The Press., 1886-12-02
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 Special sale of Cloaks at Walkers. Se' advertisement.
 Yes! Now is the time and Hanley's is tht place to get your winter supply of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers Carrying double the stock of any other dealer, am able to give you better selection and at prices that are lower, yes. lower than you will have to pay elsewhere fol reliable goods. My stock of eather goods IS complete, and shall make speciality of No. 1 grades of Rubber goods at prices that are as low as the lowest. Call and see w. Han- lev, Oronoco Block Sign of the big boot
 -CuosINe Our A SHOE SToRE.-Mr 0. A. Wilcomb at the Opera House Shoe Store, 422 Main-st Springfield, is closing out his shoe store. Hence he offers everything at cost or below. This is an excellent chance to get 8 pair of boots or shoes at greatly reduced prices $5 goes as far at that store for the next three weeks at $7.50 at other stores.
 There is no surer sign of the merit of MT. ". G. Ellis pure Perfect Tea" than its pres ent great popularity.
 If you wish to buy good Piano and are not sure where to trade. just send for circulars of the Baus Piano, sold by Thompson Park Springfield. There are 1000 of them in use and they have a very fine reputation for sweet ness and brilliancy of tone and durability or workmanship.
 -ssDeerfoot'' sausage received this day at Ellis.
 M. D. Fletcher, the enterprising jeweler 42S1 Main St., next to Tinkhams old stand, Springfield, has one of the finest and best stocks of diamonds in ear rings, lace pins, rings, bracelets, etc. Swiss and American watches, fine gold jewelry, French clocks, bronzes, brass goods, solid si yer ware, art 4ol lno He has the reputation of selling fine goods at low prices Give him a call when in Spring field.
 Wedding presents and wedding engraving from GilIs Art Store, Springfield vii be reasonable in price and adapted to the taste and purse of the people. Gills Art Gall ries are free to all, and visitors welcomed. Mr. Filler in charge of Gilrs book department, would like to meet all lovers of books at GilPs Art Store, book department.
 New New Orleans molasses at Ellis.
 Time, Money and Patience are saved by trading at GilT's Art Store, Springfield, where immense purchases of reliable Books, Blank Books, Stationery, Artists Materials Pictures and Picture Frames are made that insure all patrons of Gill's the best that the market af lords, Gilrs Art Galleries are free to the public,
 There can be no doubt that the chemical substances used to color teas, as we'll as the lead-lined packages in which they are inn ported. are largely responsible for vast amount of the sickness and uneasiness which people feel without being ab to assign cause for them s'Perfect Tea" imported in Per lection Tea Cans by Mr. w. G. Ellis is neither colored with chemicals nor rendered hurtfu by contact with lead. It is a high-grade arti- cle of perfectly pure tea, and refreshes and invigorates instead of exciting sickness and nausea.
 Forbes & Wsllace, Springfield, offer 50 seal plush cloaks $20, usual price $25. 75 seal plush cloaks $25, usual price $37.5O. 25 seal plush cloaks $50, usual price $40. IT seal plush cloaks $35, usual price $50. The above garments are all made from the best English Seal Plush, lined with quilted satin. Real Seal ornaments
 .-Calderwood & Burns, Springfield are of fering goods for the month of Dec. at prices which will save you 2 per cent. Look at their list of Holiday and other furniture in another column.
 Forbes & Wallace, Springfield, offer Black Satin Rhadames at 92 cts. usual price $1.25.
 Those of our readers visiting Springfield should take time after trading at GilPs Book, Stationery and Artist Material department +e visit the the Fs AFs allerisg, which contain many choice pictures, suitable for presents or one's own bare walls. New etchings, engravings and novelties constantly received at Gil's Art Store, Springfield.
 Gall at the Central Clothing Store and so fit yourself as to bid defiance to the rigors of the coming winter. No matter if you haven't much money very little is required. Prices are low. Overcoats in all grades and at all prices. Seasonable Underwear, Gloves Muf- hers, Cardigans, also trim fitting warm suits of different grades snd prices.
 Attention is called to those looking for wedding or holiday gifts to the enormous stock of goods now shown in l. B Goes enlarged store at 320 Main-st, Springfield. A. few of the leading departments are for watches, French and American clocks, solid and plated silver ware, solid gold and silver jewelry, Os- trich tip and Satin fans Plush and leather goods, including specialties ln shopping and travelling bags, silk umbrellas, opera glasses and picture frames. Many goods are offered at prices that cannot be duplicated again this season.
 The Stafford Meat Co.,, opposite the de- pot, still delivers meat to the people of Staf- ford and vicinity, and Mr. L E. Dimock will be there to greet you with Merry Christ mas and Happy New Year Providence per mittng.)
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