The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-12-05
It is Here Again.


mas. Thousands of presents are to be
bought. and the busy housewife is even
now preparing for the feast of good
things We come again to render Il will
ing service to our generous patrons, by
telling the people where they can best
make their Christmas selections. Both
our special Christmas advertisers and
our regular customers are entitled to our
concentrations as tried, true, and faith
full in all their dealings with the public.
So at the outset we speak good word
for them ALL
WHEAT & SUMMERSON
are now in temporary quarters, and may
move to their elegant new room before
the Holidays We desire just to call at
tention to the present location, Nc. II.
East Main Street, next to Trfebers. 1t
takes both sides of the street to hold
i Fir large stock of goods, however, and
while they are eramped at present, they
have everything you can desire, and IF
you don't see it, just ask for it," They
are fully prepared with a full line of
Christmas goods.
WALDO NJ. ALLEN.
at No IS, East Beverly St, having pur
chased the stock of Child & Shelton,
has gone to work with his usual energy,
and by good taste and Judgment has
placed in his store a beautiful line of
Christmas goods. You can not fail to be
pleased with these goods. They are
pretty and suitable. and will give salts
faction. Read his advertisement in an
line of drugs, and compounds prescrip-
tions night and day. Reliable and com
petent clerks render prompt attention.
LOEB & CO.,
on Augusta Street, are among our regu-
lar advertisers. They carry an immense
line of goods, out of which YOU may Sc
lect Christmas presents for both men
and boys. They have IL splendid stock
of select boys clothing, mems suits and
furnishing goods and oyercoats. Their
five dollar silk hats make handsome
Christmas presents.
In their show windows is a display of
neck wear, from which the most fastidi-
Gus can make Il selection. You get value
received for your money.
J. H. WOODWARD,
No. Beverly Street, has most attrac-
tive ad. in another column. to which we
invite the attention of all our readers.
Mr.. Woodward keeps exclusively Fur
nishing Goods His goods are of the
very best quality, and yet as cheap as
can be had anywhere in the city. The
nobby silk hats you see about town,
come from Woodward's He has all
kinds of hats. See what sort of an UNI
brella he can sell you at IS cents, and if
you don't like it, take one at 81. with a
bit of gold on it. He has what every
man and woman in the land has long
wished for, and never before been able
to get. viz: an umbrella cover" ready
made to cover any sized umbrella Made
of silk, gloria, bingham and alpaca
This is a great blessing to suffering hui
manity, and Woodward deserves credit
for its Introduction here He is agent
for Reeds tailor made suits, guaranteed
TO fit or no sale. Read his advertise
ment, it will pay you. and point you to
many nice Christmas present.
c. A. GLADKE
didn't go west. His long line of custo-
had to surrender, and continue business
at the old stand on Main street. 1t is
one OF the results of being so popular:
you have to get the consent of so many
people before you can pull up and
leave. Nor is it hard to tell what has
made Gladke so popular, for he has per
sistently offered his customers the bene-
fit of his large experience in purchasing
first class goods at low prices, and has
kept bright his reputation for bargains
to all who patroniZe him. Rich and
poor alike receive the same considera-
ton. He keeps everything that the
mind of man can conceive of in his NAM
moth dry goods and millinery houses,
and there are bargains for ALL Gladke
will in all probability pass the rest of his
days among the people he has so long
served, and when he squares his last ac-
count, his parting benediction will be
''he was the great bargain giver'
DINKLE & LANG,
at Cones old stand, are ablaze with
handsome goods in their line. They
have personally carefully selected
their holiday stock, and cordially
invite all who wish handsome and novel
Christmas presents at satisfactory prices,
TO call and inspect their goods They
are wonderfully handsome and elegant
and will be shown with pleasure to all
who visit their beautiful store room.
whether you purchase or not These
goods speak for themselves in stronger
terms than we possibly can. These gen
tiemen ask the old Christmas conun-
drum, what and where to buy Their
answer is at Dinkle g. Lang's.
TOM KIB.
Look at Tom kib's card. We shall
have something to say about Tom in
our next issue.
CHARLEY LESSER
is running his bakery day and night,
and is piling up his windows with those
wonderfully nice fruit cakes. which al
ways tell you that Christmas is coming,
and make your mouth water, too Fresh
fruits, candies and cakes fill his neatly
store. In his handsome par
lors he furnishes parties and suppers.
He furnishes also outside entertain
ments. The grand ball at the V. NJ |.
last summer was a big undertaking, but
Charley was equal TO the undertaking,
and he made a grand success of it.
Charley and all about him are patterns
of polite and gentlemanly attention
Call at his place on Frederick street and
see for yourself
SOMMERFIELD & CO.,
OF the New York and Philadelphia Bank
rupt house, No. North Augusta street,
have crowd at all times in their store
house, showing the value of printers
ink in skillful hands. They run stand
ing add in the NIRGINIAN. 1t is read
every week by thousands of people who
want to know where to buy goods, and
Messrs, Somerfield & Co., tell them right
along through the columns of the VIR-