Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-12-17
SANTA CLAUS HOME.
SOME OF THE THOUSAND ATTRAC-
TIoNs OFFERED FOR CHRISTMAS.

TIoNs OFFERED FOR CHRISTMAS.
Holiday Goods Abound on Every Hand
Dry Goods, Clothing Stores. Fancy Goods,
Books, Games, Toys In Enormous profu-
sion-The Largest and Finest Display
Ever Shown in Town-Santa Claus VIII
Make Bellows Falls His Heabvarters
This Season.
The full glory of the holiday prepara-
tions are upon us. The display of
everything which the mind Of man can
conceive or dizziness of hand execute is
bewildering. The purchase of articles
for Christmas presents is attended with
more difficulty than would be imagined,
for where there are so many things the
question of what to buy is hard to
answer. But to direct the attention of
those who wish to purchase to the
places where purchasing can be done, is
the purpose of this article.
JIG. DAY & CO.-One who goes
into Mr.. Days store and undertakes to
select without confusion will need
clear head. The store is absolutely
packed with goods of every description
from large cloak or circular to doll
for child. An army of clerks are ready
to show you round and minister unto
you as you wander up and down. A
special holiday sale of books is one of
When starting on your Christmas jour
don't nnnio0t RI 40 tn 7 n 10 NC q
Co.'S. You will be pleased and aston
ished.
STONE, TUXBURY & Goa new firm,
but hustlers. Determined not to be out
done they have filled their store with all
the substantial things in dry goods, in
Guiding some especially valuable bar
gains. But not alone to the practical
side of human nature do they cater, but
Giles which are things of beauty and con-
sequent]y joys forever. Their motto
seems to be to "please but not impover-
ish." Call on them.
GEORGE r. WALES. -ssBy their
fruits shall We know them,' is Just as
true of mercantile firms as it is of the
moral world. George R. Wales has
built up reputation for good goods
and honest dealing. This year he has
made choice selection of Christmas
goods including many dainty specialties
which should claim your attention when
in town. Mrs. Lane is famous for the
beautiful articles she makes and more
than ever is this true this year. When
you come to town remember Wales
Cash Store.
J. j. FENToN & Golf counters filled
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parel for men, youths and boys indicates
anything, it is the fact that this COM
pany are prepared to show you cloth
ing which will surely please the most
fastidious. Fenton & Co., are a pro-
gressive firm, keeping fully abreast of
the times in their business. If good
stock, courteous treatment and right
prices count then they are in to stay. Y GU
will find the latch string out in NAM
mouth block.
THE BLUE SToRE-Like often cures
like and the man who wanted to buy a
suit for his son as Christmas present
was happily cured of blues caused by
high prices at the Blue Store. Orcutt &
Blakley have put in as large an assort-
ment of clothing as is often found in a
village store. 1t would take too long to
tell of the bargains-b better 60 and see.
D. D. HowARD.-It is hard to de-
scribe Mr.. Towards stock. He can fit
you out with hat: coat, vest, shirt, trou-
sers, fiannels, overcOat, shoes, gloves,
hose, collars, cuffs, neckwear, rubber
goods and anything else you want. He
is devoting his whole attention to this
store now, and with the motto Of "Cash
is Kipg'h he has swung the ssign of
the big hat" to the bre. re and proposes
to stay in Bellows Falls.
O. D. GRAY & Golf good suits will
suit you, you will surely be suited by
going to Gray's. You will find that the
stock comprises all the fashionable styles
in e cd, substantial fabrics, selected
with care to meet your wants and within
the limits of your purse. Don't fail to
60 to Gray's when in town.
HARTMAN & RoCHE-Good clothing
amounts to little unless one has good
footwear. In the TIMES block is firm
which caters to every class of purchasers
that can possibly want boot or shoe.
There is also opportunity to have shoe
made if those Oh sale don't suit you. Call
in; Mr.. Roche will be glad to show you
what he has in stock anyway.
j. L. KEEFE-Another boot and shoe
store deserves attention when you are
making the selections for Christmas. Mr..
Keefe knows what is needed in good
shoe or boot, and knowing, he endeavors
to supply the demands of hosts of Gus
toners. An examination of his stock
will convince you that he is in the swim,
not for fun, but for business.
r. G. HITCHCoCK-Foot steps will
echo pleasantly along the corridors of
time if you visit Mr.. Hitchcock when
you want foot wear. Mr.. Hitchcock
has pleasantly fitted up store and will
be entertaining, if you decide not to buy
of him. Still you can hardly do bett Il
than to call when il town.
M. B. KELLEY-It is just as necessary
to eat as it is to get ''things" to wear,
more especially is this true at Christmas
M. B. Kelley has a grocery store Oh
Westminster street in which you may
find anything in the line of groceries you
may need. Beside that there is an arm y
of clerks to attend to your wants. &c
and see.
DAVID SAvAGE-The location of q
grocery store in the square insures the
attention of the moving throng who &c