Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-12-15
HAWLEY
Has fitted up his Basement for the
display of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
And has opened it to the public.
1t is filled on the Bazaar plan, and
is a sort of
"NOAH'S ARK"


In which shoppers will find mis-
cellaneOus collection of attractive
Novelties at attractive prices.
Out-Of-tOwn people can come to
BrattlebOrO with the assurance, if
they come in good season, Of find
ing greater variety of Holiday
Goods TO select from than has been
offered in any previous season.
An early visit of inspection is So
licited, as most holiday novelties
will not be duplicated when once
sold out.
BOOKS.-A syndicate of large city dry
goods houses have made large purchases of
desirable and standasd works, at such prices
as enable them to revolutionizs the retail
price, and still make a fair, nimble sixpence
profit themselves. BY special arrangement
1 shall offer, during the holiday season, line
of these books at the same price they are
sold by these city houses.
ARTISTIC CROCKERY.- Kiota Sets.
Pitchers, Jardiners, Spills, Majolica Plates,
Pitchers and Cups, Decorated Plates, Bohe
milan and Optic Vases, Children's Tea Sets,
Corn, Sun Flower, Canary, stork, Brown
jug, Rustic Lagonia, Castle and Strawberry
Pitchers.
ALBUMS. Scrap Books, Pocket Books,
Drums, whisk Broom Holders, Artificial
Flowers in Pots, Watch Stands, Wire Plates
Nankeen Dolls, Baromoters, Papeteries, Pho
tograph Frames. Christmas Cards, Milton
Bradley's Toys and many other small articles
suitable for Christmas Gifts. all to be sold
quick at close prices. II rW pay 10 come from
good rays ont IF toon to select Holiday
Gifts in BrdttleJoro his season.
EnJroidered French Suits, very desirable,
new ones just opened, price reduced Blaek
SILKS, all prices, 75c. to 81, special bargains
at $50; Black AMI Colored VelUets and
Plusl all prices, also the celebrated Non,
parH Velceteeas
Choice Baeh Dreas Goods. Special bar
gains in Black Cashmere, all prices, 4sc. to
Sl.15; Plain and Fancy Worsted Dress FAB.
RIGS in all the new shades, at popular prices.
Am having large sales on the French Alber-
tine Cords at SOC. a yard. Oar SOC, Flannel
is the widest and best to b, had for tine mon
ey. At 75o., s5e. and 81 per I'd. very choice
novelties in French and English Dress
Goods.
Last Friday We put on sale the best cotton
warp Cashmere we ever sold, for 25,. it is a
quality heretofore sold at wholesale at a nigh
er price Have Myrtle, Brouz > Shade, o.
Wine, Brown, and Navy Shades
Al OIL Dress Patterns at special prices to
close. Two cases best Prints, &c. per yd.
cheap Prints, 1 &c., same grade as before.
CLoAKs. SO. so to 49, CloM Dolmans,
So to S35, Rhadema and Sicilian Dolmans,
SO, 20, 20, 80, s., 45 and so; elegant Bro
cade Matelessa $50 and So; Fur-Lined,
ush-Lined, Quilted-Lined Circulars, $50,
25, 2G, 80, $3.50 and 80. Have sold this sea-
son a great many more fue cloaks than ever
before. Customers from out of town who
think of going to Boston or New York for
fine garment are invited TO come to Brattebo-
70 and see the assortment of New York and
Imported Garments to be found as Hawley's.
Prices guaranteed to be as low as similar
goods are sold anywhere, and the style, cat
and ft are the best to be had. An afraid ,oe
haze too many Children's Cloaksj ooW cut
tie price. Have some odd Ladies' Garments
hrolyar lima If sigas that r,ust % nou Uava