The Press., 1899-12-21
rur RunwR1L JrwrrRY STORE.

Any one looking over the stock In the
Burwell jewelry store will agree that rare
good taste has been used In order to ac-
cumulate the bright, tasty stock he has
on hand. This stock was culled from the
finest wholesale stores In New York and
Boston, and Stafford Is fortunate In hav-
ing such collection of goods from which
to choose gifts for Christmas and New
Years. Here are to be found opals Of all
hues and sizes, more popular stones at
present than even diamonds. One OF
those beautiful ebony black sets must
please the recipients. Never before In
town was there such q complete stock OF
watch chains shown ladies' and gents
Ladies' lorgpettes In particular are In
evidence. The standard makes OF watch
movements, the Elgin and Hamilton,
need no comment. When you consult
one of these you know the time OF day.
Gut glass, Gorham's sterling ware, Rog
ers' star brand plated ware, novelties, the
new baby spoon in solid silver, all at
prices that are very low, quality consid-
cred. Diamonds sold on small margin.
Don't forget the gramophone. Finest in
strument of its kind In the world.
W. g. ELLIS.
w. G. Ellis claims to have the best as
sortment of clerks at the present time Of
any dealer in town. Be that as it may,
there Ia no doubt that this store has a
good assortment of other things that are
needed In live community. II there Is
any little delicacy you have heard Of and
wonder where you can procure 1t, try the
Ellis store. There Is always something
displayed Of an appetizing nature here,
and just at present fruit, candy and nuts
have all the available room. Mr.. Ellis
has Just received an invoice of California
naval oranges, which are very choice
fruit. In apples he has one or two varie-
ties of size and appearance suitable for
table use. He uses nothing but the Pat
terson broken candy procured In Patter-
son, n. j., and his nuts are sound and
fresh. Other Christmas delicacies to be
found here are dates, figs, cranberries,
grapes. potato chips. Heinzs' pickles, etc.
II. b. BoLIEAU.
II you want to make Christmas-' pres
emit to your mother, wife, sister, or sweet
heart, father, husband or brother, why
not buy pair of shoes or slippers from
the fine assortment to be found at Il. B.
Bolieau's. With his new, clean stock
and popular styles, he is having a; good
trade, and is showing q nice line of Slip
pers for ladies and gents. Fur trimmed
Juliets and Princess, also fancy velvet
and leather slippers. It will pay you to
investigate before buying. He buys and
sells for cash, 80 Is thus able to sell at
very small profits. Nothing pleases the
children like new pair of shoes, and he
has nice assortment. A pair will please
the little ones. Do not forget the babies,
for they also can be fitted from a fine as
sortment of colored and soft-sole shoes.
Do not forget to give him a call.
& N. N. WILTON.
| N. M. Wilton displays such a variety
Of novelties In the window we are tempted
to 60 inside. We find it busy place.
Evidently people are beginning to under
stand where they can get bargains, for
there seems to be something there for
every one. Little tots come with q pen.
| ny and buy hoe, shovel or doll. Others
get Farmers Almanac for grandpa for
8 cite. Some one looks at Bibles they
have them from 30 cts. up to So. At
30 cts. We noticed q fine teachers Bible,
with concordance maps, etc. We saw
pictures, frames, calendars, silver goods.
Books from lc. picture books up to beau
tiful @2.75 gift books. AS we were COM
ing out we heard lady say, "This is the
best place In town to buy Christmas
goods. You can get more for your mon-
ey and some thing sure to please"
n. 8. ABEL.
The show windows this year all over
town are right up to the city standard.
81. 8. Abel is in the procession, and his
windows compare favorably with the 9TH
or dealers. In one window suitings are
shown, and in the other there is a wealth
Of furnishings. In the window devoted
to furnishings the respondent neckwear
In four -in-hands, puffs, tecks and ascots
lends plenty Of color, and the gloves, UNI
brellas, ETC., show up all the better for
the contrast. Mr.. Abel says that among
the things that are selling for Christmas
| are kid gloves, lined and unlined, silk
| handkerchiefs and mufflers, sweaters,
cardigans, jewelry. etc. In Harvard muf-
| f1ers he has good variety to select from
II you have not yet made up your mind,
and feel that the Christmas gift should
be useful as we'll as pretty, see HIS. Abel.
MISS RUSSELL.
Miss N. T. Russelps store is. as usual,
deliberately dressed for the holidays, and
here can be found some desirable crea-
tions Of the milliners' art. also gloves.
neckwear, stamped and embroidered lin
ems, cut work, novelties In variety, and
handkerchief Of various grades and
prices, from the cheap cotton to the fine
all-linen, for both men and women. 1t Is
said repeatedly by those visiting the
store, that while other stores have more
elaborate displays, none have as attract
| i've variety as here. Miss Russell states
that beginning to-day, and for the balance
| OF the week, she will offer both Christmas
gifts and staples at a discount of ten per
| cent. from original price, which will no
doubt make lively work there for the bal
ance Of the week.
OTIS CHAPMAN.
One Of the men who is right In the con-
fidence of st. Nick is Otis Chapman. He
has SO many things that the patron saint
uses In his business that it is not surpris-
Ing that Mr.. Chapman is one of those on
whom he depends. Candy and nuts must
be had at Christmas, and these articles
can be found In abundance at this store.
In toys there Is every conceivable thing
that boy or girl could possibly want.
Some go themselves and Others have to
be pushed, but If you can't find what you
want in the toy line here you are hard to
suit. Barney & Berry skates for boys
and girls, sleds, doll carriages, dolls
rocking horses, cigars by the box, hand.
some pipes are among the appropriate ar.
ticles carried by Mr.. Chapman at the ole
Hurley stand.
3. K. TAFT.
For perfumes, soaps, toilet articles, ci
gars or anything needed In first-class
stock Of drugs and medicines, the store
Of e. K. Taft offers good assortment
In perfumes the Garnation Pink ia q new