St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-12-13


yer bread trays, white china with sill
QrAr deposit. pearl handled knives and
forks. steak sets and odd pieces OF
cut glass. with "A border OF tinsel, help
10 form a silver and white founda-
ton. Diamonds add light and sparkle
to the display.
Bundy & Amey.
The background is made up Of lat
ticed red crepe paper strips, ever
green wreaths. skins and snowshoes.
The display OF goods in sections com
prises house .moccasins aud slippers,
travelling slippers ANA slipper trees,
satin pumps and fancy boots for both
men and women. The babies arc not
forgotten as moccasins and shoes for
him or her are in evidence.
steele, Taplin & Co.
For years this big store for men
has made a specially OF fur coats, and
the display of furs in the south VIM
dow of the store shows several of the
most reasonable and some Of the
highest grades Of fur coats made.
The window is tastefully decorated
with holly wreaths and poinsettias
and has a dark velvet background
which harmonizes splendidly with
the fur coats. caps, gloves, etc. In
the north window is a wonderful dis
play OF high grade neckwear and
other gents furnishings well set off by
a background of appropriate Christ
mas decorations
Tho Peck co.
A glitterng dazzling sight meets
the eye of the shopper on looking
into the window or the Peck Co
l., of
electric novelties Of shining nickel and
silver are given place alongside of
Thermos bottles safety razors. skates,
etc. The goods arc artistically ar
tistically arranged on shelves covered
with a rich green cloth and has for u
background green lattice-work which
is hung with festive decorations. and
a grand display Of tools Of nearly
every description used by a carpenter.
Lurchin < LuTchin.
The window in this big jewelry
store IS built around a wonderful dis
play of Pickard china, hand painted
and covered with pure gold leaf. The
window exhibit also shows off a
splendid line of jewelry, including
rings, necklaces and bracelets. The
china display occupies q place on
the window which are covered with
a rich maroon covered cloth.
Moore & johnson.
Here handsome white lattice
work hung with evergreen Wreaths
and poinsettias first strikes the eye of
the observer before it falls upon the
gorgeous display of mems wearing
apparel In the center is a full-dress
suit which is surrounded by every
possible furnishing that the heart Of
a beau brummel might desire. The
big window also contains a display Of
bath robes, house coats, slippers,
leather goods and jewelry for mems
wear
The Rcady-to-WeaP Shop.
The window Of this popular ladies'
store which has been entered in the
contest is easily described, but makes
a deep impression on the observer
1t contains solitary figure of a young
lady (waX o fcourse) CARRIED in a
handsome skating costume. The fig
ure wears an Angora combination
skating cap and scarf of old rose and
an Angora sweater. The skirt is of q
slightly darger shade Of the same, and
over the shoulder of this attractive
Young woman is slung a pair of skates
and skating boots. She stands alone
in the center Of the window with the
ground covered with imitation snow
and against back ground of small
fir trees whose branches are tipped