The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-22


II you purpose to make yourself Gin In
the line of new garments, or your family
are 70 be the recipients of this most ac-
ceptable line of gifts, 1t will be to your In
terest to visit the establishment of Caesar
Misch at Park Place. For the accomoda-
tion of shoppers the store will be open
evenings until after Christmas. Large as
sortment of garments for men, young and
old. Jackets for ladies and misses, and
children's suits for the young Of all ages.
The terms offered are liberal and q small
cash payment will give you large amount
of clothing material, and the firm is 80
confident that you will be pleased with
their stock that they offer to refund your
money IL your opinion Is not the same.
q. G. Peck & Co.
The numerous articles suitable for holi-
day gifts sold by this firm bewilder the
shopper, as almost any taste can be graft
fed within their doors. Gifts snitable for
the seven ages of man, to say nothing OF
those for the gentler sex, are exhibited in
profusion. In variety the articles dis
played range from banquet lamps and din
ner service to small drums for small boys.
Iron toys, tin toys, wooden toys, in fact
toys made of every possible material suit
able for the boy of destructive tendencies
or the youth who desires to dabble in
things scientific may here be secured.
Lynd & Murphy.
Articles of haberdashery galore. Cloth
ing, hats and shoes are few articles of the
many i'm the store of Lynd & Murphy, and
the rush of custom indicates the popularity
of this house, whose trade has entirely out
grown the present quarters of the concern
and they have been Obliged to enlarge
their borders. Although many men pre-
tend not to care for presents OF wearing
apparel, IL the truth was known nothing
pleases them better. Sensible gifts are al
ways in order and doubly 80 at Christmas
time. Remember the big sign, the big
clock and the big stock.
Customers Are Always Satisfied.
McCaffrey, the jeweler, at No. 419 Main
street, Is a believer in'the old adage, that
a satisfied customer always returns. Mr..
McCaffrey says that it is owing to this fact
that he finds his present quarters made
quate at this time to accommodate his
large class of customers. Who Is the one
that would not travel the distance to just
beyond the Rough and Ready engine house
IL they thought they could save from II to
s. on the price of lady's or gents watch.
A watch makes an acceptable gift at all
times and those contemplating the pur-
chase of a timepiece would find it to their
advantage to call at McCaffrey's. Also
full line of rings of all descriptions and
sizes. Mr.. McCaffrey is an experienced
jeweler, so you can depend on getting just
what you call for.
Isaac L. Goff.
Isaac l.. Goff, insurance agents, Thomas
O'Brien and William ID. Goff, managers,
with an Office at the corner of Main street
and East avenue, would suggest that very
acceptable Christmas present would be one
of their choice house lots. This firm has
desirable house lots in all parts OF the city,
including the Dunnell park plat, which Is
bound to become pretty residential part
of the city when building operations start
in the spring. Insurance policies issued
on all the leading companies.
American Grocery, Market and Tea Co.
The great firm of the American Grocery,
Market and Tea Co., No. z3 to n East ave-
nue., is the mecca for housekeepers at this
time and they are doing a rushing business.
Its elaborate window exhibits are especial
ly inviting, and in them may be noticed a
stock of goods as large as many a small
store contains. Things about the estab-
ment are unusually busy and more espc-
cially at this time when specialties in the
grocery and provision lines are in demand,
and the large number of clerks have all
they can do to attend to the army of GUS
toners. The entire stock is new and every
line is shown in a rich variety at prices
which are surprisingly low.
McCaffrey, the Gents furnisher.
McCaffrey, the reliable haberdasher and
gents furnisher, is showing grand as
sortment of the best goods obtainable.
His trade has been from that class that de-
mands the most approved styles and best
materials, and his large experience has en-
abled him to select just such line as the
local trade expects. The popular Main
street square store was never before SO well
prepared to cater to the demand for holi-
day goods.
In making purchases of gents furnish
ing goods it is desirable to know that the
dealer is to be depended upon when he
recommends this or that as the latest in
style and quality. Mr.. McCaffreys's judg-
ment in the matter of styles is recognized
as the best and consequently no mistake
can be made from buying from him.
In the shoe department Mr.. McCaffrey
carries complete line of shoes and slip
pers. His holiday goods are new and the
prices the lowest.
At c. r. Henry's.
C. F. Henry, the popular and progressive
shoe dealer, is in every way prepared to
meet the run on his stock during the holi-
days. There is no present that can be put
to such practical advantage as a pair of
shoes, and in the latter line, there is no
more varied stock to select from than at
this well-established home. At G. F.
also can be found first class line
of slippers, leggings and over-gaiters, and
all the other details of footwear that are
carried by successful and up-to-date shoe
store The largest line OF hats, caps, gloves
and mittens to be found in the city, can be
found at this establishment. The store Is
at 222 Main street, and glance at the show
windows will give an idea of the class of