The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
Progressive Advertisers.
THE NEw YORK M1LL1NEaY STORE.


There is no millinery store outside of the
larger tOwnsand cities that enjoys a better trade
than does the popular New York Millinery
Store of Miss AlYenia Graver, second door above
the post office, Bank street Lehighton. By al
ways keeping in stock the latest and best styles
of hats and bopnets, the most delicate tlnts Of
ribbons. feathers and flowers the ladies OF Le-
highton and the surrounding towns are always
confident of having their head-weaF mads up in
the latest and most fashionable style at prices
that are marked way down-in many cases be-
yond the reach of competition. Miss Graver is
oblgng and courteous in the treatment Of her
patrons,ey willing to cater to their desires and
tastes; and this, probably. accounts in great
measure for her marked success in the millinery
business. The ladies who read the ADVOCATE
should not fail to call at the New York Millin-
cry Store and inspect the large line of fashion-
able millinery goods always kept in stock
D. BOOK, JEwELER, BANK STREET.
This gentleman is practical matchmaker and
jeweler.i and is thoroughly qualified to clean re-
pair and adjust all varieties of fine watches and
clocks I'm the most wOrkmanllke manner and at
reasonable rates, He also repairs jewelry of
every description and guarantees perfect salts
faction IN all cases. He keeps in stock full
line of foreign and American watches and
clocks. jeyelry and precious stones. He also
keeps large stock of books, stationery, school
supplies and fishing tackle, The salesroom.
which is elegantly fitted up, is 22x4Of feet in
dimensions, and one efficient assistant is em-
ployed. d. s. Book Is a native OF Schuylkill
County, where he was born in 1859 He learned
this BUSINESS in Columbia County, and has
followed It ever since, and has been established
N his nrasant nua rfero ainaa
W. p. BIERY.- DRUGGIST, wEIssPoRT.
Elgbly located on Bridge street, this popular
pharmacy occupies well equipped salesroom
l4x3G feet In dimensions Established some 10
years ago, the present proprietor succeeded L.
A. Horn in the propriet0rship in 1884, The
stock kept embraces full and complete line of
fresh drugs and chemicals of absolute purity,
patent and proprietary medicines, trusses and
surgical appliances generally, complete and
varied assortment of toilet articles, such as
TOOTH flesh and hair brushes, bone, gutta- percha
and eelluloid combs, tooth picks aud nail clean
ers, soaps toilet powders, etc. Prescriptions re-
ceve prompt and careful attention at all times
The proprietor was born at Catasauqua in 1868.
He was for several years employed as clerk by
his predecessor.
| OWEN REHRIG, CORNER LEHIGH & IRON SITS.
Popular among the advertisers taking adyant-
age OF this big issue win be found the name of
Owen Rehrig, who occupies store room lsKs6
on the corner OF Lehigh and Iron streets for the
sale of wall papers, borders, decorations, win
dow shading, painters supplies, school supplies,
&c., &c. His stock of paper embrace over 10000
rolls, including all qualities at all prices, and it
will assuredly pay to give him a call before pur
chasing of any other establishment. Courteous
treatment, lowest prices and fair dealing has
given him large trade in this section, while his
work which is OF the very best guarantees his
mechanical skill every time. You may need
something in his line; If you do don't fail to call
while attending the fair next week. or write him
a card and he viii call apd see you,
A. +. SNYDER. WESTERN WASHER wEIssPoRT.
have now sold over eight thousand New I'M
proved Western Washers, with what ! whole
sailed aud retailed, and have never had a COM
plant yet, they are always sure to give entire
satisfaction. Parties wanting tub washer
can aeeomodate. can furnish the Victor with
lever working on the side for $3.50 and has the