The Jewish advance., June 14, 1878, Page 8, Image 8

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» 8. HYMAN. M. H. BERG.
s -ftYMAN &Co
DIAMONDS,
"Watches 9 Jewelry
SILVERWARE,
Plated Ware, French Clocks, Bronzes,
NORTH-EAST CORNER ,
JState JA adison JSts.,
CHICAGO,
KSfOrders from the country for Goods for
selection will bo promptly filled. 8.13.4
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Julius. Bauer & Co.
NOW AT
263 & 265 WABASH AVENUE,
Between Jackson and Van Buren Streets,
MANUPAOTOBKB8 OP
a truly flrst-olusB Plano at a moderate price.
8old on Easy Monthly or Quarterly Installments.
Also, Agents iron the Renowned
NEW ENGLAND
Church and Parlor Organs.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
263 & 265 Wabash A ve., Chicago,
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GENERAL DEPARTMENT STORE.
Selections from Departments :
DEPARTMENT 1—Pull line of Gold and Plated Jewelry atfawthe novelties of the
season, many of our own designs, novel and new, and at prices never before offered.
An inspection necessary.
DEPA RTMENT 9—A full line of Baby Carriages of Superior Make and Style ; also,
a full line of Toys and Dolls, at prices from 7c. up, that will make the little ones
happy. Bring them to see the assortment.
DEPARTMENT 13—The Finest and Largest Assortment of Vases, Toilet Sets,
Majolica, Parian and Lava Ware, Bronzes, which are unique and stylish, and low in
prices, bringing them within the reach of all. • ,
DEPARTMENT 17—Consists of a full lino of Ribbons, Ties, Cuffs, and Collars, in
Linen and Lace ; also, full line of Kid Gloves, in popular makes and prices, that will
astonish you ; a visit of inspection will convince all.
DEPARTMENT 18—Full line of Ladles’ Underwear. We manufacture all these
goods and offer special inducements as to prices and styles ; also, in children s
goods the same. *
DEPARTMENT 19—In this Department we will open this week a full line of Fans
in all the latest styles, Head Ornaments in Real Shell, Silver and Gold Combs in all
styles, and low prices guaranteed.
DEPARTMENT 23—Crockery, Glassware, Willow Ware, Tin, Japan, and Wooden
Ware, full and complete, at remarkably low prices.
Our Motto la a Lower than the Loweit.
122 & 124 State St., just North of Madison. S. M. WYMAN, Proprietor.
SOUTH-EAST CORNER
Fifth Ave. & Randolph St.
OHIIOAG-O.
HENRY BERG,
6.13&0.
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PROPRIETOR.
DRY GOODS
CARPETS,
'ATFUERSTENBERG’S,
438 Milwaukee Ave.
0.13.4y.r_
A DELICIOUS SALAD
Can be prepared only by using
JOS. ZINK AN’S
Direct Imported Unadulterated
Olive | Salad Oils,.
Guaranteed to be strictly pure.
Wholtiala aid Retail Dgptt, 201 Fifth Aft,,
CHICAGO.
DR. G. HES3ERT,
Office, 197 23. Madison St,
Hours, 8—4 P. M.
Residence, 267 E. Erie St.
6.13.13.
CHICAGO.
PHILIP STEIN,
y^TTORNEY AT J^AW,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
Staats-Zeitung Building,
018.13.
CHICAGO.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
LEOPOLD MAYER,
BANKER,
163 Adams*Street, CHICAGO,
Does a general Banking, Foreign Exchange
and Passage Business.
ty All Orders promptly attented to. Cor
respondence solicited. 6.13.13
F. P. ELLIOTT & CO.
169 Randolph St. CHICAGO,
DEALERS IN )
Manilla, Wrapping, Express, Colored,
Printing and Writing Papers, ■
Enrelopos, Twines, Etc.
Ypsilanti Mills.
Ann Arbor Mills.
Superior Mills.
Jackson Mills.
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-- O. E. LANGER,
SIGN PAINTER,
MANUFACTURE: It OF
WINDOW SHADES,
193 Washington Street,
ROOM 17. ■ OEUOAO-O.
H. HARTT. '
J. W, OSTRANDER.
H. HARTT & CO.
Printing Press Machine Shop
AND DEALERS IN
Hew and Secondhand Printing" Presses,
162 CLARK ST.,
ARCADE COURT. OHIOA&O.
Ut Office and Wareroom, 172 Clark St.
PIC-NIC
— OF —
Oriental Lodge, No. 189
I. O. B. B.,
ON SUNDAY, JULY 14th, 1878,
AT SILVER LEAP GROVE.
TICKETS, TWENTY-FIVE CT8. A PERSON.
Muilc by the Chicago Orcheetra.
Ogden Avenue Can St l»g» Street 'Bussei run to the Grove.
TO THE MUSICAL PUBLIC.
The Increased demand or good music, In cheep for n ha*
been favored lat ly by a considerable enlargement of the Edition
Ulolir. since lanuary t, U78, the copyrights of the Jlen.leU.oba
Kdltion.. in Europe, have c ased. and the former very cspetvtsvo
works of this favorite threat master, are open to the million for a
most trifling pricr, now being published in h jndsome styles '" the
favor bly known Kailliin l.hollf. This I ditlo counts t t> e*-'1*
over 1000 volumes, containing n.-arly all the works of the cl s-'lcal
and the best modern authors, newly revised und carefully
fingered by the most prominent teachers of Germany, and usea
in the conservatories of all countries. They are unrivaled for
correctness, beauty und cheapness.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
American and Foreign Sheet Music and MusicBooka.
Catalogues will it sent/rot oh af/licatum.
ADDRESS,
JOKE 1ST MOIjTEB,
American and Foreign
MUSIC HOUSE,
106 East Madison Street, V
Phicago, Jlls
Ernest OiUer’s Flasoi. j.
Sohaer & Co's Pianos.
Sole Agent for EDITION LITOLFF.
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H. FELSENTHAL. Ch. Kozminski.
Felsenthal & Kozminski,
AT THE
N, S. Cor,’of WioUjlon St, l Mi An,
CHICAGO, ILL.
They Also Deal in Fokeiqn and
Domestic
Exchange, Gold and Bonds
* AND ISSUE
OP^SS-A-GKE TICKETS
For all German and the principal
English Steamers.
Invest funds in Real Estate and other
Securities, and make collections in all
parts of the globe. 6.13&0.
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Max Stern. Goldsmith A.Co, ,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
AND
Blank Book Manufacturers
Respectfully invite business men and
book-keepers to notice the advantages
offered by their superior facilities at
their place of business,
84 <fc 86 FIFTH TAVE.
An examination of our well assorted
stock of STATIONERY, which we
sell at rock bottom figures, and an in
spection of our PRINTING office,
fitted out with most improved machinery
and all the modern styles of type, bor
ders, &c., will easily convince'you that^
we can compete with every respectable
house in the country, in regard to quality
of work as well as to prompt attention
and low prices.
Our superior styles of COMMERCIAL
PRINTING are too well known as to
require any commend.
We would call the attention of Lodges
and Societies to our improved facilities
for executing FANCY JOB WORK, such
as invitations, programmes, pic-nic cards,
&c.,&c., and to our FOREIGN DEPART
MENT, in which we are enabled to do
work in all languages, a well known fea
ture in our business.
We try hard to control our custom by
good work, prompt attention and low
figures only. *►
CALL onr TJS I
Max Stern, Goldsmith & Co.
84 & 86 FIFTH AVE.