The Wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, December 18, 1909, Annual Holiday Edition, Image 5

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"WHAT SHALL I GET HIM FOR CHRISTMAS?" Is that the question
puzzling: you. It has puzzled many others. Perhaps a word or two from us
will help you solve the problem. There are many pretty things suitable for
Christmas Gifts to gentlemen; not only pretty but useful and in this stren
uous age usefulness is not a bad quality in anything you buy. In other
words, the gift of utility is the gift that will be most appreciated. There is
not another establishment in town that offers such bargains along the
lines of utility and prettiness as may be found at the Armstrong Store;
Here you may find presents of utility for the small boy just leaving the
"dress stage" and emerging into the knickerbocker stage; for the lad in
school, for the youth, the young man, the middle-aged man and the elderly
man who thinks more of comfort and ease than of looks.
MUFFLERS
HANDKERCHIEFS
SUSPENDERS
HOSE
NECKWEAR
SHIRTS
EARMUFFS
CUFFBUTTONS
COLLARS
CUFFS
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES
COLLARBUTTONS
HOSE BOXES
NECKTIE RINGS
UNDERWEAR
HATS AND CAPS
' CLOTHING t
OVERCOATS
A half-dozen sox in a fancy box; a pair of pretty
suspenders in a handsome box; a dozen collars in a
handsome bag; a dozen cuffs in a handsome box.
He would be well pleased to receive any one of these
gifts..
As for the young son wouldn't he appreciate one
of our splendidly made, up-to-date, guaranteed
woolen suits a suit that would make him look well
dressed as well as feel well dressed.
And the brother a
handsome shirt or two.
Something tasty; some
thing that would please
his sense of tfe artistic
and also afford him the
satisfaction of appear
ing in a shirt that is
really up to date.
Suppose you gave him an order on this store for a
hat of his own selection. Could you imagine a gift
that would be more appreciated by a male relative
or a male friend? Think it over.
For father wouldn't he appreciate a fine overcoat
one not too expensive for your purse, but one that
would fill every requirement of the man who wants
to look well in clothing that will wear well.
Anything that the "male biped" wears no matter what his age. We can outfit him if he is over
two years old, and do it better than any other outfitting establishment in the west. And bur prices
are only what the wearing quality, the appearing quality, warrant. The full value is in every gar
mentthe value of style, appearance, make and durability. If his gift comes from the Armstrong
Store he will appreciate its worth because he knows that anything bearing the Armstrong name is
all that is claimed for itand then some. We beg to suggest these things, hoping to be of assist
ance to you in solving the "Christmas Gift" problem.
Wc
Wish
You a
Merry
Xmas
AirmsttiroM QMnn
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
Wc
Wish
You a
Happy
New
Year