The Delta independent., 1921-07-01
|NosEY INDEPENDENT REPORTER
GOES WINDOW SHOPPING.

The Independent reporter took .
stroll down the street the other day
and made some startling discoveries:
Frost & Annani have some lemons
that look like grapefruit for size.
They average half pound each. az
against four ounces in the ordinary
kind. The price is rs cents per
dozen. New potatoes are cents
per pound. Early spuds last year
were 12h cents.
Harvey Kendall is moving his bar
Der shop two doors south locating
in his pool hall.
Dunbar's window is a riot of color
with flags Of every description. Lit
tie tiny ones, some bigger and some
others bigger-every kind of Tag
you want just so it is the red, white
and blue.
Park-Davis' window carries a line
Of summer shoes and hose mighty
good looking ones for these sultry
days; good style and sizes for ev-
trybody.
Golden Rule Store has a new ship
ment of those 50 and 81 silks which
they are still selling at s1.50 the
yard. Every color and kind Of silk
to be found.
The Harding -Raber drug store has
la windowful of fireworks and fish
ing tackle. Whether you go fishing
or celebrate at home, you will want
lot of fireworks. All kinds and
prices.
Luke E. Meyer has lot of Pickard
hand painted china and cut glass; at
tractive Tor all times of the year.
The Star Bakery window hiss cakes
and sweets of every kind imaginable.
And candy-um, um, candy for the
| whole country, and their own make,
too.
Smokehouse Brown displays a ton
or more OF fireworks and toy bal
looms. Also has cigarettes and to-
bacco fresh from the factory.
Glenn Millinery window bears large
sale cards. If you didn't find bar
gains at this store you didn't go
there. Beautiful waists, hats, etc.
at less than cost of materials Open
all day the Fourth.
| Stockham's window il filled with
lunch kits. Perfection oil stoves and
! a lot Of things which make this hot
weather more bearabls.
| Choice showing OF dress shirts, ties.
ETC., at Remington -Elliott's: Spruce
up, you boys, and go get a girl for
the Fourth.
The Day & Sharman display Is
vegetables aand fruits, kept in fine
shape by q fountain.
Aliens Jewelry Store shows some
handsome gifts for the June bride, or
any lady. for that matter The "old
lady" likes such gifts, too. even
twenty years after her wedding day.
Marshall-Smith clothing store pre-
sents an unusually nice appearance
in fact quite metropolitan. Never
saw better bargains than those
ready-to-wear garments they are Of
fering.
nice line of fishing tackle. Can't at
ford TO borrow when you can get one
of your own so moderately priced.
Western Colorado Power Company
shows gold mine of hot weather
necessities, electric irons, grills.
vacuum cleaners, etc. They can be
purchased on terms.
Van Volkenburgh's bookstore shows
q large collection Of hand painted
framed mottoes-not the stereotyped
What is Home Without Mother"
stuff, but up-to-date. attractive YER
ses with true sentiment in them.
In the Mathers window are the
darlingest dresses for little girls in
lovely shades. They are trimmed in
organdie and hand embroidery, and
are the hit Of the season. Sizes
from 2 to s years Mathers also has
a table OF splendid shoe bargains at
$4.s5.
Hollands north window is attrac-
lively attired in seasonable patriotic
decorations and the merchandise
shown is Quartette of handsome
summer suits The south window
carries a number Of ladies' hats
priced at one-half Of former prices.
Seabourne Mercantile window shows
a trio of porch chairs at prices low
enough that anyone can own one.
There is also grist OF new furni-
ture in the store. Mr.. Seabourn's
slogan is: "You furnish the girl and
we'Il furnish the house."
These were few of the things the
reporter saw. win go again some
day.