Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-17

| and glove boxes, materials IOr fancy WOrk
in stamped linen, battenburg, wash silks
etc. They also have a nice lot of stylish
hats trimmed and plenty of untrimmed
felts.
E. E. Stafford is right on hand and is
displaying an excellent line of goods, as
usual. We can mention only few of the
many things in his store: large assort-
ment of Bibles and books, celluloid goods,
| fancy goods, Christmas cards and cOnfec-
| tionery. Also ladies' jackets, overshoes,
mittens, handkerchiefs, etc,
At d. w. Hildreth's is found perhaps
the best line of books of all kinds ever
shown here. There is no need of going
to larger place to get the best and latest
| books for you can find them right here.
Besides these one may find here large
line of toys for the children and fine
showing of fancy goods, medallions, etc.
Hoyt & Harris are showing the largest
line of fur goods ever carried here and are
quoting prices which will move them right
along. Here, too, you may find very
large assortment of suits, listers, hats,
caps, mittens, neckties, collars and cuffs,
and, WE'LL everything kept at first class
clothing store and all at bottom prices.
Go in and see them if you wish to get any
idea of the large stock of goods carried.
At the next door is F. d. Clement, the
jeweler, with larger stock than ever car
ried before. A large CHERRY Christmas
greets one as he enters the door. Mr..
Clement has a very neat and attractive
store and you will receive a cordial well
come whether you wish to purchase or
not. He has recently purchased a very
costly instrument, the refractometer, for
testing the eyes and is ready to do all work
in that line. He can give you an excellent
trade in cameras at greatly reduced prices
He has a large line of fiat ware and can
give you a great trade on clocks, watches,
chains and jewelry of all kinds.
visit to o. w. Locke's store shows that
Christmas has not been forgotten. AL
thor gh the absence of toys might be a
disappointment to the children, the album
dance of fruit, confectionery, nuts and
other good things to eat. makes it an at
tractive place to the little ones. 1t is here |
that useful presents abound, those which
please ana benefit. Two large show win
dows are given upto Santa Claus demands.
Fur collars, capes, jackets. shawls, knit
handkerchiefs and multitude of desira BILE
presents are found in all departments. If |
you are uncertain what you want, call and !
see if this stock does not clear up the |
doubt.
These are busy days at the Cole studio. |
Mr.. Cole says that business is better than
ever before. While he is making a still
larger variety of pictures this year, ovals,
circles, ETC., he is able to turn out work
more promptly than ever. All orders re-
ceived by Friday, Dec. 81, will be finished
for Xmas. Sitting light, however, is not
good after p. M, and is best in the mid
die of the day.
w. G. Twombly is at the old stand with
a complete stock of hardware and can fur
nish you with valuable goods for Christ
mas or any time. Among t he many things
to be found here are robes and blankets,
skates, bells, lamps, crockery, glassware,
ia bic aud jackknives and large line of
useful articles. Prices are all right.
Whipple & French with their complete
line Of hardware and furniture, which is
larger then ever carried before, make fine
Christmas showing. They are displaying
a great amount of fancy china and glass
ware, medallions, music racks, work
baskets, bookcases, chiffonieres, skates,
sleds, lamps, etc. They have new line of
upholstered willow chairs, also Morris
chairs and upholstered chairs of all kinds.
Toys, toys. toys! That is what you will
find and an abundance of them at II. s.
Webster's. The children are all deligh ted
for Mr.. Webster has by all means the
finest lot of toys ever seen here. Besides
these he has fine stock of books, medal
lions. fancy goods, including toilet and
manicure sets, beautiful wicker ware
baskets, work baskets, waste baskets, etc.
At Geo. Ford's may be found candies,
nuts and fruit in abundance. Mr.. Ford
makes speciality of picture frames which
are in great demand at Christmas time. He
has continually on hand large stock of
Miss Sylvia Clement wishes to remind
the people that she is still engaged in mil
linery and dressmaking. While she is
making no especial Christmas display, her
line of general millinery goods is COM
plete.
Miss Anna Bassett has also neatly fur
nished millinery store in E. E. Stafford's
block. A few of the things to which she
would call especial attention are handker-
chiefs, belts, ties, ribbons, laces, sofa pill
ow covers, linen, and hand made sha wis.
Albany. {
Mrs. o. M. Delano is on the sick list {
Mrs. Amos Gould is very sick.-Will Burt {
S lat home and attending school at the {
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