The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-15

are agents for the following well known
piano akers: Chickering Il Sons, Emer-
son, j. n &. Fischer, Bush and Gerts,
Newly and Evans, Marshall and Wendell.
Hudson's Turkeys.
William X. Hudson has some turkeys
at his market, Q Richmond street, which
he guarantees were born and bred In
Rhode Island and he Is not afraid that
any purchaser, In fixing up the inside Tor
dressing, will find a mole from some NIT
tenless children or starving widow in
Vermont, such as always accompany
Green Mountain birds nowadays.
ii. A. Grimwood and Company.
There is q big special sale Of mantels and
tiles going on At ii. A. Grimwood's, 1868
Westminster street, according To an ad-
vertisement In THE NEWS. This is the
time OF year that the fire place Is the most
attractive spot in the house and IL would
look much better with decorative thing.
Wood a. Watson.
Wood & Watson OF 80 Westminster
the top OF NEWS page telling Of some
good things that people will know when
they see them. The scheme is for a
special sale all through he week preceding
Christmas ard first class oppor-
tunity Ia thus offered for getting
anything and everything wanted IN the
gents furnishing line, hats, caps, um-
brellas, shirts, underwear. neckwear, foot
wear, gloves, bandkerchieis and sll the
rest Of the thousand and one things that
man or boy must have ID this age
OF dressing well, and which he Is
always out Of. Girls, don't paint the
neckties or crochet the suspenders your
self for the young mems Christmas pres
ents. They appreciate the work, but
would much rather wear something from
such q store as Wood & Watson's.
j. II. Roberts.
j. III. Roberts, who runs those two at
tractive stores at 105 and 240 Westmin-
ster street, has 90 different varieties OF
candy TO sell you ut very reaso onable prices.
It's OF all shapes aud fiav0rs, from the
long red and white peppermint canes TO
put in the stockings TO the dainty choco-
late confections for the girl who Is too old
TO hang her stocking.
East India Tea Company.
Money can be saved on one present at
least by buying a pound of tea or baking
pow der at the East India Tea Company's
new store, 2S9 Westminster street, where
they give away three cups and saucers
with each purchase. Cups aud saucers
make good holiday gifts in this age OF
five O'Clock teas.
The gentlemen OF the Hope Silver Man
ufacturing Company invite the prospec-
tive gift makers to come to their place.
335 Westminster street, (room l, up one
fightl, and see the many attractive nov
elites in sterling that they have TO offer
at manufac .urers' prices.
Paine's Furniture Company.
'The philosopher in the service OF
IA Id
on the head when he says thrt more
comfort is the cry of today and that
Christmas Is the one time In the year for
you TO secure that article, conducive 10
co fort. which, during the rest of the
year you feel that you cannot
afford" Such an article would be one of
hose satisfying rocking chairs that Paine
sells for 500. 1t is solid oak affair,
Handsomely carved, with high colonial
ta1a x end a generous seat and luxurious
cus mons ia all shades. 1t is the firms
special offer for the Christmas OF 1894.
Henry II. Pierce.
Whats the matter with having dozen
or two dozen photographs OF yourself or
hc new baby taken and send one 10 each
OF those that must be remem bered this
year,? A portrait is always a good pres
ent. Henry II. Pierce, at 2S3 Westminster
street, can take splendid pictures, and his
Prices are very EeasOndDiS.
Harvey Produce Company.
The fruit that was once forbidden Is TO
be found I'm orchard-like abundance at
he Harvey Produce Company's store, I43
Canal street. They have all sorts ofapples
up there. What is Christmas without
hem and what rounds out the toe OF a
boys stocking so we'll as gilliiower.
+. T.. Ballou.
The registry voters, taxpayers and wo-
men and children must all wear shoes II IL
is Christmas and the walking nowadays is
20 deplurable tina the old ones won's do
even wit h ubbers. +. T.. Ballou's store
opposite the Narragausett hotel is
splendid place to go for this line OF goods.
lie has something extra nice in Dolgs's
warm lined shoes lambs wool soles, leg
gins and overgaiters.
Thomas Pelrce e. Son.
The corner window OF this handsome
shoe store has flattened thou lands of
youthful noses since the sold Woman in
the Shoe" wes set up there. Holiday
slippers are speciality with Peirce & Son
and their stock is immensely fetching.
John McNIa nus & Co.
This clothing house has two OF the most
elaborate Christmas spectacles on the
street ms anu one Oh the
finest stocks of clothing they have ever
carried. McManus is ready for Christmas
with some especially fine attractions in
highest and lowest in furnishings.
Bicycles for 300.
The Columbia Bicycle Company an
nounce that all their bicycles for 1895 are
TO sell at a maximum price OF sI00, and
they represent one of the best bicycles on
earth.
Henry Green Clothing Company.
This firm announces for this festive
season they have a stock OF desirable
clothing from Cohen a. Co., of Boston,
bough hit at 90 cents on the dollar, and they
are going TO give all the men in town a
chance to share In their lucky strike.
Congdon A. Carpenter Company.
Give the horse Christmas present, too.
The Congdon & Carpenter Company can
fit you finely in the saddlery department,
in which they carry everything the horse
needs in the way OF whips, robes, blank-