The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-12-20
FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.
\ Herald and News Reporter Speaks
OF Some OF the Beautiful Christ
mas Things.

Coming down Main street the eye
is attracted by the beautiful octagonal
window IN the handsome new studio
of Otwey and r E. Salter where finely
executed and life-like photos are dis
played in an attractive setting OF
Christmas evergreens and scarlet
berries. Something new and interest
inc are the autochromo pictures. Go
and examine them.
Crossing over to Mayes' Book and
Variety store We see brilliant dis
play of Christmas goods, gifts of ev-
cry description and for everybody. The
window to the right gay with Christ
mas colors and filled with beautiful
TOYS for the little ones. The opposite
window is a bower of beauty with its
trailing vines of purple and white
wistaria and tastily arranged are a
variety of lovely articles for presents.
At Caldwell & Haltiwanger's are
fine goods and ready-made clothing,
blankets and everything needed TOR
your comfort in the dry goods line
at reduced rates and are doing
rushing business preparatory to leaV-
ing for Columbia. 1t will pay you TO
visit them.
Robinson's 10 cents store is verl-
table wonderland to the little folk, and
q delightful sight for young and OLD
are the brightly decorated windows
and the gay colors within.
Glider & Weeks windows invite
closer inspection within, so beautiful
are the articles displayed. Lovely
presents are to be found herein, silver
and other ware.
Anderscn's Dry Goods store presents
bright appearance with the various
articles shown, and the windows III
their gay Christmas colors.
The West-Martin store must not be
overlooked or forgotten with It's ne"
and up-to-date material, as it IS one
of the institutions of the city, anc as
the city grows the West-Martin stor:
grows. westward the star OF empire
takes it's course" and West-Martln Is
the course many are taking.
If you are looking for the more use
~, eifts look at the handsome furs
and dry goods attractively shown IN
Mimnangh's windows and you will be
tempted to buy
Oh! the hats and caps OF every coior
we see as we pass along down Main
street. And bright roses are blooming
in Klettner's window. Klettner, the
friend of all, and here you find not only
dry goods useful and ornamental out
fine line of groceries BESIDES anu
fresh fruits for Christmas.
Across the street holly wreatheo
window catches our eye, and we go 10
insnect the fine work in photography !
done by Leroy and Miss Minnie Sal
fer Newberry should be proud ol
these two firms for we doubt II Deetei
work in the line can be shown else
where. One of the neatest pieces Is the
narrow, short panel with enVelope-to
he carried in the pocket. What more
suitable gift to-a friend!
ComiLg back we cross over on MOL
lohon Row" glimpsing as we pass the
CAV festcons in the windows OF SUM
mer Bros. and stopping to admire the
pretty pictures made by the decoFa-
+io,s in the windows at VIM. John-
sens hardware store. Over on Law
Range among the dignifed buildings
there, the furniture store OF summer
G. Hipp shows up conspicuously VIII
noantiful display of household goods,
bright rugs and other articles suitaole
fer Christmas presents, and the streets
ore 6l1ed these. afternoon with Christ
mas shoppers. Don't forget . when |
looking at the warm blankets, etc. 1ne
nrofnsion of Christmas chez every
whore that some will get none of II
unless it is given.
p,,oshrteriaps and A. r. P.'s lnlte Ill