Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-15
OUR HOLIDAY DIRECTORY,
More About the Offerings Which Our Al
vertisers are Making.

More About the Offerings Which Our Al
vertisers are Making
There is still a weeks time before christ
mas and this ought to be long enough ior
everyone TO find what he wants IN the way
of gifts. Below will be found u continue
ton of last weeks list Of places where hoi'
day money eau be spent to me pes' ""V""
tage.
L. II. & +. A. Richardson.
II turkey is what you want to grace your
Christmas dinner table then go to kichard'
sons market; II you prefer chicken OF
some other kind Of fowl go to the same place
And IL YOU have decided to abjure poultry
90 IN Richardson lust the same for what
you want in the meat line VIII DC iouhu
there.
E. Crosby & Company.
Would the Christmas dinner be success
ul without plenty of good bread ON the
tablet Well hardly. Crosby and company
recommended Gold Medal flour as being the
prime requisite OF good bread, and in substan'
tiation Of their argument they call attention
10 the fact that the two largest department
stores in Boston, Henry Siegel company and
Houghton & Dutton, have adopted Gold
Medal as their leading -four.
z. J. Fenton & Co.
This firm has always been particular TO
make its store so attractive during the holi'
dav season that nobody can afford to leave
IL of his itinerary. And this rule is hold
ing good this season as In previous years
Indeed. there are so many articles suitable
for Christmas gifts in Penton 4 companys
various departments that the problem OF
deciding what to buy becomes comparatively
easy Holiday neckwear, gloves, umbrellas,
bath robes, smoking jackets, bags, SUIT
cases. scarf pins cuff links, golf squares
suspenders. sweaters. overcoats, suits, under
wear. union suits, Elite shoes are among the
things likely to appeal to ALL Guess coupons
are free with every purchase OF $i'oo OF
over, remember.
Robbins Cowles.
Carving knives and forks, pocket knives,
scissors, razors, blankets, robes and sleigh
bells are a few of the many Christmas gifts
which can be secured at Robbins Cowies
hardware store. There are quantities OF
others.
The Grange Store.
Christmas would not be Christmas without
a liberal quantity of dainties such as con
fectionery, nuts, rasins, fancy biscuit ana
the like These can be found in abundance
at the Grange store in which there is also
great line of fancy groceries OF every
description.
J. Edgar Msllen.
It's not always the store with the largest
line of holiday goods that offers the best
suggestions TO the Christmas shopper. Az
i Edgar Mellen's hardware store for IN
stance, there are quantities OF useful articles
such as pocket knives, carving sets tools.
scissors robes, andirons and household
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problem Of what to buy. Mr.. Mellen is
making feature Of the Ignite gas mantle,
which he has recently put in stock, and IL
is certainly worth investigation.
G. H. Danyew.
There is hardly a person among the great
army OF holiday shoppers who does not nave
some tobacco loving friend among those
whom he is planning to remember. 10 ger
something which is sure to satisfy this friend
il is only necessary TO make a visit to q. H.
Danyew's store on Elliot street, for there
may be found a wondrous line of pipes, cigar
and cigarette holders, tobacco jars, smokers
Gets cigars, cigarettes and tobacco OF all the
leading brands.
Estey Organ Company.
Pianos make acceptable Christmas pres
ents They are beautiful. tuneful and dur
,bls-proyided YOU get the right kind There
can be no doubt about the durabihty OF the
| Estev piano. When an instrument can stand
| 1s wears of continuous use without losing
psrticle Of its tone or having a single string
| hreak-and this is what an Estey has done
there ought TO be no question as to IT'S
wearing qualities
Philip Thomas.
| The fruit stand just above the American
house is recognized by good judges as by
! far the best and cheapest place to buy all
kinds of fruit in town. special consignment
for Christmas win be received in ample
time
Thomas Pharmacy.
G. Frank Thomas, druggist, has line OF
toilet articles and leather cases, perfumes,
etc. which may well attract Christmas
trade. Mr.. Thomas however, has adopted a
policy of combining his main attention to the
madeleine and prescription business ana
| frankly states that he does not desire TINS
part of the business to be sighted on account
a. the holiday rush. He believes that a
pharmacist is as much at the disposal OF the
! sick as physician. Consequently he has
not made preparation for Christmas gift
selling. but bespeaks the continued and IN
creased patronage Of those who need drugs
and medicines.
Jordan the optician.
H, f. Jordan, optician, Crosby block, mas
been in business in Brattleboro some 10