St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-12-16

aDle, anu especially appropriate as
gifts. Aside from the heavier goods,
Anderson has a full line of handker-
chiefs, laces, wOrsteds, bOX-papers, and
great variety of other things in
which the ladies are specially inter
ested.
FLINT BROTHERS
are still on earth, and have done their
share toward mixing up and confusing
the popular mind on the subject of
"what shall | buy ?" To their usual
stock of drugs, jewelry, silver and
plated ware and fancy articles, they
have added Christmas collection. and
it will pay the seeker after an equiva-
lent for his money to look over the
| Flint Brothers assortment.
THE ST. JOHNsBURY CLOTHING co.
have made no particular holiday
spread, but are prepared to clothe the
naked and furnish the unfinished, -
for a small cOnsideration-with any
thing desirable in the way of gentle
mems furnishing goods. Their stock
is complete and varied, as everybody
knows who has tried them once.
| SPENCER AND PEARL
have won reputation for feeding the
hungry on the best material and as it
would be sheer folly to think of run
ming through the holiday season with
out well selected supply of groceries,
poultry, nuts, fruit, etc, we just drop
a word in behalf of this firm as fair
dealing and reliable, and able to an
swer any demand made upon them III
their line.
| MOORE AND HARVEY,
on Railroad street, have been getting
up ga great excitement" over bargains
in ready made clothing, hats and caps,
and general furnishing goods, and they
propose to keep this excitement up
right through the holidays. 1t won't
really be good policy for the public to
give this popular firm the go-by in the
search for something to wear"
T. c. SPENCER
is also on Railroad street, and ready
with a handsome lot of holiday goods.
He lays claim to a stock of watches,
clocks, jewelry, silver and plated ware,
table cutlery, etc, that can't be sur
passed in the state. He thinks, too,
that people who trade with him are in
no real danger of being ''taken in,"
but may expect to get tirst-clasS goods
at bottom prices. We presume Spen-
Ger is right about it, since there are
others that say the same thing of him.
We know he has splendid lot of
goods for the Christmas trade, and
those who call on him will find it so.
A splendid line of albums, box papers,
new books, etc, are some of the attrac-
tons he offers outside of his regular
stock.
LIB. GORHAM
has his regular stock of hats, caps, furs,
boots and shoes-any of which are di-
rectly in the line of gift goods. Mr..
Gorham has probably more experience
in fur goods than any other man in
town, and can be relied upon to select
that which will be satisfactory.
Z. Z. WOODS,
at Passumpsic, is a live business man,
as the people of that vicinity have had
occasion to know ere this. He has
provided for the emergencies of the
present season by laying in varied
assortment of holiday goods, which
can he secured at good bargains. He
is up with the times, and has every
thing fresh and novel among his goods.
WARREN EsTABRoOKs,
Railroad street dealer, has large
assortment of dress and fancy goods
suitable for the requirements of this
season.
o. II. HALE
is fully prepared to satisfy the taste of
the ladies i'll respect to dress goods,
millinery and general furnishing arti-
cles. Hale has large establishment,
and holiday attractions for the million
can be found on his counters. Ye fair
sex will govern themselves accordingly.
W. X. MEMS
comes out with a fine lot of frames,
Christmas and New Years cards, which
may he found at his photograph gal
lery.
f. T. AND IL. X. IDE
will send barrel of flour, or anything
in that line, to anybody whom you wish
to surprise with a substantial gift
Their prices are reasonable, and every
body knows their stock of flour, feed
and meal is first-class one.
AT CLIFFORD's
besides his regular line of goods and
work, he has, hand painted in water
color and India ink, cards that are fine
works of art and need only to he in
spected to be admired, "a most suita-
bic holiday gift.
w. A. SIAS
is speaking also for the patronage of
holiday purchasers, and offers as an
inducement a very nice stock of hOli-
day goods, in the line of toilet articles,
toilet sets, frames, etc, beside his usu-
al stock of drugs and medicines.