Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-16
OUR HOLIDAY WINDOWS.
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of the window. An attractive and yet
simple display is made of just few
articles and attention is called to them
from the fact that nothing seems
crowded. One set of beautiful white
furs occupies the important position
between the columns.
Miss E. L. Bassett has an attractive
window using ladies' handkerchiefs as
border and showing attractive bou-
doir caps. combs, pins. and dozens of
things that you could give your
wife or sweetheart and feel that you
had made an appropriate selection.
Inside the store there are embroidery.
waists, wells and fancy scarfs which
any lady would be pleased to receive
from most any Santa Claus.
Stevens, the clothier, has very
attractive window in green and white
with seasons greetings in notices.
where he is showing attractive bath
robes for men, hats, coats and haber-
dashery. The other window has
background of dull brass bell paper
and is filled with gents clothes, caps.
shoes, etc. Let your wife go inside and
you can trust to providence that you
will get some very useful present this
season.
When you arrive at the F. M. ALL
church window, especially if it IS
right off. The window is done in
white and a very pale shade of laven.
der. At the top an immense half
globe has been built in and this is
dotted with sprays of violets. The
globe suspends large electric light.
The window contains pins, watches
and jewelry, all in little Individual
plush cases and there is sprinkling of
silver deposit glass in the background
while far back are shown some large
| silver dishes and casseroles as we'll as
several ornamental clocks.
| F. J. Kinney's first window is ex-
ceptionally attractive. 1t is very close
to the Allchurch display and harmon
ICES with it very we'll. 1t is done in
heliotrope and white and at the top are
suspended clusters of wistaria. Mr..
Kinney shows in this window Partisan
ivory in single pieces and sets of toilet
articles and the combination works out
into one of the very best windows in
town The other Kinney window
shows snow scene with background
of crepe paper streamers in red and
green and here is shown a quantity of
children's toys. dolls, dishes, etc.
F. H. Pierce's two large windows
are very attractive. The first shows
a deer's head peering from spruce
thicket, the lower branches of which
are laden with gents neck scarfs,
sleeve holders and the other half of the
window given up to showing of suits
and fur trimmed coats. The second
window contains an open fireplace and
a large cutout letter sign attracts
attention to complete line of we'll
known shoes. Inside you will find
about anything that son or brother OF
husband or the fellow who is goirg to
send you something would be glad tc
have, from scarfpins to a big fur coat.
Philip Vergani, the fruit man, is
showing a window literally filled with
nice line of boxed candies, fruits,
nuts and many table delicacies. The
background is attractively done il
green and yellow squares and much
care has been taken to make the whole
very attractive. Inside you will find {
full line of tobaccos and cigars and ;
fine line of pipes.
in the first window of A. 0. Austin
store are shown toilet articles
trays, photo frames, etc., in partisan
ivory, and leather cases of toilet
articles. the window beng done il
white and green and from a whit
latticed arch, red bells are hung. Th'
second window shows leather goods il
several types from pocket books t
portfolios7, and also a nice line o
kodaks. Mr.. Austin is carrying hi
usual line of holiday goods inside an
you will find something to fit al
pocketbooks for acceptable gifts.