Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
GEORGE u. WEIGH.

GEORGE K. WEIGH. 4
When asked yesterday what inducement1
he could offer Santa Claus to patronize his
store, MIR. WEIGH said he thought he ought
to be especially pleased with his line OF
lamps. But lamps are not the only articles
tit for Christmas presents; fancy china,
celluloid goods, albums, silver novelties,
fancy boxes, children's toys, and perhaps
better than all complete stock of good
furniture offer large latitude in choice and
one who cannot find something appropriate
for holiday gltt must be d fficult to please
indeed.
THE CLOTHING HOUSES.
In addition to the store of j. J. Fenton
q Co. who have made special effort to
meet the requirements OF the Christmas
trade, there is tie we'll known store of o.
ID Gray & Co. In this issue ct tie TIMES
Mr.. Gray has an advertisement that will
interest all. This firm has an enviable
reputation for handling only goods Of ster-
Ing value and while no elaborate window
display has yet made an appearance, there
| are plenty Of articles within that are sea-
sonable and will make excellent remem-
brances. A fine line of neckwear, um-
brellas, travelling bags, dress suit cases and
house coats are only few OF the articles
that will be shown enquiring visitors with
pleasure.
| Then there is the old reliable Blue Store
with everything that even fastidious tastes
can desire; and just across the way is F.
G. Pierce with an elegant line of seasonal
BILE goods displayed in two verypretty win
dows. 1t tastes were not so various the
clothing houses Of Bellows Falls could sup.
ply Windbam county and part of New
Hampshire with all the Christmas present,
required.
JEwELRY STORES.
Bellows Falls has four jewelry stores
probably enough to supply all the demands
OF the public. In this issue of the TINES
W. j. Eaton & Co. have an announcement
that no doubt will interest large number
OF intending purchasers. A glance il
their windows will convince the most scep
teal that they are prepared to more thai
fulfill every promise.
THE SHOE STORES.
After all what is more appropriate for
Christmas present than something that j
useful, something that affords comfort a
well as pl asure. The people who a-e su
ceptible to this kind of reasoning will reat
the Christmas advertisements of the variou
shoe houses with care and profit. Their
are Durham Bros, j. T. Keefe, H.
Richardson, j. F. Roche and G. F. May
} nard, any or IL of them II supply yo
with Christmas presents which you wi
never regret having purchased. Dunbar
, Bros, Ketfe and Richardson have an
nounced some tempting bargains throug
the columns of the TINES, during the pas
elk, and readers of the paper are sure o
courteous treatment aud getting just wha
i, advertised every time.
THERE ARE OTHERS.
Those already M ntio nd are by n
means the only stores in Bellows Fall
which offer holiday goods; some hav
more elaborate displays that is all. Their
are several smaller dealers who have reall
handsome gifts. One Of these store is tina
OF Dean & Dean who have an excellen
Inc ofpictures and bewildering displa
OF fancy china. Thsn too their crockery
draperies, lamps, etc. are equal to any
: Mrs. l.. Gates Hadiey has stock OF han
decorated china, her own work, which i
the admiration OF all; she also offer
Christmas holly and mistletoe. c. L. Bar
Der advertises some bargains in sewing ma
chimes. Pierce's Bargain Store will b
visited by many; Mr.. Pierce has recentl
put in nsw stock Of Christmas novelties
Then there are the grocery stores and E
R. Balls store which will all offer Christ
mas candy and in addition everythin.
necessary for the Christmas dinner. The
hardware stores, the drug stores, the
Blu chers,all have their regular lines, ani
the proprietors of any of them will be glac
to sell all they have in stock and will orde,
more on short notice.