The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-09-15
SEPTEMBER 18Th,
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And continue the remainder Of the week. Every
department is filed with new ideas for fall, and
goods are displayed so artistically that they can
not fail to attract aud please. In dress goods
Frears Bazaar always leads in new things, and
this fall it is even above the high standard of
former seasons. In Silks Frear has just secured
some designs which are duplicates of those ex-
hibited at the Worlds Fair, which signifies the
highest commendation that can be given them
In Cloaks and Capes the best styles are to be
found at the Bazaar, as the public well know.
Inc new Umbrella Capes are charming. Those
who wish butterfly jackets will admire Frear's
latest styles much more than in the past, IS they
are decidedly haudsomer. In Dress Trimmings
YOU will find tull assortment of Braids, Furs,
Gimps, Jets and in fact everything that is to be
used in this line this season. The gentlemen
will be pleased with what Frear has secured for
them in Clothing. Necl1wear, Gloves and Hand
kerchiefs. The Handkerchiefs for ladies and
children are the daintiest to be found in Belfast
Brussels and Paris. There is nothing dainty on
the market in the Zine of Handkerchiefs but
what Frear hears of and gets his share; and be-
sides he has many styles that cannot be found
outside of the Bazaar, as they are made to his
order in Belfast. In Gloves, the fall importa.
tons in all the new shades and styles have ar
rived and the ladies are more than pleased with
them. In Carpets, Rugs and Mats, Frear has
Just received large invoice of the latest patterns
and newest colorings. They are artistic in the
true sense of the word Frear shows all kinds of
Curtains in his Upholstery Department. In
Lace nothing could be thought of at all desirable
that cannot be found at the Bazaar. In Chenille,
the best are to be found here both in quality and
colorings. Also all kinds of diapery material in
the latest styles Frear's Linen is imported direct
from Belfast, and all the world knows what BEL
fast linens are. Frear is his own importer, con-
sequently is enabled to sell his goods lower than
they can be bought for by other merchants.
Frear carries all styles and grades of Underwear
in both muslin and knit goods. Where could be
found more lavish display Of 6ne tucked and
embroidered Undertaking than at the ladies'
underwear department of the Troy Bazaar. In
Knit Goods Frear has provided for all: rich and
poor, large and small. In this department may
be found cotton half wool all wool, silk and Isle
thread, from the cheapest to the most expensive.
1t gives one such a comfortable sensation to be
dressed Just right for the fall weather, and this
can be accomplished only by wearing the right
underclothing. Frear's Hosiery stock consisting
| OF tnree separate uepdItHenJS, Is ny no meauS u
small one. Here will be found ladies', misses,
mems, boys and infants hosiery of every de
scription. You need little heavier weight now
than you have been wearing, and soon will need
| the fine all wool hose that Frear carries In
such a large stock you will find all weights and
at all prices. To work well one must sleep well.
Nothing will do more toward inducing a com
Portable sleep, or insure a more pleasant rest
than pair Frear's blankets, of which he carries
an immense stock in both white and colored
Then there are Ribbons, the Laces, Horse
Blankets, Lap Robes Notions and Kitchen Uten-
sils of every description, too numerous 10 men
ton, which are just as worthy your admiration
| You cannot feel that you are dressed in the very
best Of taste unless you visit Frear's Autumn
opening. see the latest goods and secure at least
one dress pattern.
There is one department in the Bazaar which
may not have been visited by ALL as it is entirely
new. This is the Japanese Annex. It Is filled
with Dishes, Vases, Koros add all sorts of Bric-a
brac Just imported from Japan and bought By
Frear at great sacrifice. As usual his patroni
are the one benefited in this, as he is selling
them at about half value. These goods are genu
inc Japanese articles and no one can help admir-
ing them.
The above mentioned goods are not the onl.
ones Of Importance contained in the Bazaar, bu
space will not admit Of mentioning each an,
every one Of the IS departments. Come to Mr.
Frear Fall Opening, II will be source Of amuse
ment and instruction to you, and one which yol
will never regret having visited.