The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The News Asks all of it's Read
ers to Think on the Things
Here Mentioned for
Their Benefit.
The Boston Store.

All December shoppers on Christmas
purchases bound are just now turning
their steps toward the Boston store.
Everything that tho heart can desire
or imagination suggest for solving the
question OF Christmas presents is here
displayed in bewildering array and un-
exampled variety. Do YOU want fine
sloak, be IL fur, cheviot or what notf
The Boston store has got it any color or
variety for the inconsequential price OF
$l5. Or Is necktie. OF silken woof, a
toilet case, a gold ornament, durable
and diverting toy for your baby, divan: a
beautiful chair, a dress for your wife,
musical box TO steal away business
cares with its entrancing melodies. rug
of Oriental richness. "a carpet to muffie
your footballs, timepiece OF undoubted
fidelity, silken handkerchief, a lace
fan, a box of perfumes. just too
lovely" Christmas card, a durable and
shapeiy pair of shoes or slippers young
men are beginning TO expect shoes
and slippers from their sweethearts, now
a-days) silk umbrella, a pair or gloves,
n velvet or cashmere shawl, dress Tor
your baby, a tool chest for your construc-
tive young son, new "bunniJ" for your
wife, a delicately perfumed sachet for
your best girl, or complete boudoir out
fit to charm the heart Of your
VINO mas JuSO CohiO
out" lace curtain or a fine set OF arti-
fetal flowers and plants-do you want
any of these things liz you do--and you
probably do-then Calender, McAuslan
& Troup can eminently satisfy your
needs at the Boston store. Anything
three-bladed knife to costly centre
table, can be found here as cheap as the
cheapest.
Among the many rare bargains are 10
be found the following; An endless and
varied assortment of rugs and carpets,
the cuttings from Si35, 900 worth Of stock,
over 375 pieces TO be sold at auction from
Thursday TO Saturday; dress patterns for
sl.69, worth 81 25; other dress patterns OF
every style at "A reduction or from 40 per
cent TO 80 per cent of the usual price; Dolan
and Huddersfield cheviot cloaks for the
nominal price of SIS, which have form
erly been retailed right and left for SO
and S25, fine neckwear and costly jewels
at sacrificial figures; toys so cheap and
durable that every child can play TO its
hearts content; bargain counters that
absolutely groan dnder the weight OF bed
rock Indispensable silver and plated
ware of unchallenged purity; wicker and
other furniture good enough To please
the Queens taste and at price that
places it within the reach or everybody.
The Boston store makes "A speciality o, Il
art department. Here is TO be found the
most Dedutllul OF man lnlJaIloHs oi ma
lures works. Beautiful potted plants in
luxurious pots and vases are here dis
played in so clever imitation of nature
that Jack Frost is decoyed into giving
them a surreptitious albeit il a harmless
nip. These goods are brought down TO
the lowest possible price in order To
meet the expected demand TO be made
upon them by Christmas shoppers.
The clerks at the Boston store are
courteous and accommodating and
whether you buy or only inspect, polite
attention will De accorded you. Every
thing possible for the comfort and con-
venence of patrons 10 provided for at
this store. Come early, not TO avoid the
rush, for there is always n rush but TO
moth store in a single shopping tour.