Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-28
MWHORTER'S TO
OPEN new SHOP
this MORNING

8feWhorter's new, modern and COM
pIctc confectionery store situated on
q avenue next to the Bank Of Doug
Ias opens it's doors for business this
morning at 9 o'clock.
One has but to peek inside % az
certain that as. the management is
empbagizIng, it is to Re first class
confectionery shop conducted in a
high class manner. Two large and
attracnvcIy dressed display windows,
well lighted and striking to the eye.
are the fret thing to impress the
visitor to the establishment. Then,
az one enters, he finds the floor
covered with handsome blue 1inoel-
cum and general color scheme
throughout VI light and appealing
blue.
On the left, is the modern foun-
tain behind which an unusual amount
Of ice cream Of practically every
known flavor IS to be carried at all
times. At one end behind the fOun-
tain, f. kept the bulk ice cream and
at the other end, the brick and
sherbet. The rcfrigerating system
IS the most up to date Obtainabie
and runs mechanically, needing no
ice.
On the right as one enters, is a
small but compact and well stocked
candy department which offers the
customer practically everything in
that line. Down each eide Of the
store, a. one proceeds toward the
rear, are long rows Of attractive
booths with pretty individual lights
above ana with two lines Of tables
in between them. The seating ar
rangement Of the establishment is
capable Of caring for 100 persons.
In the rear fg the music department
where ali the latest Brunswick
records and yictrolas will be offered
az well az a great quantity 6f popular
sheet music. The kitchen is in the
rear and equipped to handle the
luncheon trade.
The Iuncheonette service will be
conducted daily, except Sunday, from
II a. N. to 2 p. m. as it has been at
the store occupied by the company
on Tenth street.
In every respect, the new shop
which BcWhorter conducts in Bis
bee. This similarity will be followed
right through from the arrangement
Of things within, to the high class
commodities to be offered and the
1uncheons served.
The business of the concern here
viii be both retail and wholesale
and in everyway possible, an effort
will be made to give the public Of
Douglas just what it most desires
in the confectionery field
A large investment has bene made
in the new store and this has been
done, the management states, on the
basis of the fine patronage which has
been accorded the smaller shop on
Tenth street and in the belief and
confidence which the management
has in the future Of Douglas.
The store is larger than the Bishee
place conducted BY McWhorter and
gives one an even finer impress
sfon due to it's spaciousness and mod
ern atmosphere. Those employed in
the store will be dressed so that
their uniforms harmonic with the
general decoration scheme of blue.
The McWhorter's store on Tenth
street which has been in operation
since last August, closed last night
and all the stock from it has been
placed in the new establishment.
Everything is in readiness there to
receive the initial visitors today and
It is the aim of the management to
please everyone in every way pos
sfbIe. 1t will aim to cater to patrons
If all ADcG