Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-20
STORE WINDOWS
IN XMAS ATTIRE

The business section of Baraboo is
in full holiday regalia, store windows
becoming beauty spots over night.
Among the number we mention the
following:
Risley Brothers store is bedecked
with Christmas trees, a fireplace and
many other articles which show the
holiday time is near at hand.
The shopper will pause in her hur-
ried walk to take look at the Mar
riott shoe store window, where a Fer
ris wheel filled with dolls makes its
travel through the air. The wheel
was designed by George Weber.
The McGuan & Fogle clothing COM
pany is getting away from the cam
outage idea and has used natural
white birch and pine cones for deco
rating their show window, displaying
a fine assortment of useful Christmas
gifts, and under the service flag, gifts
suitable for the soldier boys.
Red bells and holly decorate the
windows of Fisher Brothers store in
which is a fine line of ivory articles.
The show window of T. Clavadat-
scher looks like Christmas with it's
fireplace and red bells and showing
of articles for Christmas gifts.
The Rexall store presents one of
it's always attractive feature displays
of useful goods.
The Variety store has window full
of candy and toys which shows that
Christmas is near at hand.
The Kingsford furniture store has
a Santa Claus descending down the
chimney through the fireplace with
Christmas toys for the little folks,
The window decorations Of the
Brewer-Rowland shoe store are in
green and red, the poinsetta flower
being used.
The Donovan drug store has taken
on it's holiday garb and the interior is
bedecked with Christmas bells and
festoons Of red and green.
The Peck Mercantile company has
a window full of wooden blankets and
is Just now in the midst Of big sale.
E. T. Ross has transformed the
florist office with holly wreaths and
flowers, making a beautiful window
display.
The Corner drug store has window
trimmings and goods suggestive OF
Christmas.
The Melzl & Mccain windows are
filled with beautiful and useful gifts
for Christmas.
The Reinking dry goods stort has
taken on a Christmas appearance,
various gift articles being displayed
in the windows.
At ErswelIs furniture store are
shown many suitable gifts for the
home.
In the windows of the OFT Hardware
store will be seen a variety of use
full goods displayed to advantage, as
we'll as suitable gifts for the young
folks.
At the F. E. Shuts music house
fine sale of Victrolas has been report
ed, and several are in the window.
The Taylor book store has it's usual
display of holiday gifts in the win
dows and within the store.
The Berg dry goods store is making
speciality of little booths showing
their line of handkerchiefs and other
articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents.
The CLINT of the jewelry display
af oOInTs hnrn and
there will mean a stop at Won Wald's
The Settergren Hardware company
has it's large window front filled with
goods appropriate for the Christmas
season and offering many suggestions.
The store windows of Acott-Gust
are prettily decorated, a representa-
ton of snow man and suitable gifts
being in one of the windows.
The Yuletide spirit is manifest in
tht Pelton & Son shoe store, where
bright streamers of red and white
hang suspended from wall to wall. A
miniature Christmas tree adds to the
effectiveness.
The window of the G. A. Briggs fur
store is decorated with red and green
streamers and many furs suitable for
Christmas presents.
The Schey shoe store has fine dis
play of shoes in their show window
which make good Christmas gifts for
everyone.
A. M. Rodems has an attractive and
appetizing display in the window of
his fruit and candy store, and many
of the grocers about the city are fill
ing their windows with delectable
looking goods for holiday consump-
ton.
We have already mentioned the
handsome window displays in the
julius Hoppe clothing store, and in
the Up-to-the- Minute Clothing store.
Both are worthy of special attention.