Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-04-23
BRIEF nENTION.

~. oeBer Is oHerln8 some special In
ducements this week in clothing. Call
and see him.
This is your opportunity to secure
some of the bargains in clothing and
gents furnishings at N. Seger's.
Frank Shives is remodling the house
next to his store known as the ''Bargelt
honse," he having recently purchased
the same
A friend sent us two items for publi-
cation. The writer failing to sign their
name, as guarantee of good faith, we
cannot publish.
If you want clothing why no buy of
a reliable dealer, one who has been tried
and not found wanting. N. Seger is
such. Give him a call.
L. Taggart will have cut flowers in
abundance, on hand for commencement.
Parties wanting any special quantities,
please leave your order, as express
charges will be no more, and you will
save express charges by having all
come at one time
P. Schweikart has commenced the
moving of the Shives property, recent
ly purchased by the Presby yterian
church society, preparatory to erecting
their new edifice. 1t will be an admir-
able location for a church.
Peter G. Foley, of the we'll known firm
of Foley Brothers, of Olean N. Y,
manufactures of monuments, was in
Ridgway on Saturday last, and made
contract for the erection of fine
mausoleum for II. Schimmelfeng in
Oakwook Cemetery, at Warren, Pa.
The Foley Brothers have done great
deal of wort FOR Ridsw2yT people aid
they give good satisfaction. .-Ridgway
Advocate.
Beating tno printer down 10 price
which insures the cheapest job he can
turn Quits one sure way of defeating the
ends of advertising. The saving of $40
on piece of printing often costs the
advertiser hundreds of dollars through
the consequent loss of its effectiveness,
but usually q paltry sparrow in the
hands of such an advertiser is priced
more highly than carload of turkeys
which might be had by releasing the
small bird.-Jed Scarbord.
The price of garden seeds has ad-
vanced to higher point than at any
other time for more than thirty years,
| on account of the unfavorable weather
of Last year. The advance is particu-
larry heavy on bulk seeds, such as
peas, beans and corn, which have gone
up full 300 per cent Package seeds
have advanced, and the usual cent
| packages will sell at 10 to 10 certs this
spring. Cabbage, tomato. muskmelon,
onion and squash seeds have increased
fully 100 per cent. in catalogue price,
| n. Y. Farmer.
A gradual sentiment opposing the
card ofthanks. which almost invariably
appears In local papers on the death of
friend orrelative is rapidly becoming
| apparent. To make public display of
your grateful sentiments 10 persons,
who in visiting the sick and buryirg
the deed, have only performed their
duty,is at all times bad form, and CRATES
harshly on the nerves of a refined and
sensitive nature. When people visit
afflicted or bereaved families or other
wise render assistance, they do SO with
the kindest of intentions, and are not
looking for or expecting a public
avowal of gratitude. If you ars con-
scious of kindness done, and grateful
for it there are many more commend
able ways of showing yourappreciaGion
than by newspaper cards. A sincere
and personal expression of thanks is
ever SO much more effective and ini-
pressive, than public demonstration
in journals.-Kane Republican.