The Press., 1883-10-25
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 Second hand stoves at low prices, and in quantity to select from, at Anthony Adams
 -Rememberl before selecting your wintez underwear and hosiery to call at the Central Clothing House. You will neglect your own interest if you do not do so.
 -Dr A. Newell's extracts and Magic. Love perfumery, as exhibited at the fair, are hay ing a large sale in this and adjoining towns.
 -$2 dozen for fine, we'll finished photo graphs, at S.J. Bishops, S80 Main St. Spring
 For bottom prices on flannel lined goods, see Lewis, the State-S shoe dealer of Spring
 -Tinkham & Co.,, Springfield, have just opened three cases of elegant Berlin goods, just from the steamer They have the largest and finest stock of cloaks in Western Mass. @
 After Oct. 2d the we'll known miliners, Lazelle, Dawes $ Estey of Springfield, will be prepared to exhibit trimmed hats and bon- nets, and their large stock of choice selected fall and winter millinery goods Our readers should call there and see their very attracted display.
 Mir. Alfred Williams of 45 Pratt St. Hart ford. Conn, has commenced the fur season with all the requisite for doing large and successful business, viz :: A large stock of choice Alaska seal skins of the very best Eng fish dyes. Martin is the most celebrated Lon don dyer, and his new dyes of this season are the handsomest yet-although his previous colors were good-and his stock of other goods comprising all of the finest from seal beaver and otter down to the coin from which he is prepared to make any thing from seal sacque to yard of trimming He has large corps of shllful employees, all working in their different departments, turning out work that MT. Williams may, with his many years experience, be able to do without fear of com petition. As his advertisement reads, his is the only store in the state devoted entirely to furs. A call from those needing any thing in his line will convince them that he has 8 fine stock to select from.
 -Paines furniture manufacturing estab- ishment in Boston should be visited by all who are about to purchase new furniture.
 J. M BRUCE, THE PIANO AND ORGAN EXPERT. All second h nd pianos and organs offered for sale by Simpson, Springfield, have first been put in thorough repain by M. Bruce, the most skillful workman on pianos and or gans in New England. He has been in the employ of Mir. Simpson for five years. Pre- vious to this time be was with Mason & Ham, lin Organ Go. five years, as the skillful tuner in that finn. Previous to this he was with Smith American Organ Go. five years in similar capacity. He has also been g num- Der of years in piano manufactories, notably with Henry F. Miller. The most difficult jobs were placed under his charge. He is one of the few men who have genius for mechan- ics. In restoring the sounding boards to their original strength and purity of tone, in ad- justing the strings of piano, in reproducing the first polished surface of the case, no man in the country excells MT. Bruce. He is also 8 very fine regulator of the action and tone of piano or organ. Every piano or organ which comes out of his repair shop is as nearly per- feet as it is possible to make it, and in most instances the original sweetness of tone is re- stored.
 Don't be deceived by interested parties who represent that other goods ale ''as good" or ''better' than the celebrated line of Bar atow stoves and ranges; but before buying any other examine the line of Bay State ranges and judge for yourself. Exclusive agency by J. J. Gallivan and Go.