The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-15

and guarantee for the customer that theil
! goods will meet all the requirement of the
purchasers. call will satisfy the reader OF
the truth Of this sta emert.
| GROCERIES
are essential not only at Christmas, but every
day of the year. There is one branch OF bust.
ness In which every housekeeper is deeply in,
| terested and which It would be impossible to
do without. Tat is the grocery. At lie
present time WHEN every country cross re
has its store aud in fact post office we fi"d
that the main object, be the establishment
| large or small, is TO sell groceries. In Bel Air
there are several leading empoliums as fur
lows:
j. G. Rouse, Carver Il Price, =. 7. Geatty,
j. g. Young, Batemau IL Co. and John H..
Fisher and while as general rule they COM
bine with their staple and fancy goods in this
line, the msin requisites Of a general store,
we wish to call especial attention to the com.
plete assortment % every thing which is e
sential to good Housekeeping which may
found upon the shelves Of our advertisers.
Foreign and domestic goods OF the purest
with standard quality.
FANCY GOODS.
Fancy good, articles Of virtu, and elegant
souvenires, whether for the escritoire, mantel
or what not may be found In a rare prefus;ou
on the counters and shelves at Ewlngs aud
Forwood's Bel Air drug store, while at the
latter place, the anxious parent may find
every remedy which will be found necessary
to restore TO health the one who has over in
du'eed in the sweets so prevalent at this holi-
day season.
Those wonderful limitations OF art and
nature which go to measure up the happiness
of the children of today, whether mechanical
or otherwise, games, dolls and all the varied
articles which te3d to educate or amuse, msy
be found at the stores of Carver & Price.
Rouse, Young aud Geatty while those things
Of beauty and utility which go to gladden. the
throbbiDg and responsive
HEART OF WOMAN
may be found in rich and bewildering variety
at the establishment Of oar millners. Mrs.
Reuer, Cover & Baker and Cook & Jeffrey.
OF the more solid and substantial require
ments OF the season, we would call attention
to the flour and meal ground at the Bel Air
Roller Mills and warrant that the bread
biscuit cakes and pies made from Reckord's
Snow Flake, Susquehanna or Walnut Grove
flour will be sweet palatable and nutritious.
For the freshest, tenderest, and most whole
some fruits and vegetables go to Fishers and
for meats and the more solid provisions I.
excel. When we come to speak of the more
costly and lasting gifts, we would call atten-
ton to
sCHAPIRo
visit to whose establishment will easily cor
vince the most captious that "a thing of
reader will find variety of elegant and useful
gifts which cannot fail to delight the recipient.
For the many necessary articles OF apparel
which tend to mark the well dressed man or
woman the Baltimore Clothing House, J. &.
Rouse, and Carver s. Price stand pre-emineut.
The stocks which they carry are equal to those
found in many more pretentious' city stores
and are well worth inspection. For the neces-
sary hardware whether for daily household
use or to fix the Christmas tree and Its belong
ings, David Hanway can supply all OF your
needs, while last but not least, the ferns, foil
age and flowers which are to adorn the hall Of
Terpsichore or tina banquetiug board, will be
found at William Lees greenhouses.
These are all live sctive responsible merch
ants and the Hgis takes pleasure in recon-
mending them and their goods to its hundreds
OF readers.
The store Of Mr.. James C. Young presents
q very attractive display, and is well worth
OF visit. HIs cyuAters and shelves are filed
with handsome line of goods suited to the
of the joyous season and the
only hindrance to the purchaser can possibly
be "What am TO select from this wilderness
Of good things2
Read our advertisements carefully, they
mean what they say.