Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-21

display of ivory ware, manicure sets,
toilet articles and other dainty gifts.
Warm furs for the family are not
the only articles displayed in the
windows of the HI. G. Barker Co.
There also may be found everything
in mems wear: things that men most
appreciate when Christmas time
comes.
In Ellinwood's south window is
seen the reproduction Of a cozy room
, with it's various furniture placed
with homelike comfortableness. The
north window is filled with a mass of
toys which never fails to catch the
eye and heart of the Riddle passing
by.
Sporting goods, skis, skates, boys
whiting sets and many excellent
suggestions for Christmas gift giving
may be seen in the windows of J. H.
Cogan Co.
Toys and then more toys, mechani-
are at Swift & Turner's. In their
northern most window may also be
! seen an excellent variety of china,
unique dishes and cut glass.
Toilet articles never fail to make
acceptable gifts at Christmas time,
the kind that is tastily arrayed in
the windows of B. E. Bither.
Mems furnishings is the general
theme of J.. B. Farrell's window. All
things that men wear, gloves, hos
/ iery, ties. etc, are to be found in this
! window.
Handmade candy baskets. canes,
broken and ribbon candy besides a
/ great variety of other kinds tempt
ingly invite the eye of the prospective
purchaser at Miller's.
The latest modes n shoes for men
and women including the always ac-
! ceptable felt slippers are seen in the
windows of J. F. BilOdeau. The north
window contains a reproduction of a
fireplace. In it rests a log, the fire
place being lighted with a red bulb,
giving the whole window a pleasing
! glow.
| Painting sets for children. together
with other interesting novelties mark
the window of ]. Frank Pierce. Sta
tionery needs may be found there.
Haberdashery in A. F. Pierces win
dow. This includes ties. hosiery,
shirts, suspenders, gloves and many
other articles.
Ivoryware and toilet articles con-
stitute the ,Fletcher's Pharmacy win
dow. These things are displayed with
attractiveness and care.
Tasty decoration marks the show
ing of ivoryware at Picard's.
Coughlins Drug Store has a pretty
display of ivory. perfumes and toilet
sets. Box chocolates are also array
ed prettily together with a window
full of KoGaks.
Scarfs. coats and various things
for women comprise the windows OF
H. J. Merrick. L
Excellent displays are shown In
the four big windows of the d. w.
Adams Co. Furs, coats. waists, sta
tionery. toilet goods, hosiery, hand
kerchiefs and other acceptable gifts.
Shoes furnish the keynote for the
very pretty windows of F. l.. Hersey.
Mems silk shirts. scarfs, hosiery
and many gifts that men are partial
to are seen in the two we'll arranged
windows of Beane & Cross.
! For travellers the display Of ward
robe trunks and bags in one of the
windows of E. f. Davis & Co. is in
tended to appeal. The other WIN
dows are filled with men and boys
furnishings.
/ Two windows full of shoes In sizes
and styles for all the family greet the
eye of the passer by in Morin's Shoe
Store.
The windows at Quimby's show
some very pretty Christmas articles
including brass candlosticks, painted
china. desk sets. toys for the kiddles'
dolls. books are others.
A fine line of shirts and mems fur-
nishings comprise the windows OF =.
F. Bilodeau Co.
Women's coats of all kinds ana
other women's wear are shown IN the