News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-12-11
] s BANIsTER.

J. S. Banister is still at the old
stand and will throw out extra in
ducements during this season of
giving and receiving. Joseph is COM
paratively young in the business,
but is keeping ight feminist the "band
wagon" with a frst-class line OF
groceries.
G. W. DoTY.
G. W. Doty, the pioneer furniture
dealer, is displaying a line of holiday
goods, some branches of which even
out-class his former attempts in this
direction. His line of easy chairs,
which embraces over fifty different
patterns, should be seen by every
prospective buyer. Couches and
lounges of every description. He is
showing some exceptionally fine
specimens in hand-painted china ware,
of which he has a large assortment.
Also an elaborate showing of Wedge
wood and Royal Worcester ware,
toys, sleds, lamps. etc. Patronize
the old reliable and thus make every
DOuy COnceFueu udppy'
GEO. F. EARLE.
Midway of Portland St., in the
Woodbury. Block, you will find the
big dry goods store of Geo. F. Earle.
Mr.. Earle now occupies in his bust
ness the whole ground floor of the
building-3168 square feet of floor
space; this is one of the handsomest
stores to be found outside the city
and is filled with a large stock otfirst-
class goods. Here you can find
great variety ofgood sensible articles
for a Christmas or New Years present.
And the best of all, prices are right.
The Earles are making an especially
low figure on everything in the gar
ment and fur line for the rest of this
month. 1t is a real pleasure just to
visit this cOmmodious store. Mr..
Earle invites all out-oftown custom
ers to make his place of business
their headquarters when in town.
c. E. PALMER.
Over Earle's store in the Wood
bury Block will be found Palmer
the tailor. While he has been in bus
mess here a comparatively short time
he is gaining reputation for first
class work. and is doing a large and
increasing business. If your wife or
best girl won't take the hint, be sen
sible and make your very best friend
a Xmas present from Palmer's up
to-date stock.
O. L. WOODS.
The new gents furnishing store of
70. l.. Woods, located at his old stand
in the Centennial Block at the head
ofPortland street makes substan-
tial addition to the Xmas displays
this year. The man who would not
be made happy with present from
this up-to-date store, has gone
beyond recall and should have no
place in the festivities OF the season.
Don't fail to inspect Oscars line OF
ties, bath and lounging robes. These
are up-to date goods at popular
prices. His tailoring department is
receiving larger patronage than
usual this season, which speaks well
for the popularity of this branch Of
his business.
MRS. F. P. keller.
Mrs. +. p. Keller, who conducts
the millinery business in the Centenni
al Block next to A. R. Campbell's
store, has gained an enviable reputa.
ton as a leader in fashionable head
wear. She is at present Offering some
bargains in winter millinery that you
will do we'll to investigate.
A. R. CAMPBELL.
A. R. Campbell has been in the
iewelry business here for the past
eleven years, during which time ht
has enjoyed a steady healthy growth
until to-day his store ranks with thu
best in Vermont. His Christmas stocL
this year is larger and more varied
than ever before, and to former holi
day customers this means much
While he carries many high-priceC
articles, he has large line of goods
to fit any sized pocket-book. Besides
their large line of jewelry they carry
the largest stock of ebony goods
sterling silver and silver aluminium
articles ever shown in this part of tn
state. Ifyou don't buy you are wei
come to look.
HALL & CHENEY.
Hall & Cheney, as usual, extenC
their hearty greetings to all ant
their large and elegant stock is at
tracing much attention. The room
leading from the main storeis tastil,
arranged and contains presents t.
suit all, consisting offancy calendars
Xmas cards, leather goods, games
ETC., and the finest line of kodak
ever displayed in this section. If i
is book you are sure to find wha
you are looking for here. Don't thin
because this large line of goods i
found in a drug store that it is higI
priced. Arthur's motto is and Away
has been the best goods at the loves
prices. To enumerate would be
repetition of what this hustling fir
have been doing for the past fev
weeks, but we wish to impress upo
you the fact that everything in no
iday goods will be found here a
staple goods prices.
1. L. sANBoRN.