St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-12-16
LOCAL AND TOWN NEWS.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
A visit to the CaIedonian Advertisers.

we are on the JnToSIlOlu Ol duOJhoI
Christmas. To be sure it is one of
several holidays that come but once a
year, but when it comes it demands
and generally gets it. There
is no use in lodging the issue. You
must provide for the day. To this
end go with us in our annual tour
among the advertisers in the Caledo-
Man, who are sure to have the best of
everything at the lowest prices. Be-
ginning with the alphabet the first
name on the list is
L. II. Atwood,
Who has a store plum full of holiday
goods of the useful sort. Suits for the
little men and big, hats, caps, gloves,
and handkerchiefs and ties of the lat
est and nObbiest styles.
C. G. Bingham
Is on hand with his store full of holt
day goods, from the tiny doll to elab-
crate toilet and cellulOid sets. Bing-
ham has handled this class of goods
too long not to know just what the
public wants.
A. L. Bailey
Comes next. What could add to the
holidays SO much of pleasure as pi-
anO or organ, and this old and reliable
house has long held the first place in
the state in this class of goods. Go
and talk the matter over with him and
you will find that a small fortune is
not required to buy a good musical
instrument.
George w. Bonett
Has discovered that good goods at
small profits will surely win the day
and will contribute the fruits and can
dies for the day, or the sugar and
spice and all that's nice for the Christ
mas dinner.
p. ID. BIodgett 81 Co.
Don't go in for the fancies but are
prepared to draw up a policy on your
life in the best company extant, and
thus cheer your family--after you have
gone along.
HI. J. COnant.
You can't keep Christmas if you
can't keep warm, and here is where
Commits big assortment of stoves come
in, that is, he will put them in if you
will give him the order. For the
young folks, too, he has provided sleds
and skates, etc., at the lowest prices.
F. A. Carter
Has opened fresh stock of seasOnable
goods, goods that will cheer the good
wife and the children the winter
through-everything that you would
expect to find in dry goods store.
r. o. Clark.
The sign of the book, Wakefield
block, Eastern avenue. All! Now
you're talking. One of the contest
stores, packed with the cleanest lot of
goods in ST. JOhnsbury. Books and
cards, fancy stationery, pens and pen
ellis, things fancy and things useful at
prices so low that people wonder how
Clark does it and lives.
G. A. CalderwOOd.
The Odd Fellows block furniture deal
er, has complete line of tables, plain
and fancy, cosy rockers and easy
chairs.
f. J.. Esty
Calls attention to an unusually fine
line of boots and shoes. Slippers espe-
cially adapted to the holiday season in
large variety both as to style and
price.
e. 81 T. Fairbanks 81 Co.
Send in a Christmas announcement too
late for this week. 1t would take this
stock that fills these stores. One may
fit out an entire family here with every
thing needful to comfort and then turn
in and stock dozen with fancy goods
of any and all sorts at waydOwn
prices. Don't skip the Fairbanks
store.
Flint Bros.
Have a "squashy" announcement this
year that for novelty beats 'em all.
Read it.
George L. Grow
Has two variety stores, one on the av-
enue and one in Union block, both full
to the brim of choice holiday goods.
Harvey 81 Brown,
In the old Fletcher store, have filed
up extra counters with a great variety
of fancy goods, albums, easels, travel
ling bags, etc, and an endless variety
of fancy dry goods. There isn't
store in Caledonia county with a bet
ter stock from which to select holiday
goods.
Howard g. ROweIl,
block, are out with their
annual holiday announcement and hOl-
day stock of rings, pins, watches aud
all sorts of jewelry, as we'll As a fs.=!i
stock of seasnn:.SYie books, fancy sta
tionery, etc.
The Home Art Company
Is carrying its usual large aud varied
stock of Christmas aud New Years
cards and goods in this line, at the
on Eastern avenue. IL
takes little money to buy good deal
here.
Mrs. v. A MOrrison's
on Railroad street is al
ready well known as headquarters for
rare bargains. A special sale of mill
merry calls the ladies from near and
far this week, and the store is crowded
with good bargains. Mrs. Morrison
also has an unusually large stock of
holiday goods.