The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19
Holiday Notices.
ALLEN AND DREW,

amongst their large business. The stock
of furs at this establishment is probably
the largest In town and embraces every
kind known to the fur trade. These arti-
Giles are of great use as well as adornmcnt
and no lady can be said to be well-dresscd
who has not Il good set of furs in addition
to the articles usually considered indispensa-
bic. The present season has brought into
fashion many new an handsome styles in
this line of goods, all of which will be
found at Allen & Drcw's. Husbands pos
sessed of the requisite means can do no
better than purchase here a fine set of furs
for their wives during the prescl tation sea-
son, and will at Che same time be sure to
secure the genuine article and at as reason
able price as they can he found anywhere
| Then, in addition to the large stock of
ladies furs there is a handsome assortment
of fur caps for the gents which are just the
thing for the holidays Of the nobbicst and
most approved pattern and at different
prices. Young men, especially, add great
~ to their personal appearance as well as
to their comfort by the possession of a seal
skin cap.
The firm have also added to their stock a
fine lot of handkerchief cases, which are Of
exquisite pattern and very beautiful. These
are especially adapted to the holiday sea-
fastidious purchaser.
Everything in the line Of gents furnish
ing goods is found here in connection with
one of the largest stocks of clothing, hats
and caps to be found in Western Vermont
l.. q. KINGSLEY,
right opposite, is too well known as a
dealer in first-class furniture to need any
extended comment at this time. His stock
of nice furniture is complete in every de
partment and embraces black walnut. par
lor and chamber suits, what-nots, fancy
tables, patent spring rockers, folding chairs
etc; all of which are Indispensable TO the
possessors of other home comforts. He
has everything in this line to suit all classes
of customers. In addition he has large
and elegant stock of carpets of every kind.
also rugs, which the ladies will do well t.
examine before purchasing elsewhere. His
stock of pocket and table cutlery is very
extensive, as is everything in his establish
ment connected with the hardware bust
ness
BURT AND SHERMAN
are known to all as standing at the head Of
the dry goods trade of Rutland. They Of
| fer special inducements to the holiday
trade in a heavy line of fancy dress goods
of all kinds which are in the height Of fash
ion, and especially adapted to the wants
of the ladies. They have large stock Of
fashionable furs of the mink, seal, squirrel.
black martens and others at large saving
on every set. They have lately opened Il
large line of English walking jackets which
are very desirable for the ladies' at this
season and are becoming very popular.
The firm offer extraordinary bargains in
black silks, black mohah and brilliantines,
black cashmes, black alpacas, etc, while
tltu SltNh VI -lltAdIIAili hltl GlONtS anu
ladies' furnishing goods IN general cannot
be surpassed. The firm have extra facili-
ties for pleasing the ladies in dry goods of
every kind and should be visited especially
at this time
wM W. MCALL.
The oldest merchant tailor in Rutland is
Mr.. w. w. Mccall, well and favorably
| known to our citizens in that connection.
He came to Rutland in 1853, since which
time he has been engaged in the practical
pursuit of his calling. His knowledge OF
the business of making gentlemens suits is
not to be exceeded by any other man in his
profession in Vermont. This enables him
to suit every customer with perfect fitting
suit at short notice. He has kept from
twelve to fourteen hands constantly en-
ployed in the business and has always had
the reputation of meeting the wants of hi.
customers and giving them desirable bar
gain. Merchant tailoring being a specially
with Mr.. Mccall, he is enabled to give hi:
whole time to its requirements, and no neg
lect to his customers is occasioned Iii,
stock Just at this time is rare and complete
and embraces all kinds for suitings, such a
beaver, English walking suits, and flint
goods of every description. His line o
oyercoatings cannot be surpassed in quality
being full stock of EsquimauX Chinchil
las, and other kinds of this class of goods
A suit of gentlemcn's clothing made b,
Mccall is liable to outwear two of ready
made goods, while as regards styles and
perfect fit they always come up TO tn
mark.
We all know that experience in such
calling is worth everything in its successful
carrying out, and Mccall has had abund
ant practical experience, having been en-
! gagged as a cutter from New York to Ney
Orleans--in fact has been at the bushes
all his life and knows everything in regar
to its minutest details. He built his pres
ent store on Merchants Row, next to TIL
GLOBE block, in 1868 and here he is to b
found busy with customers and custor
work, always ready to give the benefit &
his experience to those in need Of gooC
well-made suit of clothes. What is bette
for a holiday gift to a gentleman than
,, bran new suit? The persons referred
know there is nothing that will sut thel
more, especially if made at McCall's.
ACCIDENT TO HARVEY llOwEs, ESQ