The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-12-12
OUR ADVERTISERS

WIN ISLhS
Where Our Readers May Do Their
Christmas Shopping.
More than ninetY-tive per cent. of the
merchants of Oakland are represented
IN our advertising columns today. This
assertion is rather broad one but it is
nevertheless true. Count the adver-
tisements and then compare the number
with those engaged in the mercantile
business and you will soon be convinced
J. M. DAVIS & SONS.
For chinaware, sllverware, stoves and
other household necessities your wants
may be easily and readily supplied if
you will step into the store of the old
reliable firm of j. NJ. Davis & Sons, for
quarter of century identified with
the growth of the towns best interests.
DIXON & KELSO.
For general line of goods, staple as
as well as fancy, and at prices in keep
ing with the quality of the goods offer
ed, there is no better place to buy than
at Dixon & Kelso's on the korner. This
firm is offering some excellent Christ
mas goods at rock bottom prices.
OFFUTTS'.
'Ofutts' Big Store" well deserves
and is entitled to the name. Here the
busy shopper at Christmas time, or any
other season of the year, may secure
Just what he or she may desire. Just
now the big Store" is making a special
drive in seasonable goods and at prices
that cannot be successfully competed
with.
BOLDEN, BROWN & VIEWER.
Bolden, Brown and Weimer have
many beautiful Christmas goods at very
low prices. Their stock of fine furni-
ture, druggets, carpets and rugs has no
equal outside the large cities and the
prices are exceptionally low.
H. c. SINCELL.
The mems and women's store
Sincel's- never offered better values
for less money than today Here one
may buy gift for him or for her"
that will be wholly acceptable and will
not financially embarrassing buyer.
THOMAS LITTLE.
Thomas Little, corner Third and Oak
streets, is offering some beautiful and
useful things in glassware, and other
lines of goods that cannot be duplicated
for the price outside the cities of the
iirst-class. Read his advertisement and
then pay his store visit.
HARRIS STORE.
Hart Store-the Ladies store
never better stocked with seasonable
goods andIare all of the class numbered
one-a feature that is never allowed to
be lowered by Mr.. Hart, who makes an
effort and IS generally successful in
meeting the wants of his customers.
J. ART WHITE.
In buying groceries, fruit and nuts,
Mr.. J. Art White, proprietor of the
New Store, - is able to fill your orders
with everything fresh and clean.
Eventually" you will patronize Art"
Why not today?
STURGISS' PHARMACY.
Sturgiss' Pharmacy will serve hot
drinks at the fountain, and is well
stocked with a choice line of Guth's
chocolates, toilet articles and pure drugs.
OAKLAND PHARMACY.
At Harned's Oakland Pharmacy cut
glass in the latest designs is on display
in profusion. Here also are many little
conceits in stationery and Holiday cards
and the seasons greetings.
w. A. GONDER.
Your wants in toys of the latest man.
ufacture and of all kinds and descrip
tons may be found at w. A. Gonder's
on Second street. Read his advertise
ment and there is little doubt of one S
ability to please the little fellow at
your home if you will visit Gonders
and make your purchases.
G. C. MARTIN & co.
G. c. Martin & Co. offer some good
suggestions in their advertisement in
the line of jewelry. The goods sold by
this firm are standard in every respect.
Call there and be convinced.
F. G. HYDE.
At Hyde's jewelry store and millinery
establishment those things dear to the
feminine heart can be secured at a
small outlay of cash. Some excellent
bargains are offered.
JAMES P. TREACY.
Treacy, the grocer and toy man, has
MS place literally packed with all kinds
Of goods that are just now in season.
He has dolls, wagons, sleds, fruits, nuts,