one who is looking for the
useful as well as ornamental.
c. z. Rowe. while not having as
vet put on the Christmas colorirlgs.
has a window that cannot be passed
without stopping. This store has
gained a reputation for its good
looks at all times. and just now the
display is unusually attractive.
Another window that cannot fail
to delight the children and all those
who have Young hearts, is that of
Frank Jacox at the Racket store.
There will be seen fireplace with
Santa Claus peering over the Chin
ney. festoons of Christmas colors,
I'll the TOYS and notions that bring
iov to the child, and add to the
Christmas cheer will be found in
this display. Mr.. Jacox never does
things by halves. and with the able
assistance of Miss Vera Suseland
the general attractiveness of his
show window will measure up with
anv thing to be seen in the city.
Mr. Murphy at the CAIRO street
tea and coffee store. has a window
that is worth going the length of the
street to see. with it's delicate
simplicity. ard pleasing design.
While In the vacinity OF this store
take few steps further and see
what is in Carl Kleckner's window.
You will be pleased to see how fine
line of goods can be found at this
place, for taken all in all these two
new ventures in the mercantile line
are fully up-to-date with their at
tractive displays.
Fred Wenzler is another one who
is always in the front rank with
energ' and push. and his window
will be thronged by those who al
WAYS expect to see something worth
while. A big line of holiday goods
is shown, and the pennant decora-
tons. with holly entervined, makes
up a most pleasing display.
Mr.. Heitsmith who has the old
Southworth grocery has made his
clerks put on the holiday attire. and
his windows and store furnishings
are in keeping with the season.
The Variety store on Laporte
street makes up an attractive win
dow display, and the holiday throngs
will gather there to view the end
less assortment of articles that are
offered for the seasons trade.
All cannot be told of the various
displays made, but it is remarkal'.
when we take into consideration the
beautiful furnishings now compared
with few years ago, when little
branch or two of evergreen, with a
twining into wreaths, with a few
red berries here and there, constitut-
ed the sum of all our Christmas
decorations. Our stores are a fairy
land in comparison. Take a stroll
about the streets, and you will be
pleased and delighted at the beauty
and grandeur of the windows and
stores.
In Circuit Court.
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