The Perplexity of Holiday Shopping Overcome by Systematic

HOYT BROTHERS CO.
HOYT BROTHERS CO.
KATONAH, N. Y.
.KATONAH, N. V.
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The Perplexity of Holiday Shopping Overcome
by Systematic Arrangement
^ H E mammoth display of holiday presents on every floor presents a wonderful spectacle
and marks the drawing of a new era in suburban merchandising. The numerous depart­
ments are all full to overflowing with the choicest things from the foreign and American markets.
Price always has been and ever will be the leading topic of conversation on our floors for
holiday shoppers.
The Toy
Department
More Acceptable Than Gold
This department is the center of attraction
for girls and boys, because every toy that amuses
thorn is found here. We have placed a price upon
them, too, that is within the reach of all.
As on all former holiday occasions, we are
offering special inducements to Sunday Schools
and individuals desiring a large quantity of toys,
children's games or books. If you are in the
market for any quantity of these ch ildren's amuse­
ments call and get our figures. They mean a
great saving for you.
Lines of picture books with the A, B, C's, also
paper books nicely bound. All kinds of wood,
metal and papier-mache toys, engines, boats, auto­
mobiles, horses and carriages, fire engines, teddy
bears, drums, etc. All kinds of indoor games for
the youngsters are very reasonably priced and
made substantially.
Cut G l a s s a n d Art N o v e l t i e s
The most beautiful display of cut glass ever
shown here is found this year among our many
Yuletide presents.
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every particular, and its superiority is readily
noticeable to the experienced eye.
If you care to give something real nice, yet
moderately
priced, this will appeal to you.
Manicure Sets," Military Brushes, Shaving Sets,
Fine Scissors, Cutlery, Crockery, Chinaware,. and
a large list of other novelty articles.
young
married
c o u p l e , o r t o a n y m a r r i e d c o u p l e ' WHO k e e p
house, there is nothing m o r e acceptable
furniture.
Tu this department is found some of the latest
books of fiction, history tinged with romance,
biography and thrilling stories of adventure. All
our books are bound neatly and solidly. Lowness
of price will be a surpise to you for this class of
books.
All kinds of Christmas card calendars and
booklets suitable for mailing.
A large and complete assortment of EatonHurlbut fancy box papers have also been arranged
for holiday shoppers. Among the many varieties
are found hot pressed vellum, parchments and
ordinary writing papers, with envelopes to match.
These will make handsome and appreciative gifts
for ladies or gentlemen, and are something that
will 'last and keep the memory of the recipient
" fresh for the giver.
It is not a cheap grade that
'one cannot feel proud of, but first-class goods in
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Book and Stationery
Department
It makes a lasting
than
present
and
c a r r i e s m o r e w e i g h t in t h e e s t e e m of t h e r e c i ­
p i e n t for t h e g i v e r t h a n a n y t h i n g of l i k e e x ­
pense that c a n be presented.
O n t h e s e c o n d floor w e . d i s p l a y a
complete
v a r i e t y o f f u r n i t u r e of e v e r y d e s c r i p t i o n , f r o m
the cheapest to the more luxurious prices.
It
b e h o o v e s y o u , if y o u a r e g o i n g t o g i v e a p r e s ­
e n t t o look o v e r t h i s m a g n i f i c e n t stock.
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
Lenoleums,
Crockery l C i n a ,
a m
Very Acceptable P r e s e n t .rag P
_ For those who feel that they are not financially
- |able to present each person, whom they would
like to, with an expensive present, the following
list has been compiled. If you care to make a
large number of presents, the list will also provevery helpful, as it is composed of inexpensive,
but first-class, up-to-date things, and most ap­
propriate for gifts.
Ladies' shaped cotton, lisle or worsted stock­
ings, in boxes of three pairs or singly. Children's
ribbed or plainstockings, many, brands to select
from. Men's fine hoisery, many styles and brands;
also hole-proof Everwear sox, in^boxes of six,
guaranteed to wear six months without devel­
oping a hole. Very acceptable.
Hair pins, celluloid, shell or wire back andjside
combs in sets of three, shell or celluloid; fancy
hat pins. Plain or fancy silk umbrellas, some
with pearl and fold handles, others severely plain,
but neat and very acceptable.
Linen handkerchiefs, narrow dotted border, for
,either ladies or children, three in nealr .little
box, suitable for keeping handkerchiefs all the
time. Large variety of plain and fancy hemstitch­
ed handkerchiefs for gifts.
Pictures and Etchings.
Men's
Haberdashery
Including suspenders, beltB, hosiery, ties,
shirts, collars, cuffs, gloves, hose supporters, cuff
and collar
buttons in gold,
pearl or
bono, otc.
Tin? mother, wife, sister or sweefceart who
J'col.i that she is duty-bound to present some little
token of esteem, will find hero a great array from
which to make her selections.
AVo have completed this list with the expecta­
tion of assisting those who find making a present
a perplexing problem. In mos,t cases, when the
stores are so full of acceptable gifts, it is indeed
bewildering tcSaclect just the proper thing. This,
however, may bj> overcome by selecting what you
want j before calling at the store, and adhering to
your choice of selection without consulting the
desires of him for whom the present is intended.
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Grocery
CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, and Fancy Slippers
Umbrellas, Etc.
Hoyt Bros. Co.,
Katonah.
Department
In this department will be found a complete'
line of first-class groceries. Try the new packing
of our celebrated Premiere brand of canned goods,
always the best in the market, but better than
ever this year. New Florida oranges, apples,
bananas, assorted nuts, and shelled almonds.
Glace fruits, preserved figs, cherries, stuffed
dates, fancy crackers, chocolates and bon bons in
decorated half and one pound boxes.
We have a full line of Eaton's chocolates, old
fashioned X-mas craekers, candy and frapped cori^
Edam, Switzer, Roquefort, American and cream'
cheese. •
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