The Delta independent., 1923-12-21

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In the windows of the Glenn Millin.
cry are to be seen a variety of bags.
handkerchiefs, barrettes, combs, and
the usual up-to-date line of women's
ready-to wear garments.
Barrere & Hoch are in readiness
for the holiday season. judging from.
the window full of fine candy and nuts
on display. They are presenting an
attractive window of vegetables, and
carry good line of dependable groc.
cries.
The Peoples Grocery are closing
out a line of goods handled in their
former location. They, too, are well
stocked with a nice line of clean,
fresh groceries, nuts, confections and
fruits.
The Old Smoke House window has
put on a festive appearance, the
background being an intermingling of
Christmas colors, making an apron
riate setting for the holiday goods in
attractive display.
The Producers Market is at your
service with a complete line of fresh
and cured meats and vegetables, an at
tractive showing of which may be
seen in their windows at all times of
the year.
The George C. Wilson store has
proved irrestible to the Cow boy or
the youthful "would-be," for on dis
play are to be seen the saddle, the
boots and all other accoutrements
which delight the heart of the boy
whose ambition is to achieve fame on
horses back. There, too. are to be
seen handsome leather travelling baPs,
trunks and suit cases-in fact. If 'ts
made of leather, you will find it at
Wilson'S.
r. F. Williams is making a special.
ty of buckwheat flour and maple
syrup these days. And why not?
Surely if ever this is the season and
these the mornings for just such a
breakfast dish. In another window
are to be seen dainties for the Christ,
mas table, prominent among which
are generous jars of mincemeat that
look like the ones mother used to
make.
The Delta Hardware COMPANY is
quoting special prices on bright, pure
aluminium ware, a whole windowfull
of kitchen utensils being on display
Coleman gas lamps in varied styles
making useful Christmas gifts that
will afford pleasure long after the
Christmas wrappings have been des-
troyed, fill one window. Ever in
evidence is the Chevrolet car in any
Of the desired models, which would
serve admirably as a Christmas gift
for the whole family.
The Laycock Garage has in stock
for practical demonstration Durant
and Star cars, many of which have
been placed in Delta county during
the past year; while E. l.. Kepler is
equally enthusiastic as to the merits
of the car he handles-the Buick
which may be seen at his place of
business. Other cars: the Stude-
baker and the Overland, sold by Stock
ham Brothers, and the ever depend.
able Ford that "rambles right along"
handled by the Egnew Garage should
be mentioned, any of which will pro
vide speedy transportation to the
home of relative or friend in time for
the Christmas feast.
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The Continental and White Eagle
Oil stations as well as all of the
garages, are in readiness to supply
you with the best of gas and lubri.
cants; and Seicrest Bros, Tilden and
Myers, our repair men, stand ready
to recharge batteries, vulcanize
tires, repair tops and mend radiator
leaks. Seicrest Bros are also featur.
ing line of electrical appliances for
Santa's bag.
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One of the very attractive windows
in town is that Of the Western Colo
RADIO Power Company, who are pre-.
pared to sell you anything electrical
from the smallest appliance to the
electric range or washer or the large
sized motor In their rpornv tyi,Ja,,,