Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-12-19
The Holidays.
Where TO find the most suitable presents,

The Holidays.
| Where 10 find the most suitable presents
The approach of the holidays seems
to have reviviGi ing influence upon
business and social brightness seems to
prevail notwithstanding the financial
desolation of the past few months. Every
one is busy with the thought as to what
will be the most pleasing and most APP
propriate gift tor Christmas remembrance.
Our merchants and dealers have run the
risk of good sales or light trade and have
stocked their counters and windows with
an extensive assortment of desirable
things.
NJ. d. JACKSON.
In silver solid and plated choice may
be had in the neat and tastefully arran-
ged show cases Of Mr.. jackson. He has
an excellent showing of gold chains from
IA carats to the finest. He has also a
good stock OF watches and jewelry, opera
glasses and many other pretty things
which would be appropriate as holiday
gifts.
G. W. NUTTING.
In the same store with Mr.. jackson,
besides fine stock of the substantial
and useful in hardware, cutlery, &c, we
find tempting array of sleds, and what
gives more true enjoyment to the young
mem bers of the household than genu-
inc clipper" which is sure to ont distance
every other.
s. III. GUILD.
No one need to be otherwise than well
dressed and fitted with prices and styles
to suit the most difficult at Guilds. He
has also full line of neck-ties, scarfs,
collars, gloves, and articles innumerable
which are suggestive of comfort, and
useful as gifts.
A. TURNER.
Next in order in Union Block comes
Turner with the necessary articles for
feasting and good cheer. His stock en-
braces besides heavy groceries, pickles,
cranberries, apples, lemons, nuts, raisins,
confectionery, and a thousand and one
things which are the delight of every
housekeeper on this grand. old feast day.
GEO. 0. GUILD.
In this establishment may be found
full line of dry goods and domestics. In
the latter especially there is very salts
factory assortment Mr.. G. having al
ways made speciality of choice linens,
cottons and fannels. The seekers after
gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs and small
wares have only to take look at the
show windows in No. 2. Union Block.
JOHNSON s. BABBITT.
The assortment of Russia goods at this
store is exceedingly full and covers pock-
et-books, vinagrettes, cigar-cases, &c.
Toilet sets abound. Perfumery stands and
perfumery, hand-mirrors, writing-desks
and it were impossible to enumerate the
beautiful things, ornamental and useful.
Let every one look for themselves.
DAVIS q DAVIS.
In Towns Block the above firm are
prepared with variety of holiday goods
of use or vertu A sweet singing Ger
man canary invites attention overhead,
while the counters are made attractive
with elegant vases, toilet sets, books and
beautiful things innumerable, with the
addition of delicious looking confection-
cry. Work baskets and stands are nu.
merous and hint delicately that many
industrious ones would find them exceed.
ingly useful and convenient. This firm
also makes speciality of perfumery and
cologne.
MISS r. c. DINsMoRE ~ CO.
This new and elegant store is made
attractive in every possible way. 1t is
now being fitted up with Christmas
adornments and tree is in anticipation
In few days at least they will be able
to show as fine an assortment of ladies
furnishing goods as can be found this
side the cities. In the mean time they
are ready to serve their customers with
millinery and in their dress and cloak
making departments will be pleased t.
suit all. Their ties, scarfs, sashes, rib
bons, collars, pocket handkerchief, &c
are SO desirable that to examine means
buy.
o. d. GRAY.
Although dress goods in general go tt
make up the heavy part of stock il
trade at this dry goods establishment yet
domestic and fancy articles are by NJ
means left out, and he has also a gooC
assortment of clothing for the youngel
| soions q q well as tho natar-fa m illias on.