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baye ,asst engaged a first-elass Watchmaker and Engraver
and all workwill,have prompt attention, and will be
guaranteed. If you have any engraving to do we will
do it for you in first-class style, Remimber we do it
in our shop and don't send it .away.
J. B. RUMBALL
Watchmaker, Jeweler, &c., TelephoneExchange
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If you wavnerthdiesabpsptovnuyeofuo.r your umwonaey. thIofroyuoguhlwy agnotoanahcelatthhfawill
Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, and
Fresh Spices, which are Strongest and Best, go to
J. E. HOVEY'S. Dispensing Chemist. Clinton
Kica'poo
Remedies
Sure,
Quick & Pleasant
is DOCK'S BALSAM of
Wild Cherry for Coughs, Colds, &c,
is .ly aat °t"eAllen &Wilson's Drug Store
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Stock
At Actual
Coit Price
WI) will offer our entire stock SEELY'S and JOHN TAYLOR'S PERFUMES AT
AernAL COST PRICE. These goods are put up in beautiful Cut Glass Bottles,
in satin lined cases, and we mean exactly what we say: we will sell these goods
at actual cost. We also carry a'full line of ROGERS & GALLET PERFUMES,
A. Bout Toles & Co., Paris, and an assortment from all the leading American
.and English manufacturers. Call and see our stock and compare prices with
any store in town.
JAMES H. COMBE
CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, PHYSICIANS' 'SUPPLIEQ. ETC.
Griginator4 of
Low Prices
Comex ' llon and
Albert Streets
The : Turning , Point.
There_ comes a.time in every seasonwhen it pays to sell"
at a loss.. You may wonder at it, but listen; while you_
are considering present needs, we have
future merchandise. Spring an eye on the
• e. is almost h re, New Goods
are replacing winter stocks, fast as needed room can be
secured. We've no patience with slow sellinggoods of
any sort. We can at leastgetagood advertisement
aft advertlsena.ent out
them by selling them. for less than their value. That
explains the bargain chances in
. Capes and Jackets, Gloves and Hosiery,
'Overcoats and Ulsters,Dress Goods
and Silks,
Carpets and Draperies.
Present prices touch bottom and all for a purpose; we want to clear out
the balanceof our winter stock promptly as possible, for thatur
p pose
we pay you well to take them away. Try an expenditure of ten dollars
in general purchases and then compare by doing the same thing else-
where. Put us to the test. That's all we ask.
GIY..ROY Be ISEMAN.
CLINTON'.
1895HFOR.SPRING
1895
As the years come and go, with their varied ex erien-
ces in buying and selling,. we feel p
as each succeeding
-.season comes round, that we know better what the trade
demands. We are using every effort to procure for the
spring trade the N ewest Goods, the Latest Styles and
the Best Pfices procurable,. and we hope to be able to
place before our custom.ers the best stock of goods that
we have ever shown, at prices worthy of comparison,
... NEW GOODS..I
The new stock has commenced to arrive. We have al-
ready placed hi stock a large amount of Staples (goods
that are already in demand.)
CIaOTHING
We expect to place in stock in a few day's the largest and best assorted
stock of Clothing we have ever carried, and at prices that have never
been equalled since we have been in business. We are importing
largely of Scotch weeds and Fancy English worsteds, the new things
for the better class of Trade. we expect to get a large share of. this
Wrade, having engaged. as Cutter, Mr C. C. Rance, who thoroughly
understanusiness, he will be found at all times, during business
hours, at our store. Dress and Mantle making, Miss Shipley has again
taken charge of this department, and is i eady for all orders entrusted
to her, we need say nothing more inregard to her ability as a Dress
and Mantle maker, her reputation is already established. All other
lines of Goods that we have been carrying will be replenished with the
newest and best that the markets afford.
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You have fouhd the place to buy your
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing;,fp,
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers
At the very Lowest Prices.
SPECIAL
Flannelette 1 ;yard~wide, Heavy Weight, 10 cts
a yard
All Wool Tweed, 40 cents for 30 cents
Raisins—six pounds for 25 cents
BOOTS—A few pairs of those Long Felt Boots
lefc, $1,50 a pair
Call and examine goods and compare prices.
We buy for Cash and sell for Cash.
W.. L. OU11ET!1;
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