Gold Hill news., January 06, 1911, Image 6

j GOLD HILL’S FIRST BIG MARKET DAY 1
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date merchants of Gold Hill,
1 SATURDAY, " JANUARY 13 1 " ,h,ir r,RST ANNUAl
/^ R E A T Removal Sale of Mouse
Furnishings at the
MARKt f DAY make the fol-
J H E DODGE COMPANY
Consulting & Contracting
Gold Hill Furniture Store
Everything sold at cost and less, as we have
to sell on account of moving. I would prefer
to give the goods away than move them.
WALL PAPER, from 15c to 25c, Double Roll
$6.00 PORTIERS for $4.00
—
engineers
N fW YORK
INDIANAPOLIS
GOLD M ill
Irrigation Projects, Lighting and Power
Systems, Surveying, Power Developments,
Bridges, Buildings, Railroad Work.
Earthen, Glass and China Ware at half price.
Heating and Cook Stoves, $2.00 to 12.00.
Harmony Talking Machine, $17.00.
Tent and Wagon Covers, in fact everything
for the house.
Frank Burnett, the Mission Man
W O L ID A Y GIFT BOXES
20
Per Cent. O ff
20
ON HOLIDAY GIFT BOXES OF
Fine Chocabtes
Gold Hill Office: Next to Drug Store.
F. W. DODGE
A. C. DODGE
Civil Engineer
M e«*. Engineer
Turner’s
Lunch
Room
W ISHES and GLASSWARE
10 Per Cent. Off
J R Y ME
Special Prices for Market
FOR
On All Stock Foods
Dips, Etc.
Wagon and Plow Work
Day
*
•
And You’ll Never Regret It
1 will give. 10 Per Cent. Off on all Dishes
C. f . CARTER
JARVIS THE DRUGGIST
and Glassware.
D. H. Miller
JEN
IV H A T
M R . FARMER
BETTER
PER CENT. OFE
BACKING
ON
Both you and your team
Do you want in your home Bank
than HORACE PELTON? He is
will be treated right at the
President and largest stockholder of
Shingles
ON CUR 1st MARKET DAY
Gold Mill Livery
The
Gold Mill Bank
Steiger LumberCompany
LANCE & COMPANY
GOLD
HILL
JH E
BON TON
MARKET
Buys the Farm ers’ Stock and
Poultry at the highest market
prices, and sells at the lowest
35
FOR A GOOD FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC CIGAR
Per Cent. O ff
5c
margin of profit.
ON
ALL
WOOLEN
GOODS
*
F. L. CALDWELL, Proprietor
The BON TON on MARKETDAY
LANCE & CO.
(If You Didn’t Swear Off the 1st.)