The Press., 1899-12-21
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G. A. MOORE.
g. A. Moore, the occulist, has oontfih-
uted his share toward the enjoyment Of
the holiday, season. There are lot OF
people In town who would have been I'M
able to see clearly the beautiful ehow
windows and displays Of holiday goods,
n.their eyes had not been fitted to sDec-
tacles by the doctor. Mr.. Moore ashad
large business in his line locally, and
the reason Is not hard to find. He knows
his business, and those who have been
treated are enthusiastic In their recon-
mendation of his work.
sPRoF. T F. JORDAN.
There are people who wonder why
things never go right with them. Well,
it is because they never start right. They
are people who would go to dry goods
store for their coal and wood il their So
called friends told them to. The same
people would go to man for a musical
instrument who knows no more about 1t
than pig does about his prayers, but
because he Is friend of mine he il all
right No man or woman, without long,
careful study and practical experience, Ia
capable of giving advice In this line. If
you think they are, why not engage a
horse doctor when you are sick? Keep
this in memory.
PROF. T. F. JORDAN.
If wou want to see splendid line
of piano scarfs, stools, violine, banjos,
guitars, mandolins, popular music and
music books, call, and will discount
even the lowest comparison in prices.
Remember, here are the appropriate
Christmas presents. will give instruc-
ton In every form Of music and guarantee
quickest results.
H. o. BUTTERFIELD.
No better present for live boy can be
selected than good pocket knife. II. o.
Butterfield has good line of pocket
cutlery. He also has other articles in
stock that make acceptable gifts, subj as
carving sets, skates, scissors and shears,
sleighbells, meat cutters. etc.
W. ). DENVER.
Every purchaser at Denver's Vienna
bakery has chance to guess on the beans
In the jar in the show window, and the
cake will be awarded at 10 O'Clock Satur-
day evening to the one who guesses near
est to the number. Christmas candies
and cakes at Denver's.
W. d. HEALD.
W. D. Heald's drug store Is convenient
| ly located and 1t not surprising that holi.
day shoppers drop into his store for pur-
chases of goods in his line suitable for
oiPto Mr. uo,ld hoe n nioo l;no 81 ro,
fumes, toilet articles, etc.
| F. KREIsEL.
II the weather changes suddenly, and
we should have some snow, Mr.. Kreisel
the shoe dealer, wants the readers OF The
Press to remember that he has a complete
line of felt boots at fair prices.
| W. z. DEMoND.
w. E. Demond, the coal and lumber
dealer, has every facility at his yard fol
handling his specialties. If you intene
TO order ton of coal for somebody OF
Christmas let him hear from you.
| G. A. RAY.
| You can get your Christmas turkey
and everything to go with it at Rays
market. On the grocery side are can
dies, fruit, nuts, etc.
| STAFFORD HOLLOW STORES.
Jacob Glover & Son have an especia
fine and new line of china, glassware
crookery, lamps, etc., that would max,
useful as well as appropriate Christina.
gifts. Among their large stock Of stoves
tinware, woodenware, hardware, etc.. cal
be found many gift that would be highly
appreciated by any person who might b,
fortunate enough to be the receiver.
| 81. F. Cady's line of Christmas novel
ties Is larger and better this year thar
ever before, and you can find at this store
anything you want in this line.
J. G.. Wightman has folding seat fol
the third person that whuld make most
useful and appropriate present to any per.
son who keeps team. 1t folds up into
a small compass and can be slipped under
the cushion out of sight. 1t is the most
perfect seat for the purpose intended that
wac ever invented.
WEST STAFFORD STORE.
At the West Stafford store managed by
W. 81. Dunbar there is a display of holi-
day goods which includes toys of every
description, toilet cases, smoking sets
and many other novelties suitable for
public to look over his stock.