News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-12-17
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leuIIOD. lHSlue, anu you UnQ U1dU
though boats with fairy sails of
handkerchiefs that are "for sail"
may adOrn the windows, that tells
but little of the story. Fancy and
staple dry goods are pushed to the
frontas sensible holi lay rememberan-
ces, but through the center and
rear of the store you will find big
lot of Christmas novelties, which are
beyond mention. There is room to
see for yourself, and you certainly
will see, that which will make gifts to
be appreciated. Table linen, towels,
aprons, handkerchiefs, spreads, and
all such are there, the store, like the
window sloop, being filled from stem
to stern, and good working crew is
on board.
EDMrNDS,
the jaweler, is on deck in the Mat
thew's building, with a neat and
carefully selected stock OF novelties
usually found in such a place, clocks,
watches, etc, proclaim that time is
money when you buy your time of
Edmunds. First-class repair work is
a feature with him, and he keeps it
up right through Christmas.
The old corner stand occupied by
H. j. DWINELL
is found well filed with four lines of
holiday goods more particularly,
while his general line of druggists
fancy goods always affords chance
for selecting appropriate gifts. The
most elaborate showing is found in
the large variety of high grade novel
ties in cellulOid cases, comprising
photo boxes, toilet and manicure
sets, jewelry, shaving and work
boxes, ETC., large line of fancy cups
and saucers. vases and pictures. A
display of albums and a fresh assort-
ment of Christmas candies are shown.
Everything looks nice and fresh.
GEORGE F. EARLE
finds this an opportunity to push to
the front some of his many dress
goods novelties, linens and general
! hOuskeeper's goods He makes a
fresh and attractive display this
week of goods just brought in for the
Christmas trade, including handsome
handkerchieis and general novelties.
An inspection of his staple and novel
stock will surely make an impression
| favorable to purchase.
NJ. A. STONE & CO.,
have slame very prettily decorated
windows, an74 inside will be found
a special fiBe sBoe nd G,as.SsEaas. ..
slipper stock. Along 81
they will have Christm
ary. Good warm owe
acceptable to any one 2Z
going to give away, onV
useful present to the ladifs, -
ness notice. which will Doubt,
tract many to their store. n ]
WILSON,
the furniture man at the depoox! #
makes special display of chairs,
ges, framed pictures, etc. Loos
| and see.
o. L. WOODS
dosen't by any means make ver.
much of Christmas showing-it il
out of the question in his line-fofS
good-ftting, well-made clothes are in
order all the year around, but you
might step in and select a trousers
pattern or fancy vest material, then
let your friend furnish the size and you
the cash. See?
HENRY WAITE
ism t in it unless he can be making a
special drive with something, and at
this season it is always RATS of good
things to eat and especially candies
for the Christmas stockings. You'll
find fruit there also.
WHITNEY,
the lumber manufacturer, produces
some inside and outside clothes
driers that could well find place in
every household, and they will furnish
an idea for a sensible and very practi-
cal holiday gift.
WE, US AND CO.,
means the NEWS AND CITIZEN. Have
you noticed the reduction in price to
one dollar a year in the county and
to one dollar and quarter year
outside the county? That is the
price, and what a nice present a
years subscription to the News AND
CITIZEN would be; and then if you
should want some handsomely en-
graved cards, for yourself or friend,
order them up and they are yours at
a reasonable figure.
THERE ARE OTHERS
who are engaged in business -teTo,
though they may not be telling
about it by way of the printing press.
To all such We extend a cordial in
vitation to come into the list of
News AND CITIZEN advertisers. The
post office and the express office will
be well patronized during the two
weeks to come, they don't need to
tell the people of their whereabouts
or their business, but all other
people, unless it he the grave-digger,
should advertise.
1t is somewhat difficult to under
stand that Christmas is so near at
hand, and that only one week from
this week Friday brings the day. As