The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-27

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New York. The personnel of the
bank is Of itself a sufficient guaran-
tee of its absolute reliability and
straightforward business methods.
Nolan & Callahan-Dry Goods.
Among the leading business firms
of Corvallis is Nolan & Callahan.
They began business here nineteen
years ago in modest way and by
fair and honora BILE dealing with GUS
toners have built up large and
prosperous business. In their store
is always found the newest and
best selected stocks of dry-goods,
clothing, hats. ladies' and gents
furnishings, and everything new,
fine or fashionable in footwear.
Among their speeialties may be
mentioned the w. L. Douglas So
and $3.50 shoes, the famous broad
head dress-goods, Royal Worcester
corsets, Hawes $3 hats, Ultz &
Dunn's shoes for ladies and the
I"Walkover" and Hamilton, Brown
EShoe Co. shoes for men. They also
carry a fine line of ladies ready to
wear suits, cloaks, capes, etc. All
goods sold by the firm are sold upon
merit and warranted to prove as
represented. Good goods at the low
est possible prices has been their
motto, and it has won. The MEM
bers of the firm are J. M. Nolan
and Thomas Callahan. They are
recognized leaders in low prices
and are always to the frozt when
the city's best interests are at stake.
Huston & Bogue-Hardware.
From the farmers point Of view
the first in Importance among the
business interests of town or city
is the hardware and implement
house. Here be buys all his shelf
and heavy hardware, stoves, ranges,
tools and tinware as well as all
kinds of implements used in plant
ing, cultivating and harvesting his
crops. Chief among the dealers in
this section is the firm of Huston &
Bogue. The firm is composed Of
Robert III Huston and w. Bogue,
two Of the best known business men
| in the county. They carry alarge
stock of shelf and heavy hardware,
paints and oils, tin and granite
ware, pumps, pipe, plumbing sup
plies, fine cutlery, all kinds of tools,
guns, ammunition, farm machine
Try a I'd vehicles. They handle the
Studebaker and Balm wagons, the
Studebaker and Henney buggies.
Mccormick harvesting machinery
and Buckeye pumps. They also
run a plumbing and tin shop in
connection and are prepared to turn
out on short notice roofing, spout
ling, copper and sheet iron work, do
steam fitting, install heating plants,
ETC., and at moderate cost. These
gentlemen stand among the fore
most business men Of this county
and we can commend them to the
general public.
J. D. Mann & Co.
| The furniture trade of this city is
extensive, permeting the whole of
the surrounding territory, and stan
ding high among the dealers of this
section is the firm of J. D. Mann
& Co. These gentleman carry a.
large and complete stock of plain
and fancy, parlol, bedroom and
| kitchen furniture and their prices
are always in accordance with the
times. They also handle carpets,
mating, rugs, the latest design in
wall paper, pictures and
picture frames, as we'll as
stoves. tinware, graniteware and
housefurnishing goods generally.
They also handle second hand
goods and are in the market at all
times for household goods Of value
for which they pay the highest
market price. They occupy three
rooms, one for new furniture, one
for hardware. tinware and stoves
Including the famous Charter Oak
stoves, and the third for wall paper
carpets and floor covering of all
kinds. The members of this firm
are J. D. Mann, D. M. Smith and
0, j. Blackledge, and during the
four years they have been in busi-
ness they have built up very sat
isfactoro trade, which is increasing
and are well and favorably known.
J. II. Harris Dry-G Goods,
Corvallis does not lack for good
mercantile establishments and the
above named concern can, with all
propriety, be regarded as one of the
finest and most commodious in the
county. By judicious purchasing
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