News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-12-11
HOLIDAY SHOPPING
A Brief Write-Up For Each of Our Local Advertisers
Hints to Christmas Buyers.


mas finds our merchants ready with
a larger, better and more up to-now
line of holiday goods to offer for
gifts to friends and relatives. In this
our dealers seem to have advanced
much more than usual in the past
year, and with enlarged stores and
better facilities offer inducements that
will make the season arecord- breaker
in the holiday shopping business.
AS has been our custom for several
years we give our advertisers brief
write ups this week. A visit to the
stores is necessary to get an idea of
the extensiveness of the many dis
plays.
CONIBIN ALTON BARGAIN STORE.
Beginning down at the Wrong
End" of Portland street, ones atten-
ton is attracted to the large, re-
modelled Combination Bargain Store.
Their large plate glass show window
is revelation in neatness and good
taste in trimming. Although their
floor space is twice as large as for
merly their store is literally packed
with goods. Be sure to inspect their
line of Jasper and Bohemian china
ware, also the endless array of toys
everything in this line from a penny
whistle to miniature Morris chair.
Get onto the Combination and save
money.
H. WAITE & son.
just step across the road and you
are up against bargains galore in
the grocery and provision line. 1t is
hardly necessary to say that this is
the old reliable firm of Fl. Waite &
Son. They are unusually we'll stocked
this year with Xmas candy. Every
thing in tableluxuries and necessities.
A dinner ordered from this firm will
help materially in making a Merry
Christmas.
Z. W. WEBSTER.
The new City Bakery, under the
ownership and management of E. W.
Webster will do it's full share this
year in adding to the Joys of this
season. "Ned" has laid in a large
consignment of Christmas candy,
and like all goods in the store is the
finest obtainable and, yours for a
small consideration. To make your
dinner complete it is quite essential
that you visit the City Bakery.
A. F. BOWEN.
In your travels don't overlook the
grocery store and farmers exchange
conducted. by A. F. Bowen. Fremont
don t say very much but all the same
is building up a nice little business
and is always on the alert to save
you money.
CHURCHILL & SANDERS.
The next in line is the hardware
firm of Churchill & Sanders. What
is home without a Round Oak
stove? What is Xmas without a
CHEEKY fire to gather around? Make
sure of the latter by securing one OF
the bargains now offered by the firm,
1t is we'll known that they carry the
largest line of plumbing material in
this part of the state and these goods
are sold to meet all competition.
J.F. THOMAS.
The next door above the hardware
store should be entered by every law
abiding citizen in the county. This
is j. F. Thomas grocery store and
meat market. J. F. will make no
elaborate display for Christmas but
will carry in addition to his regular
stock goodly supply of Christmas
candy. His meat department puts
Frank in position to supply every
thing imaginable for the table.
J.H. WARREN.
Across the street from here brings
you to the meat and grocery store
of j. III. Warren. Jay has been in the
meat business here for the past eight
years and moved to his present
quarters nearly year ago, where he
has one of the finest appointed mar
kets in the county. Since moving tc
his new store Jay has added a gooC
line of groceries. Goods of a substan
tial nature, with which to remember
your friends, can be found here.
T. B. ELLIS.
T. B. Ellis, next to the post office
sustains his reputation of keeping
nothing but the best of everything
in the grocery line. All kinds o
fruits, candies and nuts will be found
here, fresh for the holiday trade
Anything purchased from Blooms
stock must give satisfaction. This il
not idle talk, but a matter of business
BLAIR's CONSOLIDATED SHOE STORE.
In the same building with Ellis you
will find Blair, the jolly proprietor
of Blair's Consolidated Shoe Stor
and his able assistant, c. j. Morrill,
This firm make the boast, which il
we'll founded, of carrying the larges
line of shoes and rubber goods of an,
firm in the county. Any sensible per
son would be pleased with a presen
from this stock. Their leaders ar
the King and Queen Quality shoes
They also carry large line of fame.
slippers.
W. NJ. BARBER.
Opposite hepost- Office is the Littl
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