The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1873-11-29

"A merchant who should sell his
sign-board and attempt to carry on
business without one because money is
scarce would be considered little better
than insane. Those who stop advertis-
ing for the same reason are equally
follish, Hoarders Of money the country
over are waiting to learn who will sell
cheapest those articles of comfort and
necessity which even the closest hoarder
cannot do without,
"A Paper for Young People.-The
Youths Companion, of Boston, is one
of the most judicious and enterprising
sheets in the country. Among its con.
tributors are such writer's as Dir. l. l.
Hayes, Edward Eggleston, Louisa NJ.
Alcott, and Mrs. Rebecca II. Davis. 1t
should be in every family.
Housewives should not fail to call
at w. A. Graver's, and examine his
large stock of blankets and comfort
ables-they are just the thing for this
cold weather, Also, dress and dry
goods in endless variety.
The time has now arrived when
good overcoat is necessary. Try T. D.
Clauss' if you want servlceable one.
He keeps the very best of material, and
always warrants his goods to give salts
faction.
-"Got 'em all the time - David
Ebbert the popular livery man. says he
has some of the finest teams in this
section, and that his prices are fully as
low as the lowest. Take ride.
We have printed limited number
of extra copies of this weeks ADVOCATE,
containing the eloquent lecture of Rev.
Leighton Coleman, on Couture" as
delivered before the Carbon county
Teachers Institute, last week, which
can be obtained on application at this
Office. Price three cents.
Fresh bread and cakes daily at
Hausman & Kuhns'.
The attention of our lady readers
is directed to the advertisement of II,
A. Beltz in another column. He is offer
ing his stock at cost, and those who de-
sire bargains should not fail to take ad-
vantage of the immense reduction.
Not to be outdone, j. Fatzingar &
Son desire it to be universally known
that they are not to be undersold in the
grocery and provision line, and that
they furnish as good articles for the
money as any "other man." Call and
examine their goods.
If you are in want of a good suit
of clothes, for dress-up or service. call
at Thomas S. Beck's, Bank Street. He
is prepared to manufacture garments for
men and boys at the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
-DOty's Washer and Universal
Wringer. Whatever may be said about
other machines, there is no mistake
about this one being all it claims to be-
We have given it fair trial in our fam
lily, and know whereof we affirm when
we say it is capital investment of its
cost. 1t is simple in its operation, not
liable to get out of order, and perfect
in ats work. In these times when SER
wants are so unreliable, every family
should have one.-Columbia, Is. c.
Visitor. u. F. Kleppinger is the
authorized agent for Lehighton and
vicinity.
The Star Spangled Banner for De-
cember is promptly on our table, and in
spite of the threats, arrests and false
charges made against it for its per-
sistent exposure of Rogues, Rascals and
Swlndlers, it don'tstop waving" worth
a cent. In fact, though its publishers
are threatened, black mailed and per.
secuted, they seem to still flourish. The
Banner over flows as of yore with 40
columns of splendid reading. The
''Rogues' Corner" is as cutting as ever
and instead of one it next year gives a
pair of Charming Chromos, by Prang,
and paper year, all for one dollar. II
begins its twelfth year in January and
every body Ono exceptions) should read
it. One dollar year; send six cents
for specimens to Star Spangled Banner
Hinsdale, N. II.
If you want Job Printing of any
description, you should call at the
CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE,
where you can get it done as quick
and as we'll as elsewhere, and SAVE
25 PER CENT. on your order. Come
along. We are ready to serve you.