The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21


things shown az the Furniture Bazaar.
/ for the Christmas trade, for there Is an
especially fine line OF couches, Morris
chairs, side boards. lamps, etc, all OF
which may be obtained at the rate OF 81
90 y down and 30 cents per week
All those seeking practical substantial
gifts. allow prices. should not fail 10 VISIT
the Bazaar
BEZAzIAN BROTHERS.
Al the charming store of the Bezazian
Brothers the connoisseur in rugs finds a
bewiidering display OF the most beautiful
designs In Turkish and Oriental rugs OF
every variety. Possibly no store I'm this
city shows such artistic effects as can be
found at this store. and at prices which
are astonishngly low considering the
style and workmanship.
Domestic rugs also are shown I'm great
variety and I'm beautiful colorlng.
No better Christmas gift could possibly
be purchased than one of the many beau
| tiful rugs shown by the Bezazian Broth
ers.
JOSEPH NJ. MANN
If one is not the fortunate possessor OF
piano one always longs for one at the
season of Christmastide, when all the air
Is filled with music
But why go without a piano when Jo-
seph Nj. Mann, the modern piano dealer
stands ready at any moment to sell YOU
a piano ON the most lenient terms.
Mr.. Mann's reputation as a piano dealer
is such that the development of his busi-
ness has been phenomina during the few
years he has been in business i'm this
city.
Just now he is Offering some wonder
fu bargains in pianos; bargains that
will not be offered again.
IlN.f.
water pipe in MIR Manp's
piano warerooms The entire stock of
pianos must be sold during the next two
weeks In order 20 make improvements
and changes in the store.
This Is the time. therefore To secure "A
piano at almost ones own price. and
again-"A word to the wise is sufficient"
BILLINGS BAZAAR
In truth is Billings toy. music and
piano establishment on Snow street a
typical Santa Claus Bazaar with its
extensive array OF books. dolls and toys
for the little folks Here. FOR the past
week or more the children have come
with their elders and gazed with longing
eyes upon the wonderful toys aud dolls
and games with which the store abounds
There Is undoubtedly no place I'm the
city where such an extensive assortment I
OF toys, ETC. can be found as at the Bii- |
lings store, and since II is little removed |
trom Westminster street one can buy /
there with much more ease and comfort |
than i'm the big stores and at corre- |
spondingly low prices. Mr.. Billings has |
also a line assortment of music and musi- |
cal instruments for the Christmas trade
as well as a fun line of pianos.
EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY. |
The Eouitable Insurance companv. IN /
dustrisl Trust company building j. -
r. Jones, manager, suggests most suit
able and practical Christmas gift FOR the
wife
The same is an investment which can
be made by any man In good health that
viii secure 20 his wife. I'm the event OF
death, am absolutely safe, gold-bearing
bond hearing tive per cent interest. The
same bond will become The property Of
the man thus insured II his life be spared
for period of Is or 20 years. Full parti-
culars regarding this safe and excellent
system OF Insurance may be obtained by
calling on Mr.. Jones in the Industrial
Trust building.
ID MILLER & COMPANY
d. Miller & Co of 2l0-212 North Main
street offer some exceptional values in
wine for the Christmas trade-as follows.
A gallon fine Tara gona Port Wine.
ST. %
A gallan elght-year-old Amontellado
Sherry Wine for $l.25.
Pure California Port Sherry. Muscatel,
Sweet Catauba. Madeira or Malaga wines
at N.10 a gallon.