The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-16
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:" F. C. BRACE. sS{ss ;sS3s; r.
. When you go to buy jewelry you
must to.a certain extent take the
wo,d of your dealer as to the value
and quality of your purchases No
one not a jeweler or an expert is
capable of passing upon his wares.
Hence, it is of vital Importance that
one trades with reliable dealer.
This leads US to say that MI. 7, e.
Brace, has been in business here
for. the past eight years and bis re-
putation for fair and honorable deal
ing is we'll established. He carries
first class goods and when he tells
you that a piece of jewelry will
wear you may depend uponft. If
you want to buy cheap jewelry
he can get it for you, but will at
the same time advise'you Of ib pro-
bable wearing qualities. Mr.. Brace,
carries nice stock. o. jewelry
watches, clocks, silver ware, etc and
his prices are as low as finsts class
goods can be sold for. Engraving
done free of charge on all ar6cles
sold. He is watch inspector Tor the
Burlington r. r. and does al, kinds
Of fine repairing at reasonable
prices. Located in Hickman z Drug
PETIT BROS.
!. One of the latest additions TO our
listSof business men is the firm of
Petit Bros. This firm is composed
Of Mr. j. D. an MIR. G. v. Petit and
recently came here from Rushmore
MINI. They carry a full line of
fresh and salt meats constantly
on hands with poultry, fish game,
and oysters in season, and Their
prices are most reasonable. They
slaughter but the primest Of stock.
These gentlemen thoroughly ander-
stand their business they aGbs court
eous and pleasant to deal with and
we predict for them abqpdanttg sue
cess in their new field of Operation.
MISS M, J. FAHY.
"What pleaseth the eye pleaseth
the heart, "and the ladies Of Worth
ington and vicinity should certainly
bear this in mind when purchasing
head gear for the coming seasOn. Ar
tistio, fashionable hats and bonnets
|aaegls ne,esssary;s sttos the comp ion ~
a.lady' 8 toilet and no where can one
secure fin or millinery that at the
parlors of Miss M. j. Fahy. The
stock comprises bewildering
variety of hats and bonnets, ribbons,
and flowers in endless variety, and
the thousand and one things that 60
to make up the modern millinery
establishment. To her natural
adaptation she brings to her aid
experience and a thorough know
ledge of the market. This en-
ables her to supply her customers
with the very latest designs and
effects direct from the fashionable
centers. She receives valuable
assistance from her efficient sales
lady, Miss Tillie Larson, who is
also trimmer Of rare taste and judge
ment. While Miss ..Fahy has been
in this city for several years she
only began business for her self
this spring. She il. an affable lady
and her accommodating methods of
business together with her artistic
creations have won success beyond
her expectations. :.
HART'S CUT PRICE CASH
STORE.
The general merchandise business
is we'll represented here but better
place to trade than at A. E. Hart's
Cut Price Cash Store would be hard
to find. This gentleman does p
cash business and does not have to
provide for the expense of book
keeper and has no bad debts to
charge up to profits and loss. For
this reason he can sell for less than
competitors who follow the old
credit system Of charging little
more on each article to make up for
goods your neighbor got and did
not pay for. Mr.. Hart carries a
large and select stock Of dry goods,
notions, staple and fancy groceries,
clothing etc. He makes speciality
of the famous slack Rabbit pants
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