The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-20
CHRISTMAS IS HERE; LOOK AT
 THE WINDOWS
Merchants of Juneau Display ing Goods for Final Week
 Of Holiday Trade.


 The display windows of Juneau's live merchants never looked better than they do at the present time. Every window speaks of the Yule time and those with, all kinds of tastes and with limited or unlimited spending money can find articles dis played which will give tips as to Christmas gifts.
 The artistic nature of the various window dressers is shown in dett ways used according to the goods to be displayed Whether electric toys, clothes and everything, the displays are all worked out neatly. One thing noticed this year is the large number of electrical goods displayed, from curling irons to washing machines. But the windows are bringing the results according to the merchants. There are gifts for him, she, old and young.
 The B. M Behrends Company has two displays, one window being used from dolls and toys for the young sters and then the more substantial articles, dresses, comforts, lingerie, etc. The other windows is for men articles.
 The Fashion has two pretty win aows, set of by two small Christ mas trees. In these windows are those things which women delight to wear. The Needlecraft shop has splendid assortment of dcdnty arr ticles. N Rocovich is not to be outdone and he has put the dining room sets forward to the display windows. Cartwright has neat window with dolls and doll beds, stationery, etc. Nelson's varied as- sortment of toys are set off in the windows and in the store by lights which make the place one of gilt tering colors.
 The many display windows of the mammoth Goldstein's Emporium are full of all sorts of goods and it takes some time to view these var ious windows to even grasp their importance of what is in the store. Part of one window is given over to the display of articles for the little sunshine" in ones home. Britt's Pharmacy on Seward street has a good display of Christmas arr ticles. only a reminder of what is i contained in the show cases and on the shelves inside.
 The Juneau Florists store looks very Christmas like, with holly ! wreaths and punches of mistletoc among the other pretty things. The Alaska Electric Light & Power Company has large display Of goods, almost of every conceivable thing used in lighting or making the work of the housewife easier.
 Crossing Front street, at the foot of Seward, one at night enters the white way of Juneau, all mer- chants having brilliantly lighted windows which are full of substan- tial suggestions. Valentines, c. w. Young Company, Juneau Hard ware, Sharick's and The Boston Store all have varied displays.
 Going down Front Street towards he City Dock, both sides of the .treet look like Christmas was here, he Juneau Music House, Britt'a Pharmacy No. 2, Mullen & Hebert, The Nugget Shop, Butler, Mauro Drug Co.,, H. s. Graves. Bargain Store, Japanese Toy Store, The Leader, Sanitary Plumbing and all intervening stores down to the Ju- neau Hardware have Santa Claus cleaning out of the windows. The bakers, meat markets and grocery stores everywhere also have sugges- tions of the holidays and the banks are fixing up for the time of Peace on Earth, Good Will to All Men"
 After one has walked around the streets of Juneau and then returns without making up the mind re- garding what to buy, the trip should be taken again and visit made be- hind the show windows for there is everything, for everybody, or any body, right here in Juneau.
 Many of the stores are to keep open evenings during the remainder of this week to and including Christmas Eve and there is now practically no reason why Christ