The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-22

Arcade, which has long been the head
quarters for musicians and musically
Inclined people. Every variety OF band
ana orchestra instrument can be found
there FOR sale or rent. \ mandolin,
banjo or a guitar IL not a bad suggos-
ton for Christmas present and choice
from an excellent stock may be had at
Congdon's Music store.
PROVIDENCE PHOTO SUPPLY co.
The percentage Of amateur photo
graphers to the total population In
creases every year. Nearly everyone
has some friend who is interested in the
work and to whom anything In the way
of photogra phic supplies proves a much
appreciated Christmas present. That Is
why the Providence Photo Supply com
pany find Ii necessary TO keep their
store at 1856 Mathewson street open
evenings during Christmas week They
have a large stock of everything that
those Interested in photography may
require. and their large stock ~ cam
eras ait prices never before quoted, in
fact, made especially for the holiday
season. should not be overlooked in the
rush OF present buying.
LAZARUS e. MEYER.
For n wife sister or sweetheart moth
ing could be more satisfactory as
one of the elegant garments made by
Lazarus a. Meyer. radies tailors, HABIT
makers and furriers. at 126 Mathewson
street They guarantee the Innings OF.
all articles made by them. Their furs
are all made from fresh solid skins WIFI
clear silk Innings. especially for neck
scarfs. collarettes, box coats and mover
~ Jackets.
PEOPLES WALL PAPER STORE.
The opening of the New Year ls
good time 10 make the home attractive.
Sometimes the wall paper around
room VIII spoil the appearance or the
best furniture. NJ. Oisson. proprietor or
the Peoples Wall Paper store, lso
Prairie avenue invites inspection OF ms
extensive and elegant stock OF paper
hangings upon which he is making ex-
ceptional prices at this time.
wM. II. HUDSON.
All provision dealers at this time are
making extra efforts TO attract trade
and are carving larger stocks than at
any other time of the year. VIM. X.
Hudson. IL Richmond street is no ex-
ception to- other dealers. He has Wy
attractive display of fresh dressed poul-
try. beef, lamb, mutton and veal, eggs.
butter and vegetables, and is prepared
W hFiiNtt SOphS AtNi " any PAN Va thN
city.
A. C. CASEY & co.
AC.Casey & co. 1872 and s9s Westmin-
ster street has the finest stock OF gas and
electric fixtures TO be seen i'm the city.
Their workmanship is known TO be of
the very best. ana like their prices can
be depended upon TO give satisfaction.
A call at their store at this time will
probably suggest something practical
and useful for the house i'm the way OF
A Christmas present.
KING DENTAL COMPANY.
At the King Dental Company. 230
Westminster street, DR. King Is Offer
ng very low terms for plate, crown
and filling work With painless extract
ng free he will provide a fine full set
)f gold filings any size for $3.50, gold
,rowns s4.50 and pure gold filings 81. 90.
He gives his personal guarantee for ten
years with each set.
LDAVITTs PAINTINGS.
Mr.. T.. c. Leavitt is giving an exhibi-
ion Of his paintings in tha Hoppln
Homestead Building this week. the
pleasure OF which no lover Of art should
Miss. for II is one % the most enjoy
ible and interesting displays that this
Wi hii'Nti diAiSl III llOMtF ana 1Fult
'tucfes has ever presented I'm this city.
Z is also most oDportune for those who
iesire TO mark the advent Of thu festal
season with a gift artistic and superior.
he value of which will never diminish.
Md in this regard IL may be observed.
hat while the exhibit is "A large one.
he patronage IL is receiving is fast
Uniting the choice which the purchaser
nay have OF specimens OF Mr.. Laavitt's
trt The artist considers that out Of his
experience and study during the past
eW wears he has been able To develop
improvements in his treatment OF the
special subjects 10 which he Is devoted.
md for which ne Is famous Those IA
niliar with his work NAV find II difn-
'ult to imagine I'm what direction ~
'ouid find u possible 20 improve upon
his former studies. But I'm support OF his
opinion Mr.. Leavitt has one of his pro-
'uctions that cam from his brush some
line or more years AFRO. When this is
'iaced side by side with az OF his more
ecent paintings. it can b readily no.
iced that by skillful handling az
,ghts and shadows. he has secured i'm
he latter a brightness ana b,r'lIioncv
which render IL more pleasing To tha
'rustic eve without sacrificing the
,eautv OF nature The exhibition win he
'pen from 10 a. m. to 4 y. m. during tha
tma inder % this week