Fill bottom of window with crushed white stone; make a pile of larger stones in one corner, leaving a space in the center of the pile; line the inside with red colored tinfoil; place a light inside—an electric light with red globe is preferred. Now sprinkle coarse salt over the rock, like snow. Make a log cabin out of stick, which can be easily done, and place in one corner; build a small bench to set in front of cabin, get two or three small toy figures of men, place them about in different places. Make a large pile of Klondike Nuggets (see page [99]); have a sign painter paint a curtain to go across the back of the window, representing a field of ice and snow. Place the following sign in the window:

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*Klondike Nuggets,*
*25 Cents per Box.*
*The Latest in Candy.*
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Pack in half-pound boxes.

DISPLAY NO. 7.

Cover bottom of window with pink crepe paper; fill as many half-pound boxes as you can get into the window, arranging them tastily with fig glaces (see page [98]). Fill a large platter with fine layer figs and place on each side.

Use the following sign:

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*Fig Glaces.*
*A Delicious Fruit Goodie—*
*—25c box.—*
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DISPLAY NO. 8.

Cover bottom of your window with white or cream colored paper, also a board back about six feet high. Now cut some bright red crepe paper in strips about one inch wide; run these strips across bottom, fasten one end, then twist. After you have them twisted enough to look well, fasten the other end. Now run strips from front top of window down to board back, twisting them before you fasten both ends. Now make a fancy design with your red strips on front of board back. Fill entire window with mint drops—white color with red stripes—and display the following sign:

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*Old-Fashioned*
*Peppermint Kisses.*
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