The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-12-10

orders and thus save themselves the ex
pense and worry of home preparation. Al
examination al he bill Of fare at Delmon
ico's will male an epicure smile for
week.
| TRfIBER & COYNER.
Successors to G. i. Someryille q Co., are
keeping up the reputation of the ole
house. Their line of holiday goods EN-
bracing handsome plated ware, china sets
in all the late designs, cut glass ware as
beautiful ard delicate as the hand of mar
can make. bisque goods in almost every
shape, and a general assortment OF Christ
mas and New Year presents, is one Of the
richest and most extensive ever offered in
Stanton. Be sure 10 give them q call
whilst on your rounds.
j. L. TAYLOR 4 son.
A Christmas without visit to the old
headquarters OF ] e. Taylor & Son would
be just no Christmas at all, at least that is
what the children think, and no one knows
more about Christmas thanthey The old
and ever popular establishment just excels
Itself this year. presenting a line OF at
fractions for Young and old that cannot be
fully described. nor property appreciated
without reis,nal inspection. In dolls,
in toys OF every class aid kind, in candies,
nnts, fruits, caaes and nic-nacs, that none
bat TAYLOR knows how to get up the
stock is so immense that even the heavy
inroa1ls already inade upon it are not per-
captihle. The cakes. candies and dainty
factned IN the house, and are therefore
known to be fresh and OF the purest and
best materials. Just take a glance at
sold Chris headquarters as you pass up
Main street and see what a display is there.
As III additional inaucement to make your
purchases here, every lady who buys one
dollars worth ct toys will be entitled to u
chance in a drawing for u $500 doll house
one Of The most complete affairs Of the
kind that could le imagined
j. HAoEMAN,
whose motto is never get left, proposes
to make every customer he has a present
in the shape Of the usual profit which
merchants in ltssIine collect. He doesn't
mean to say that he will let you have the
goods at exactly what they cost him. but
he viii let you have them at the figures
paid by other dealers for the same goods
earlier in the season. Tie buyer. for this
House, who resides in Philadelphia and is
known to be one Il the shrewdest and
most experienced dealers, has taken ad
vantage of the late tumble in clothing, and
By purchasing after the regular season,
and from manufacturers who had provided
larger stocks than they could dispose of,
has been able to ship first-elass winter
goods to Staunton that can he sold at re-
tail at prices paid by dealers few weeks
ago, and stili leave a living profit. That
is the reason that Jonas looks SO happy ard
is doing rushing business. Nothing like
having buyer always at headquarters on
the alert.
c. G. WHEAT.
1t would be poor Christmas without
good dinner-in fact no Christmas at all,
AMI therefore iirst-class fancy grocery is
one Of the first suggestions that enters the
mind of the householder in thinking OF the
the provisions TO be made for the festal
day. A great deal of unnecessary worry
may be obyiated by simply going to Charlie
Wheat 5 and making your selections there.
No use to bo,i4er about plumb-pudding,
cakes or fancy deserts, when you can buy
them already prepared. and as delicious as
experts can make them. They are far
cheaper, too, than if made at home, and
you need have no fear Of any failure. Go
to Wheat early aud set your supplies,
for there is everything you need and
cheaper than you ever bought it before.
j. G. KRUGER.
From the many beautiful articles in the
line of diamonds, jewelry, plated ware and
little novelties to be seen in the cases at
Kruger store, on Main street, o present
maybe stoleoted suitable for any age or
condition. They are articles Of real value
too, and will continue source Of pleasure
to the fortunate recipient throughout all
the long days of the New Year. Nothing
is more appreciated than handsome jew
elry, and never were the designs more
dainty and beautiful, or the prices SO low.
just call at Krueger's and make your Sc
lection
M'CoRKLE BROS,
at Middlebrook, do not intend to be left in
the race. They have an extensive line of
holiday goods, of all descriptions, and in.
tend to supply their customers at city
prices.
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Next week we will continue our direct
DRY, giving particular attention to the
grocery and clothing lines.