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mencement of ) endeavored faithfully to se o serve the interests of their customers they were never in a better position to do so 'than at present.-- Their Stock is large and varied and will be replenis rede from time to timo by fresh arrivals of New and Desirable Goods.-- Anticipating t o great advance in prices of all kinds of wool and cotton fabrics their purchases were made early in the season 50 that they are e Tr supply their customers with nearly every line of Goods at old prices. Their constant aim has "been to foster and encourage a demand for the better class of goods and this will continue to be their policy, believing it be the only one calculated to insure mutual confidence and per- manent success. The benefit of all bargains in buying have been cheerfully shared with their customers, and to the fact that it has been appreciated, they are doubtless in a large measure indebted for the success which has atteuded their busi- fess. Notwithstanding the almost universal falling off in trade, owing to the unfavorable winter and continued scarcity of cash, they are glad to be able to report a successful year with sales in advance. This they take as # evidence of increasing con- fidence which will stimulate to 'more earnest and vigorous effort in future. Want of space forbids special reference to the various departments of their business, yet they cannot forbear calling the attention of their Lady Customers to their Dress Goods which are this season more than usually attractive and varied. They have Silks, Satins, Fringes and all necessary trimmings to match. They have devoted particular attention to the selection of White Goods of every description such as Muslins, Piques, Marseilles, Brilliants, Laces. Edgings and Embroideries. Our unequalled stack of Prints, Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtings, Ducks, Denims, Brown Hollands and Table Linens, on all of which there has been a decided advance since their purchase will be of advantage to customers. Gentlemen will find the stock of Scotch and Canadian Tweeds mach in advance of anything we have ever shown heretofore for extent; variety and style. Gents Furnishings, which are usually much neglected by general stores, have re- ceived special attention and the stock presents attractions to any one wanting a really stylish Hat, a perfect fitting Shirt, or the latest novelties in Ties or Collars. Prices are steadily advancing in the wholesale houses" and any one in want of goods for the Spring should improve the present opportunity to secure choice and seasonable goods at less than actual value. hi 2 THEIR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is now Open and they are prepared to show a magnificent assort- ment £ Hats, Ponnets, Flowers, Ribbons, and Trimmings. A visit to their establishment will be esteemed a favor. JONES BROS. & CO. Port Perry, March 23, 1880. -- AlwaysAhead! ---- SPRING - GOODS ! Bum ¢ CUIIES New Dress Goods, New Prints, New 'Tweeds, New Worsted Coatings. New Hats, New Ties, "New Laces, > AND A HOST OF New Goods! Too numerous to mention which will be sold at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPRTITION BROWN & CURRIE. atten iF gE NEW GOODS Wightman's Corner, PORT PERRY. See our lines of New Dress Goods, fc, 100, 124 our lines of White Cottons, 8¢, 9¢, 10¢, 1le. 'our lines of Factory Cottons, 8c, de, 10c. 11e. ee our lines of Best Prints, 6¢; Te, 10c, 11e, 123c. | our lines of Table Linens (all widths), 20¢, 25¢. 30c, 373c, 50¢, See our All Wool Damasks, 50 inches wide, for Tc worth $1.25. See our White Muslins and Piques for 123¢ worth 25c. See our Brown Hollands; all Linen, 7}c¢, 10¢, 12}. See our Fancy Sush Ribbons for 23¢ and 30c worth 75¢ and $1 per yard. Wightman Brothers ARE OFFERING , 16¢, 200, 25¢. 123. 500 Ladies' and Children's Aprons at 5e each. 500 Pairs Men's Cotton Soxs at bc a pair. 500 Ladies' Lawn Handketchiefs at 5¢ each, *+ 150 Ladies' White Lace Ties at bc each, 50 Setts Lace Curtains from 750 a sott, 30 White Marseilles Counterpanes at 50c each. 30 Pioces Cotton Shirtings, 10c. 124c, 15c. : 25 Pieces Cottoniades for Trouserings at 124c. great variety of Black Cashmeres from 25¢ up: Black Lustre, good colour, 10¢, 12}¢, 15¢, 17¢, 200. Mourning Goods of every description, A few of those Tapestry Carpets still loft at 50c. WIGHTMAN BROTHERS! Men's, Women's and Children's in great variety, A large lot of Roo's Celebrated Plow Boots. 50 Pairs Fine Tweed Pants to bo sold for $1.75 a pair. Thé very bést of Teas, Sugars, Raisins, Biscuits, and Provisiofis always GROCERIES. Another lot of splendid Currants 18 pounds for $1. 175 Boxes of our celebrated Fancy Toilet Soap just received, ALL SORTS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, WIGHTMAN BROTHERS, WIGHTMAN' CORNERS, PORT PERRY. 'BIGELOW'S Royal Arcade! Interesting to Ladies.--The Millinery de- partment will be opened on the 10th April ander the management of Miss Manson, when her many friends will be pleased to find her again in Port Perry. "This department will contain a-New and Fashionable Stock in all the latest Styles of the Season. The Great Bankrupt Stock Sale continues without abatement, Sales increasing daily. All Goods sold at Wholesale Prices. JOSEPH BIGELOW. PORT PERRY, March 31, 1880, T. S. CORRIGAN Bogs to announce the Opening of hid MILLINERY SHOW ROOMS write ML THE Latest Novelties of the Season. under the thanagemont of MISS HISCOX whose This Department is dtill ent, combinud with Low Prices, has given such superior taste and judgm universal satisfiction, {Por the other Departments a arriving daily. «3 INSPECTION INVITED, re BETH N BROTHERS | Boots AND sHOES ||[l{| I] THOMPSON'S BUILDINGS, : QUEEN STREET, Port Perry ! J RETAIL MAY 2nd, 1879. . OPENED fe undersigned takes this opportunity of thanking his humerous friends and customers for the very kind-and liberal patronage ex- tended to him since his commencement in business, and would respect= fully inform them that his Stock of FRESH GROCERIES, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE! FRUITS lo me AN Deis CONFECTIONERY ! 1s now complete and well assorted in And will bo sold on the Lowest Terms for Cash, or its equivalent in Produce. Having made extensive alieratiohs and preifiises, he is in a position to fill all promptness and - despatbh. G. B. McDERMOT, CHINA HALL, Improvement in the Stott and ors entrusted to him with 'T0 CHRMINGE IVIMERS! Every Department ! Large and Fresh Stock of Dry Goods, and Shoes, Groceries, &c., ig still Selling WHOLESALE PRICES TERMS CASH. T. C. FORMAN. 1880. BARGAINS! ALL KINDS OF Goods Cheap!! Not Selling Some few articles at Cost and Charging more for others to make it tip. CALL And See Genuine Goods, Very Cheap. S. H. CHRISTIAN. Manchester, Jan. 156, 1880, . CLEARING SALE OF BOOTS and SHOES roy |, |S C. TRICK'S. For Six Weeks all Winter Goods will be Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices to make room for Spring Stock. Special Bar- gains in Men's, Women's and Misses' Felts. NO SHODDY. NO TRASH. c= No trouble to show Goods. TERMS CASH, ©. TRICK. ' We have just received in Stock CARRIAGE GOODS! . Diréct from Auburn; Philadelphia, United States, consisting of Dash Leather, Trimming Leather and Top Leather, Emanel Muslin Drill and Duck Rubber Cloth; ** Floor Oil Cloth, Cords of 6 different Patterns; VELVETS, MOQUETT Tufting Rattons, Tufting Nails, Silver lining. A complete assortment of Wrought and x Port Perry, April 8, 1880, Pokx Praar, Dec, 18, 1819. . Port Perry, Jan, 28, 1880,