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Parent Issue
Day
31
Month
March
Year
1899
Copyright
Public Domain
OCR Text

THE DIVIDING LINE

Good Groceries

Always bring a good price, not an exorbitant price but a fair price. We keep a good assortiment of good Groceries; we are not selling them at cost, but we are satisfied with a small profit for the reason that this policy induces large sales.

On the other hand if you are satisfied with disease producing trash, groceries without the first claim to nutritious value, you can't find them at our store, but we will be pleased to see you just the same and perhaps can interest you in a new policy- "for your stomach's sake.'"

Poor Groceries

STAEBLER & CO.

Start the day

Right . . .

and everything will go smoothly. The proper way is to start with a steaming cup of our delicious

Mocha and Java Coffee.

The best Coffee in the country. Try it to be convinced. If you are not satisfied with your Coffee, try ours, and you will find it does make a difference where you buy your Coffee.

RINSEY & SEABOLT

106-108 E, Washington St.

G. R. WILLIAMS,

Attorney at Law and Pension Claim Attorney.

MILAN. MICH

Conveyancing and Collections.

Spectacles Properly Fitted

At a Low Price and Guaranteed.

SALISBURY'S DRUG STORE,

Huron St., Cook House Block.

Whether you vote

Republican or Democrat

TRADE AT

The Racket

Both parties endorse it.

We haven 't the largest

Store in town but we have

THE LEAST EXPENSES.

Every store-keeper knows how much of a margin he must put on his goods to cover expenses, and with us that item is so small that we can publish our prices to the world. And besides they are cash prices and everybody gets them. We do not have to give one price to Tommy, another to Dickey, and still another to Heinrich. If we buy an article of exceptional value and it will easily bring $2.50, but we can sell it for $1.75 with a profit, we mark it $1.75. We suppose you have noticed that prices in all kinds of goods are taking a teriffic advance, due principally to the fact that trusts are getting in their work making a nullity of the old idea that prices are regulated by supply and demand. They will over reach themselves some time and then a great wave of indignation will roll over this country and we'll vote them out of existence.

We sold last week nearly a barrel of that exquisite blue and gold Delight Glassware and will receive another barrel tomorrow, any piece only 10c.

12-inch Keyhole Saws, 15c, Door Key only 5c, Boxwood Pocket rules 5c, 6c and 7c. All kinds of Curtain poles and Fixtures, Closet Nails 8c per pound. Horse Clippers 95c, $1.49, $2.00 Hair Clippers 79c and $1.12, Hill Hog Rings 5c per hundred, Chinese Ball Blueing 4c, Glass Tumblers 20c per dozen, Matches 8c per large packages, Electric Razors $1.00 and $1.25 fully warranted. Lantern Globes 5c, Carpet Stretchers 42c, Crepe Tissue Paper 10c per roll, Meat Grinders $1.25, Twelve Penny-weight Silver Knives and Forks $2.75, per dozen, Line Snaps 15c per dozen.

The Racket

202 E. Washington St.