Indian Chieftain, 1902-12-18
The front page of 1902-12-18. 492 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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EVERYBODY is hurrying and hustling; everybody has a cherry good-day for everyone else; everybody wears a mysterious air that nints of secrets galore. This is the Christmas store. This is where all the taxing problems may be solved, where every penny will do its work surprisingly well, and every dollar will buy two dollars worth of satisfaction one for the giver, the other, re recipient: - cipient: recipient: 'We are going to fill this page with talk about Christmas gifts and show how everything in the store will make a suitable and pleasant gift for somebody. Select your presents now. We will put them away and deliver them on Christmas Eve. Fine Gut Glass, CHina, Etc. Never before in history has there been such a rage for dainty pieces oticut glass and china as this year. Undoubtedly this popularity is due to the increased number of new designs that have made their ,debut this season. Every large foreign market has been drawn upon to complete this stock and it will be an easyimatter to select present for any member of the? family at this big store.
They are made by the finest tailors in the land. They are designed by the highest salaried drapers in the land.. Money cannot buy better cloth better workmanship or finer fitting suits than these. Your choice of 75 suits, made of all wool cheviot, pin stripe blacks gfc gfjd worth 7.50. Special Jl price for holiday trade... .T- All wool Melton suits, brown, olive and black, bought to sell at 10.00 amfQQ per suit. Special price for holidays Your choice of about 100 good wool suits, all heavy and dark colors, well made up; bought to sell at . c Aft
Boy's Overcoats Boy's long ulster over overcoat, - coat, overcoat, worth 3.50; special holiday d000 price.... i....P Boy's heavy long over overcoat, - coat, overcoat, worth 2 50; special holiday "KfclO price p Boy's double breasted reefer overcoats, 3 to 12 yrs, made of all wool chinchilla, worth 5.00; special holiday c5o price
We believe we can show more real high grade exclusive suits for men than any other store in the Cherokee Nation. By high grade goods we mean such suits as can only be compared to the very best eustom work. They are made of the fin finest - est finest foreign and domestic wool ens and worsteds
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Etc. They arc as staple as sugar and coffee. You arc always safe in giving one pf these for nobody eyer has enough of these. Our buyer was lucky in securing a big lot at unusually low prices. Ladies' silk embroidered and fl f.
Wo hnvo every stylo that's a good stylo, Our stock 13 just a littlo brokon, but it is not too into to buy that wifo or daughtor a jacket for Christmas niul wo know that you will ngreo with us whan you seo tho low7 pricos wo are making.
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