The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-12-13
WOLF POINT STORES
SHOUT CHRISTMAS"
DELIGHTFUL SHOPPING TOUR
IN THE HERALD AND ON
MAIN STREET

hard to realize tnaI merry ChrlSUHlS
is almost here. But if anyon
doubts the calendar let him surve
Wolf Points merchants window
and then take stroll inside. He wi
be convinced that Christmas, wor
derful Christmas. is on the way.
"Red's" Place
Just look in at Buttrey' 's-suc
lovely things in the artfully drape'
windows; such colors, such style
such designs. Yet it's only a hin
of what is inside the store-if it i
for women or children it's there. 1t /
a respectable place, yet you fint
there ''riot" of color and style
Bert's for Sweets
Right across the street is Norby's
Christmas confections of every sort
homemade. delicious-and oh girl
those packages. It's not Christmas
without candy-you can't get away
from remembering that everybody
likes candy.
Stem Has Corn Show
Now, let's run up to Stennes'
while we are nearby. Toys. toys, on
boy. Now is ''when a feller needs a
friend" Radios, too, jimmy. And
such cheap and practical things IN
household hardware And there is
something new in Christmas displays
Corn. Roosevelt county's ribbon
winning -aristocratic Corn,
bearing the title of King, that has
made royal tour to Chinook and
Miles City, and was then brought to
Wolf Point by Dan Noble. Don't fall
to see it, folks. You will be convinc-
ed that if the farmer daddies raise
corn like this their kiddies will not
go without toys at Christmas.
"Heinze's" ST Varieties
There is such a remarkable va
riety of merchandise at the Golden
Rule that hewindow displays scarce
" hint at it. Pretty and practical
things for all the family from baby
to grandpa. It's a busy spot and
there's a reason.
John and Bill Need Help
Coming back up the street you
can't pass the Globe windows if you
care for mems stuff. John and Bill
are literally shoveling out the Holl-
day bargains, they say so right on
the big signs; what's more they may I
have to call on Sam or Santa for
help. This is the House of Kuppen-
heimer. Nuf sed.
"Peg" In the Game
Sinclair Lewis would never recog-
nize this as "Main Street" but would
take it for Hennepin avenue. Those
alluringly lighted windows, skillfully
trimmed by Peglow and his force are
uuite metropolitan and so is the we'll
stocked interiors fine things for
nilady's wardrobe, the kiddles' play
soom or mothers kitchen.
Who Said Diamonds? --"Hux"
Why is the band playing, up the !
street? That is one on you, Mabel. ;
That band is not up the street but IN S
Kansas City. 1t is one of HuxsoIs !
2adiola VS. that makes it sound that
way. If you do some of your shop
ing here you may wear diamond. {
When Huxsol essays the roll of st. Y
Jick he does not do things by halves {
| two fifty sparkler as Christmas
lift is going some. Certainly, two
undred and fifty, read his ad on an q
ther page. Look at those heaped s
ables an cases; look at Georges" r
littering array of jewelry, gaze on u
hose marvellous toys. Santa would a
ure 90 broke and finish up writing d
hecks on the northern snowbanks
! he tried to buy out this store. {
o. c., Oh See I
It is no wonder the men of this
are 50 extravagant IN
neir dress that their wives complain
{ 'snothing to wear" The Fad is
lie cause of some of it. The aver
ge man of pride, tinged with vanity, e.
erhaps, just can't resist the way II
D. c." displays and advertises that y
ggery. He has to show class to o.
i the role of host in the home of u
art Schaffner &~Marx. l.
Neut Sets Up the Eats
Can't shop another minute without "
lowing what do we have for dinner. to
lst glance at his regular space in We
be Herald and you will find excel e7
It suggestions by 'Neut." Alright, is
ose make me hungry, let's go in er
ID look 'em over. There, those will m
re do for our Christmas dinner. XII
Morris Suggests Juice ia
No, Volstead won't care, this is the ba
nd Ben Franklin brought down til
ON the clouds. If you have lit M
of it in your home you can find he
e dandiest appliances to hitch it
to at The Elecric Shop. If you
Y Merry Christmas electrically your N,
actical gift will always be appre- be
tied. Just try it once, says Nor of
!. CO