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


very best discount is always given.
Mr. Gregory is always ready to purchase
private libraries, his old book department
tn second floor having wide reputation.
have been received from Boston, Mass,
Hartford, Conn, Rockford. H.. Dart
mouth College, Hanover, N. II. from the
Detroit Public Library, the Newbury
Public Library OF Chicago, In fact, goods
have been sent from Maine to California.
The book buying public OF Providence and
vicinity will hardly miss calling on the
most popular bookseller in the State,
Harry Gregory.
John NJ. Dean Co.
A furniture store, from its very nature,
II full OF desira BILE articles for gift making
ell the year round, and the Dean Co. offer
for the Christmas buyers a large line OF
especially holiday things which are at
tractively enumerated In another column.
All these tempting goods were secured
and marked at prices calculated
20 move them within the pending
few days before Christmas. Low prices
are attractive as well as goods, after the
season the business world has been
through, and the Dean Co. are famous for
Tow prices, and their especially Christmas
things are lower In price than ever before.
They make an immensely pretty window
display ana IL is difficult, and not at all
desirable, either. to go by without
going in.
Harson's Hats.
"whose hats are best ?" Chorus-"Har-
son'sv'
The above declaration is beyond contra
diction 80 far at least as ii has become the
popular by-word and trade mark OF Har-
sons. "Harsons hats are best" IL rs ia
miiiar as most any quotation that you can
think up.
And hats are not the only thing at Har-
sons 10 invite the Christmas trade. There
are Others, list of which IL printed on q
cover page OF this issue. IL is goodly
list to read over, full OF suggestions, and
Harson has low price on these goods.
especially made In favor OF the Christmas
shopper.
That charming window, with its land
ecape modelling, Is an attractive thing,
Too, one OF the most attractive on the
street. IL Ia worth going a mile TO see.
Then go In and buy.
l.. NJ. Jackson.
Jackson, the photographer, shows a
beautiful collection OF art productions,
French fac similes, etchings, photographs
together with mirrors in fancy ornamental
frames and similar goods for the holiday
season.
George l.. Robinson & Co.
George l.. X 1binson & Co., at i55 Wey-
DOSotl elIttt, hfe not Only But
have a large stock at all times OF new and
fine household furniture, new carpets,
new stoves, new ranges, new crockery, in
fact everything in the bouseiurnishing
lire on their upper floo.s. Look over the
immense stock. Prices guaranteed lower
than the lowest. They have ali the latest
patterns and their goods are made by the
best factories in the country. They sell
these goods Mt retail from Z o'clock Mon
day morning until 10 o'clock Saturday
night.
The j. IL. Barnaby Co.
This big establishment has been doing
more business than ever before IN tn,
long history OF the house. The why IL to
be found by en inspection OF heir goods,
which are OF he kind to command ira &c.
They carry tremendous stock ofclothing
for mems, youths and bows, ana thou
sGnds OF men, youths and boys rre re-u-
larlv fitted out there. Their ladies' cloak
department. is one OF the most attractive
In town.
John X. Pcarcc d Sons.
ChriatnaA- -hnxess- ho wish tn make
rs .ful pr. ssuts, can 4 q at John Il. pearce
4 sons. 81 and 50 Snow street, and 1872
Dorrance .treet, fancy and plain plushes
for sofa pillows and facy work, elder
downs and chinchillas for wrlppsrs and
Chi dgen's 'loaks, drapprv silks, velve-
teens and corduroys, white lawns and
fiPnrea sqiines.
They are rlso showing a nice line Of
cloak incs Hrd ovel coatiags in beaver.
kcrwy. Middlesex chipchiIla. chev ots aud
diaRonals. Don't miss .hsm on your
shopping rounds.
Boston mnl provId nee Clothing Co.
This concern advertises in TIE Ews
todav hat Il has la seek aB2 mems snlid
blue and black Mo'cow brewer overcoats
for only T.75 npisce. Tha j. a mighty
good bRrVlir, aud besides that there IL
such wide rang OF styles and sizes TO
choose from that satisfaction with
the purchase would be a
a. been made since I he twentieth OF last
month, so they ere, OF C urse, "the very
latest" and they are cut short, medium,
long and oxt.a long, in shapes known 10
the tailor rs stnuts end sims and regu-
lars. All the garments have velvet or
cl0sh collars, either you like. They are
single or double breasted and the bodies
are lined with warm, black serge.
The Boston & Providence Clothing
Company. familarly known as the Old
, Rc+fH BILE. ia located NJ the corner ef Vest
N nster and Orange streets.
l.. A. Tillineh hast Company.
Don't tire yourself all out on the shop
ping trips next week, but drop into L. A.
. Tillinghast's in the midst OF II and have o
lunch and catch your breath h. Nou'll
want to- go in there anyway you know,
to or or the cake and cream for the
Christmas eve larty.
Macullar, Parker & Co.
Catering especially to high-class
trade, this fine clothing house carries an
envieble assortment of goods at prices
amazingly low.
VI. Stcinert & Sons Co.
or course II goes without saying that
you can't give aweT anything that would
be more thoroughly appreciated than
good piano. 1t costs more than spoon
holder or pair OF sleeve buttons, but the
fun OF giving away a piano Is worth
the difference. Nj. Steinert x Sons
~ 2i6 and 2iS Westminster street yhave
first class instruments and they have all
the standard makes ut tho lowest price,
ss well as all the "smsll stuff" that IL to
b. found in high grade musical estab-
lat