Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-19

one to the large store of the Bosworth
Store Co., where can be found re-
markable variety of everything in furni-
ture Indispensable in the well ordered
home. Throughout the establishment
there is standard of good taste. The
moderate purse will here find as much
to fascinate it as the one filled to over
flowing.
When you are making out your shop
ping list don't forget A. A. Pomeroy's
furnishing stores for both sexes, young
or old. Each store is just trimming
over with holiday goods of the kind that
would be appreciated. The goods dis
played will make a strong appeal to all
who visit his store.
Blanchette's tailoring establishment is
a busy place these days. Judging from
the amount of work turned out and the
quality and style of it it will continue
to be for all time.
Bread, pies, cake, cookies and confec-
tionery that have the home made taste
can be had at the Island Pond bakery,
W. j. Rooney, proprietor.
"Getting down to business" is the
only way to get business. A good stock
is strong magnet to attract trade.
Those who get ready for Christmas trade
generally get their share of it. l.. +.
Jones is one of these. He has full line
of mems and boys clothing, furnishings,
shirts, gloves, ties, collars, cuffs, sus-
penders, fancy hose and many other
useful and serviceable things for the
holiday season.
A jewelers. shop is always delight
full place, but Pilgrims is particularly
attractive just now.
Doubt as to the wisdom of substitute
ing substantial Christmas gifts for
things of beauty no longer exists. There
is every reason for it. There is nothing
against it. Perhaps you can find just
what you want at Fogg & Hobson's.
For the men, nice underwear, winter
clothing, etc. and for the ladies, capes.
jackets, furnishings and the like.
Magoon's special Christmas sale of
pianos and organs at the opera house
closes this week. Nothing could be
more acceptable to all members of the
family than high grade piano or organ.
Mr.. Magoon offers no piano for sale that
he cannot personally recommend and
guarantee, and his prices are known to
be reasonable. Further, he offers terms
of payment in any way desired.
, There are very few better equipped
better stocked grocery stores in this
vicinity, or one more complete in al
that pertains to the general grocery
business than o. l.. Mansur's store. He
has full stock of things that everybod.
wants.
Stern Brothers should have a goot
= Christmas trade. They have a spacious
$ store filled with everything needful tt
T. equip the best ordered of households
: Their store is one of the largest DIR,
goods store in this section. They hav,
e made special effort to cater to tn
S holiday shoppers and a tour should in
s clude visit to their store.
d John Willoughby has an attractive
d store and an attractive stock, aud hi
/ better half prides herself on keeping
a store and stock neat and clean. Wha
do they sell Oh, only family groceries
It but there are all kinds of groceries, con
fectionery as well.
John w. Thurston, who aims to kee
the best and sell as low as the qualit
s will allow has gifts that are serviceablt
e sensible, helpful. He has larger stoc
h OF books than usual. These represent
e collection of fiction for old and younI
lie besides the new and popular copyrigh
'e novels in demand today. In the usua
< holiday lines variety and novelty will b
t. found. His store is fascinating spc
&c for little folks with its wealth of toy
e. dolls, games, etc. Mr.. Thurston alway
has big holiday trade because he
is known to he a good man to deal will
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