St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-18
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Clark's store is busy place these days
and he has engaged extra help for the
holiday trade He carries an unusually
large line of staple articles ana his store
is filled with suitable gifts at a very
reasonable price.
E, & 7. Fairbanks & Co. have sur
passed all previous efforts in window
decoration and their fine displays are
worthy of city department store. The
south window is especially attractive
and the little child descending the stairs
is bit Of realism that delights people of
all ages.
S a. Moore & Co. talk about a house
jacket in this weeks paper, but besides
these most suitable gifts Tor gentlemen
they have store well-flled with clothing
and gents furnishing goods marked at
prices that are sure to attract buyers.
A. D. Rowell Co.'S store windows are
worth watching these days. Yesterday
one window was filled with beautiful
pieces of siverware and the other with
choice books. The store is as attractive
as the window display and presents for
the whole family can be found there.
In one window of c. c. Bingham's
store there is the sign Look in the other
window" and when you have done so
you find the same sign there. Sol order
to do justice to his Christmas stock YOU
must look in both windows and youmay
find just what you want if you look in
side the store. 1t will not be the pro-
prietor's fault il you do not find what
you want for he has selected a large
stock of holiday goods and they are ar
tistically arranged in the store.
E. d. Steele & Co. take large space
this week to tell the people what large
line of goods they have for gentlemen
and look into their store will convince
one that they have been telling the truth
about the amount of their stock. They
quote prices on many articles so the pro-
spective buyer can tell just the cost of
the article he wants.
Wilson & King have two prettily ar
ranged windows, advertising their large
stock of shoes and furnishing goods.
They offer $4,000 worth of goods in
their stores al St. ,Johnsbury and Little
ton at a great sacrifice. Their adv. in
another column tells the story.
Z. N. Randall has an excellent display
in his three big show windows. The
center window is the childreu's favorite,
trimmed with evergreen and containing
Christmas tree. In this department
store gifts can be found to please every
body, from the babies up.
{. 6. Braley the shoe dealer on Rail-
road street, has all the latest things in
the boot and shoe line and never fails to
give satisfaction.
For anything in the novelty line call on
Boynton & Eastman. fyour boy has a
sporting tendency Boynton & Eastman
can furnish the necessary equipment ir
most any line.
Arthur F. Walker distributed this week
delicate samples of sachet powder, which
called attention incidentally to his choic,
line OF holiday gifts. His lower window
is very effectively arranged with season
able gifts with red background.
Flint Brothers have added line o
special holiday gifts in addition to thei
regular line of silverware, stationery
and small fancy goods, Besides a larg
line OF holiday goods they carry BIZ
line OF 1897 diaries.
+. G. Bundvs window has an attraC
tive display OF shoes, which is suggestiv
OF the many styles and varieties within
For farmers aud teamSters he has
special line of woollined or grain wate
proof boots.
Lougee Bros. & Smythe have their tw
large windows filled with several tho
= sand articles as samples of what the
/ have on their counters aud shelve
, Fancy fur novelties, shopping bags, Ut
brellas, towels, table sets, bed blanket
4 etc., are among the many useful articl
g on which they are offering bargains.
II Additional locals on fourth page.