The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-20
MORE BARRE STORES
READY FOR HOLIDAYS
eontInued from 80 &c.

Has "a WI U0iiArWlNt BNNA t4AN"Ata 81
green and white eolors. IN their window
are displayed the world famous Douglas
shoes for men, also the Radcliffe, the
Packard "KoHeet Shape" and the HUI
manic. The other window is devoted TO
ladies' footwear and is decorated IN
white with electrical effects and holly.
The popular Sorosis shoes are to be seen
here, also fancy slippers.
The Peoples Shoe Store has a Christ
mas tree in its window loaded with suit.
able presents for men, women and chill
dren. Christmas bells are strung across
the top Of the window and in the back
I is lattice work OF red and white.
The furniture stores are all up-to-date
I in their window displays, all having
something new and interesting to see.
Barry & Williams, in the Tomasi block,
have three window displays OF their
goods Couches with handsome uphol-
lstering, gilt framed pictures, in one win
dow; in another, Morris chairs, rockers,
ieombination writing desk and bookcases
and in the third one is a fine display Of
! iardinieres, flower vases and umbrella
stands all handsome presents to give
to ones friends.
A. W. Badger s. Co., in the Morse
block, have displayed the Percival hy-
igenie eouches which have pretty silk
land plush coverings, dove tail frames,
no nails, no dirt, perfectly sanitary, and
are the most comfortable couch to- be
I found; also some very handsome solid
mahogany music cabinets.
! Frank McWhorter expects TO be in
I his new store in the Blanchard block in
q short time and therefore has done no
great amount of decorating, but Barre
people all know from experience that
lthey can always find select line of
goods here, suitable for Christmas gifts,
NOTABLY suit cases, house coats, umbrel-
las, muflilers, ties, etc. An obliging
force Of clerks win attend To your
wants pleasantly and quickly.
f. A. Drown, the druggist, has a
unique window in the shape OF very
realistic fence partly hidden by ever
green bushes; it bears every indication
/ of having been at its present moorings
for at least 25 years. In time stained
letters is a large sign pointed out by
"Old Santa" himself In the store prop
Ter, several extra counters have been
called into use to show the large line
Of toilet articles, smokers equipment,
fine stationery, and high class perfumes.
A. A. Smith & Brother as usual have
one Of the best windows among the
stores of its class. All the latest de-
signs in ties have been here arranged very
lastly by MIR. MeCaskill; also there are
shown fancy muiflers and all sorts of
|neckwear; all these are arranged In tiers
and are capped by a bank of handker-
chiefs. In the front part of the window,
ARE fur-lined gloves, ladies' and gentle
mems silver and gold handled umbrellas,
etc.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has an at
traetiYe window, it being an exhibit of
Apollo chocolates, in every conceivable
design of box. The store is filed with
fancy articles, all suitable for gifts. The
branch store at Gladdings old stand has
as much OF a window display as is posi-
bic in their small quarters. One window
is representation Of a fire place, and
CHEEKY fire makes the scene a pleas
ant one. Here b. II. Wells, a member
of the firm, has charge and at the large
store in the Miles Granite block, L. T.
Rickert, also 4 member Of the firm,
oversees.
Eugene Marrions' Union Cigar Store
has one Of the neatest windows in the
city, the entire space being filled with
an automobile made of nearly 1000 II
d. pipes 1t is the work OF George
Marion and Peter Hame 1t is need
less to say that this store IS q smokers
paradise.
g. N. Kenyon and GO. have three fine
windows. The one which attracts most
notice, however, IS the most southerly,
which was fixed up by Charles Kenyon
In it is huge lily which opens and
shuts and gives one feeting glimpscs
of a beautiful doll lady inside; overhead
is a shapely dome and a bell is suspend
ed from it. The window next north
Of that contains collection Of nice
china ware, etc, and the third window
is sort 81 child's fairy land; It being
filled with playthings, from rocking
horse down to rattle
Moore q Owens have their large and
always attractive store, doubly attrae-
tive this week, for they are showing an
unusually fine line of gentlemen's fur
nishing. Their two large windowc com-
tain samples Of their goods which would
make the most acceptable gifts, such as
bath robes, lounging robes, smoking jack
cts, etc,
i. H. Rogers s Co., the enterprising
young firm which has grown SO rapidly
in the last two years despite a de-
strietiye fire, are ready to aid you in
selecting from their large assortment
Perhaps ii you would look into their
window You would see among their fine
display just the thing for which you
are looking.
Segels a Brady, the gentlemen's com
pIete outftters, are in full holiday at
tire and are doing a rushing business.
Anything IA 4 present for a man Oh
boy can be found at this large store.
They have laid in an immense store Of
fancy neekwear, etc, and can suit The
most exacting.