The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-22

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one hundred and twenty-five dolars-down
to the cheapest kind--ths gives rare
chance TO all, and these December days
suggest and urge upon every one the ne
cessity Of going at once to this fur en-
porium and scnsibly reducing the stock by
transferring portions thereof 10 the necks.
shoulders, arms and hands Of your lady
friends, your children or relatives, to say
nothing of providing for the comfort OF
the men and boys, which the ladies will
certainly do. Call and see the Russian
sable and If you can, purchase Iii If you
cant, why you can't, but you can get some
thing else that will be handy in the house
as well as in the streets. Wrap yourself
up warmly in your new clothes and furs
and come around to
FRANCIS FEM AND co.'s
the little ones earthly paradise, the Rut-
land county headquarters of dear old Santa
Claus. How we wish there had been such
place when we was a boy What, how
ever, is the use of signing when we know
that if he who receives is blessed, three
blessed is he who gives. Oh the happiness
of seeing the beaming countenances and
hearing the joyous shouts of thanksgiving
from the little ones on Christmas morn
Would you see those radiant faces and
hear the notes OF joy ?-then siraightway
to Fenns 90, and load yourself Ia
Nicholas. Francis is ever on hand, and if
you are unable to decide for yourself, he
can can and will, and you are bound to de-
fer to his taste. II we should undertake to
describe his stock, we should be compelled
to name every article in the shape OF chill
dren's toys that ever was or, we were
going to say, ever will be invented The
undertaking would be hopeless, and sooner
than make the attempt we would repair TO
the other counter and indulge in some of
his pills, mixtures, lotions or pltsers.
Those buying for children will not be put
to this nauseous task, for the piles and
loads of playthings are much more attract
I'VE both to the eye and for the pocket book
and, then, the children at home expect it,
you know Fem is fast taking old Santa
Claus place as the little ones patron saint,
and the children will not be content with
out some of Francis playthings. We know
that you will indulge the children, bring up
visions of st. Nicholas and palronizc Fem
& Co.
sPAULDING AND co.
present peculiar attractions to the holiday
purchaser. Two things are always in
fashion and popular as Cnristmas gifts, Il
picture and book Both can be found.
Books they have in ineXhaustble store-all
the popular authors, in variety of binding,
special editions of Shakespeare, the Bible,
and prayer books, besides II great number
of books, which, beside their intrinsic
value, are distinguished for beauty. Also.
all the seasonable volumes for the young.
They have pictures in vile rangc-those
of the old masters, Itali,n-siecl engrav-
ings, Prang's chromos, ''Suuset GLOW on
the coast of Maine" "Adirondacls, views
on the Hudson, chromos in oil and water.
Nor is there at this emporium of art a lack
of other things--card receivers, paper
cutters, weights, wall pockets, brackets,
frames, tassels, and in fact every variety of
fancy articles belonging to their trade
None can look over this stock without a
purchase. for there is something everyone
wants, either for the children or them
selves.
WEEKS AND son
have large line Of goods and are opening
fresh invoices. Among their variety are
china tea sets, gold band and in colors :
tasty china vases and Bohemian glass, com
prisng many styles. They have wire
goods, toast racks, egg holders. They
have also a large assortment of handsome
lamps in many styles. We cannot give all
the ,attractions of their large and varied
stock, one must examine it to comprehend
it fully, and all may rest assured that they
cannot fail to find useful as well as a
tasteful present at Weeks & Sons.
This is the Oldest jewelry establishment
in Rutland, and enjoys the full confidence
of the public. He keeps large assort-
mcnt of the best jewelry in richness and
beauty. There are all sorts OF watches,
gold chains, cutlery, plated ware, and sill
yer spoons of his own manufacture. His
goods arc all of the best quality and prices
low. The list of fancy goods is large and
will well repay an examination.
WARREN L. ROSS
has a large line of useful goods for tht
holidays in the form of fancy slippers, fine
boots, misses and chidren's shoes and slip
pers of every kind and style. For the gen
temen he has every variety manufactured
and for ladies wear there is no better stocl
to select from. Everything on his shelves
is in the latest style, which will be sold a
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