Wlien we say this is your Oiristnm.'^ store we nn-nn it in I every sense of the word, inas¬ much as you can come here an<l peleptyour entire list of gifts from the .superb stock of gift things in jewelry that wo have pre|)ared for you. To attempt to describe this sll owing here in this advertise¬ ment would b<! impo.ssible, but let us say that we have never shown more complete .stocks or better selecte<l assortments than this soa.son, nnd because W(» bought in larpjer quantities thtm usual we are offering many chances for economies tbat you will be j^lad to take advatage of.
Here is a list that merely hints at thousands of articles suit- aide for gift tliin^K that will l>c found here. ,.,
DIAMOND RINGS
To satisfy her heart's <lesire give her a diamond ring from onr large and varied stock, fea- tin-ingall the latest mountings at prices which are based on pui-chases made nwntlis ago.
Your Christmas Store
GENUINE CUT OLASS FOR GIFTS
Selecting a Christma.«5 gift is a poser for the majority of peo¬ ple, and we suggest here that you consider the splendid pos¬ sibilities of beautiful cut glass in solving the puzzle. We will apprecite the favor of a call from you and will be glad to aid you with a host of helpful suggestions.
LET IT BE A WATCH
It's a, present that ^ives pleas¬ ure not merely for a few days but for long months and years to coiiK^—a gift that is con- •stantly in use by the recipient and, therefore, a constant re¬ minder of tho giver. You will find no better store than ours in which to buy' a watch—our reputation for re¬ liability insures your ab.solute
value for every penny you spend because we carry only (5ucli makes as are g^uaranteed hy the makers and can be back- by ourselves-
A. E. niLLER
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
FREEPORT, N. Y-
What Shall I Give?
Perhaps the
Answer May Be Found in Our Stock. •-
A PARTIAL LIST FOLLOWS
Rifles
Gun Cases
Shot Guns
Quality Bathroom
_ $4.25 up
$1.25 up
$6.50 up
Fixtures 29c up
Quality Flashlights .
Air Rifles
Cameras and Films at
Playing- Cards
Pokor Chipi?
75c up
$1.00 up
Standard Prices
35c up 90c
Pecker Cliip Sets :,.... ^ $3,55 up
Nut Cracks $1.00
Scissors $1.C0 up
Boy Scout A.KG (offlciai) $1.50
Boy Scout Knives _ $1.50
Pocket Tool Kits $2,50
Pocket Knives , 85c up
45c up
35c up $1,00
45c
25c $2,50 up
90c up
Razor Strops _
Razor Hones _
Safety Razors
Knife Sharpeners
Bread Knives
Carving Sets _
Manicure Sets
Thermos Auto Lunch Kits $12.00 up
Thermos Lunch Kits $3,00 up
Thermos Bottles $2.25 up
Indian Clubs _.... 30c up
Wooden Dumb Bells 30c up
Boxing Gloves $2.50 up
Ice Skates ...._ 70c up
Roller Skates _ 75c up
Full Line of Ammunition
GIVE A DIAMOND
Perhaps the most prizcul of all gifts is the diamond. Brooches, lavallieres, pendants, stickpins, rings and other jewelry, when mounted with a diamon<l, gives real, keen enjoyment to the re¬ cipient, and the donor has th<' satisfaction of knowing that their gift is lifted ont of the "list of "undesirables." A look over our display of dia¬ mond-mounted jewelry will convince you that tlH> word d i a m o n d does not mean tbat your i)ocketbook will lie the loser by any ccmsiderable amount of inoney if you ch-cide to give the gift supreme—a diamond.
DIAMOND SET LAVALLIERES
j For tlie "only girl " one of our I beautiful diamond sot laval- llieres is sure to give her end¬ less (hdiglit as perhnps nothing else can. Kven if she is the possessor of one at the present time, another will he as eagerly welcomed as if she had none— a woman can never have enough jewelry to completely satisfy her.
SILVER BACKED TOILET SETS
When sli(> receives on Christ¬ mas Morn a beautiful silver- backed toilet set from you, you will have accomplished what you wished—])leased her be¬ yond compare.
Our stock ol" toilet sets is more complete tiian ever before in OUI history, embracing a host of beantil'iil, dainty designs, each in a tine case suitable for Milady's dressing table.
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Wo Birth ^ Christ
HND there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night.
And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon tliem, and the glory of the Lord shown around about them; and they were sore afraid.
And the angels said unto them, "Fear not, for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which, shall bo to all people,
"For unto you is bom this day in the city of David, the Savior, which is Christ, the Lord.
"And thig shall be a sign unto you; ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger."
And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying,
"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will men."—St. Luke 2:8-14.
for the most of us triith Is'what^e truly believe. It Is the faith that Is In us, nnd Snnta Claus Is a faith, If not a fnct, und ao we sny af^aln thnt we ^^o believe In Saata Claus, says an ex- chnnge.
Take Santa Claus away from the children and you rob Christmas of half Its Joy. Grownup thouph we may be, we would rather hang up our stocking "the night before Chrlstmns" nnd find It bulging full of gifts In the dim Ught Chrlstmns morning, than to have a car¬ load come duly tied up nnd labeled, and delivered by the mailman. Who wouldn't? There is n lure In the mys¬ tery of Santa Claus thnt has endeared hlra to every childish heart, nnd so do not talie hlra away until you have something better to offer.
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AFFLUENCE
Only Once a Year.
But how seldom Christmas comes— only once a year; and how soon It is over—a day nnd a night! If thut Is the whole of It, it seems not much more durable than the little toys one buys of a faker on the street corner.
But surely that need not and ought not to be the whole of Chrlstraas ; only a single day of generosity, ransomed from the dull servitude of a selflsh yenr. If every gift Is a token of per¬ sonal thought, a friendly feeling, and unselfi.sh interest in the Joy of others, then the thought, the feeling, the In¬ terest, mny remain nfter the gift is made.—Henry van Dyke.
Tfie gentle calm hpyond the «torta.~ These are the jtlfts I crave Above the blind world's treasure trov« Of gaud and gilt.
"^ho gives his better self the whole ywr
through aives life's own priceless gift to all th*
world and you—the gift divine.
—Chicago Evening Poat.
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