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

stock is always fresh and pure, and
his prices are as low as is consist
ent with the quality Of the goods
offered. Free delivery IS made
promptly to any part. of the city
and orders by phone are attended 10
with dispatch. Mr.. Horning has
been in business here for the past
ten years and his reputation for fair
and honest dealing with customers
is well esta blished. He is enter
prising and progressive and has
done his full part to advance the
best interest of Corvallis at all
times.
Miles Starr-Confectionery
This gentleman ia one of our en-
terprising confectioners, and has
been in business here for the past
two years. He carries fine and
we'll selected line of plain and fancy
confectionery, much of which he
manufactures himself, thus insur-
lng freshness and purity; nuts and
fruits of all kinds; ice cream, soda
of all havors and soft drinks. He
also has a choice line of cigars and
tobaccos, smokers articles, school
supplies and stationery. His store
is well patronized, he is courteous
and accommodating and fully de-
serves the extensive patronage he
enjoys. Mr.. Starr is an enterpris-
ing, tustling, business man and has
rendered good account of himself
since he started in business here.
All n & Wood ward-Druggists.
This pharmacy is one of the old
est in this section of the state and
is essentially the headquarters for
the medical fraternity of the town.
The reason is apparent. Here pre-
scriptions are compounded in a
scientific manner from ingredients
beyond question pure. They carry
large and complete line of pure
drugs and chemicals, proprietary
medicines, painte, oils, varnishes,
glass, painters supplies, as well as
toilet articles, perfumes, school
books and school supplies, and a
well selected line of imported and
domestic cigars. This business was
established thirty-seven years ago
and at present is owned by E. AL
len and J. F. Allen. They are both
registered pharmacists and have al
ways enjoyed the fullest confidence
of the public. The prescription de-
partment is most important to
which the members of the firm give
their personal attention. All drugs
and medicines are selected for their /:
freshness and purity, and each pre-. /
or family recipe is COM
pounded with exactness. Il
D. D. Bsrman-Grocer.
Of all kinds of business the gro I
,ery is certainly the most import {
INT and when firm in this line i
carries only first-class goods charges t
reasonable prices and treats all lcus-
omers Win promptness and cOur-
esy, that is the firm that is certain I
# success. Such a store is that
onducted by D. D. Berman. Mr.. !,
3erman has been in business here :
or three years and his great secret o
t SUCCESS is in having what the +
'eople want. He handles a full 4
inc of staple and fancy groceries, +
sh and dried fruits, vegetables and {
arm produce in season. If he has
ny specially it is handling only
be best obtainable. "The best s
oods at the lowest possible prices" !.
, his motto, and as result he en-.
,ys large and prosperous trade.
Ir. Berman is widea wake mer-
hant, in touch with the.best mark
ts and always on the lockout to
i've his customers the best in his
ne.
G. A. Gerhard Books.