Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

December II, 1916.
Cash ST ORE,
. 9 2 NJ /. 11T 81 ..:sss.%s.GT$
IE ERCHANTs, who are DESTROYS of rePlenisbing their
nj s~tock-FARMERS who want the necessaries of
li~fe-MECHANICS who. wish a good Oyefcoat'
Gall and See
the most splendid and largest lot Of WINTER GOODS
ever offered for sale in Vermont!
One merchant says, How is it possible that Lyman =
King can sell Cotton cloths so low, when they nave al
vanced in Boston 2 cents a yard Another says, have
you seen L.. & KS heavy Ovetcoat Cloths, that they are
selling for 81 so pr yard, 6 quarters wide l believe
some one must furnish them with goods without pay tor
it is less than we bought in Boston!
Also:
BRoAD-CLorHs, beautiful blue black, for ~ pr yard
it beats everything | ever saw on cloths! its'too true
they muat buy their cloths less than other merchants, or
how can they sell SO cheap!
Ladies! q WOrd for goa.
Good ALPACCAS for 25 cents per yard
Beautiful Mouslin DeLaines % do
Merrimac blue Prints II IL do
200 ps. do 6 to Is cts do
so ps Twill'd and Cosse Cashmere so to 81 Ia
20 ps figured Alpaccas and Lustres 80 to %
10 rs Gala PIaids toe 9
4 ps Twilled Paris DeOrleans so to ~
10 ps Canadians 3Oto"alA
go ps Liturgy pleid ~ TO ~
Finally, it is no use to ennmerate our goods or prices
for we will UNDERSELL, for Cash, any Store in
Montpelier! and we have a LARGER STOCh to Sc
lecl from!
We have received the most elegant assortment Of
BH FS ever offered to the public.
Is Grey Lynx 10 Fitch
20 Wood Fox 100 Black Jewett
10 Grey Spaniel so Coney
Our Muhs are selected with the utmost care and are most
beautiful and splendid.
Also-TUR CAPS for men and boys, 10 per cent
lower than can be bought in town.
-Alse received
go EOGRs CaVpetimg,
New and elegant patterns. We sell %carpeling at Boston
prices-our customers throughout this section will attest
that we sell as cheap as can be bought in market. Since
we commenced selling at Boston prices, our sales have
been immense; i. has been almost impossible to get e
nough to satisfy the demand,
10 ps Cotton Carpeting : to- b
ps Floor Cloth ps Stair Carpeting
BOOTS! BOOTS! DOOT@i
10 cases Thick Boots for Men 8 do do for Bows
" OveEshoes
Large and unprecedented sales Of Boots at our store
this Fall, induced us to purchase very large this Winter.
We shall continue to sell Boots Of the LIST quality for 10.
We have also received a large lot of CAEPEI
BAGS directly from the manufacturer; for low PIice:
and good quality no! surpassed.
CROCKERY! CROCKERY!
New lot of Florence Blue Tea Ware, with Plates tt
match: Glass Ware CT oil kinds. Come and examine GU
Crockery before you buy, if you wish TO buy cheaPe
than YOU have ever bought.
GROCERIES! GROCERiESl
We ave received also an addition to our former stock
1900 lbs St. Croix Sugar 500 lbs Loaf Sug
Z hds Molasses 2O0o lbs caltratu'
20 chests Tea III bags Cohee
IL boxes Raisins 3 boxes Bar Soap
200 lbs Cinnamon 500 lbs Rice
30 lbs Nutmegs 100 lbs Cloves
20 bb}s Rock Salt 500 bush Coarse Yves. Sal
100 small Bags 100 Rock do d
We cannot but feel grateful for the continued increas
Of our trade, and we say to our Northern Friends, tina
we will sell all kinds of Groceries so low that it will b
no i~nduoemcnt to go to Burlington or Boston and FINAL
let all come to Montpelier for Goods Of any kind-an
call at our Store, and see the largest Stock OfGoods thi
side of Boston 81