The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-18


81; tea sets from 25 cents to SO NOUS
tache cups--a nice present. young ladies
perfumery cases, hand mirrors and toilet
sets thermometers, pocket cutlery and
match boxes Backgammon boards, writing
desks and smoking sets. For anything 10
the line Of children's presents call on
Fem.
If you want something in an entirely
different line Of goods call at the clothing
emporium of
WILLIAM PORTER oADY.
where you will find full line of clothing,
mems suits from 80 to $50 boys suits
from 90 to $18 q; Grecian boys suits from
SO to $12; overcoats from 81 TO $50;
listers from $40 to $50, and mems all
wool pants from So to SO. In his silk and
linen department are to be found silk
handkerchiefs from 81 to "a silk scarfs
from SO to So, and stock of bows, long
ties and Windsor scarfs linen shirts from
81 to So, collars, cuffs and handkerchief.
In the worsted department are scarfs frou
75c to 50 flannel shirts from 81 to SO
Cardigan jackets from 81 to $3.50 a full
line of hosiery and underwear, and a large
stock of knit wooden mittens. He has also
large line of gloves, including gentle
mems kid hats and caps, including seal
travelling bags from SO. 80 to $10 trunks
from So to $18, and lap robes from 81 to
SO 80. And back of all this. mightier than
it all, is William Porter Cady himself, with
a tongue that will charm the money out of
your pockets as the piper charmed the rats
out of Hamelin.
WARREN K. ROSS.
A pair of fine French kid shoes, or of
handsome kid or embroidered slippers,
make an acceptable present tor lady, and
pair of fine boots will make your boy as
proud and happy as anything you can get
him. AS good place as you can go to
buy either is at Warren E. Ross, No. 3
Merchants row. He has ladies French
kids, pebble goats, slippers, in all styles,
and colored goods of all kinds He also
has large lot of overshoes, from so cents
to S1.75 ; large line of ladies and misses
rubbers and arctics. He sells mems fine
calf boots, double sole and taps, for from
"a to SO; the lambskin lined boots for
$3.50; kip boots 49, 25, and hand made
kip boots for $4.25 rubber boots from
$1.75 to S4.25, the pure gum boots, war
ranted not to crack, being sold for that
price and boys rubber boots for 80, and
everything usually found in a first class
boot and shoe store. He has something to
say about his goods in our advertising
columns this morning, which it would be
well to peruse.
KINsMAN & ROSS
Kinsman & Ross, the dry goods store
which always has good trade, be times
dull or lively, have large stock of goods |
this year as usual. Among them are
beaver and chinchila cloaks from So to |
$15, and everything in the way of dress
goods from those selling from 19a cents, to
silks worth S2.75; fancy and initial hand
kerchiefs from cents to rs cents piece,
or from 81 25 to 81 per box embroidered
toilet sets at $1.25 ties in great variety,
kid gloves and everything in the
way OF small wares, buttons, trimmings,
etc.
Nothing makes more thoroughly use
full gift, than set of furniture, lounge,
chair, or tea or dinner set, any of which
can be procured to advantage of
N. WEEKS son.
They have china tea sets, plain or deco
rated from $50 to $35 single coffee cups,
ornamented, rs cents to $3.50;
glass flower troughs for table ornamental
ton, rs cents TO 81 flower pots in all
forms, rustic chain baskets, new ; every
thing in the way of kerosene lamps;
bronze standards SO to Sl2, "centennlal"
lamps with bell standard, $3.50, and Ger
man student lamps with new gate i'm
provement TO prevent the overflow of oil
at the burner. Beside full line of lamp
and flewer brackets, chandeliers, reflectors,
shades, etc., and large stock of furniture
which we have not space to enumerate,
they have one article 10 which we would
call especial attention. 1t is the ladies Ii
brary desk, made OF black walnut, hand
somely finished, and conveniently divided
into compartments, it would be a most ac-
ceptable present to any house-keeper who
has bills and accounts to keep. 1t comes
IN two sizes one tor $18 and one for $22.
Call and see it.
NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE MERCHANTS ROW,
occupied by Ben X Chase, jeweler, and j.
B. Meeker, musical merchandise, also pre-
sents attractions to present seekers. Mr..
Chase has fine lot of watches, jewelry
and silver ware Mr.. Meeker has every
thing in the way of musical instruments
from a piano to jewsharp, all the new
sheet music, and a large line of miscella-
neous goods.
oLUETT & SONS AGENCY.
Our readers will please not forget that
Messrs. Cluett g. Sons of Troy, N. T.,
through their home representative, MIR.
Edwin Tracy, are making headquarters
at Rutland for the entire state, being |
obliged to do this in order to suitably rep |
resent their large variety of agencies for |
all of which they have the exclusive sale |
for this and parts of two adjoining states.
The world renowned Steinway and Chick |
ering pianos may be procured at special
prices until January LIST, magnificent |
Steinway at $500, and superb ChickeriDg |
for $3.50, being one Of the best investments |
that can be secured A very fine Guild,
Church & Co. piano complete in detail for |
$4OO a splendid Haines piano for $3.50