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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 38, 1 September 1883, Page 1

Thompson's Corner. TRY THE CASH EXCHANGE FOB I GEOCEEIES.— White S«gar, 13s per 401 bs | Good Tea, from Is 6d [ Prime Bacon, at 7d | Candles, at lOd I Cheese, best, 8d Prime Potatoes, 10s per bag Maize, 4s 6d per bushel Foe DEAPEEY AND CLOTHING.— Men's Tweed Suits, from 20« Men's Overcoats, from 19s 6d Ladies' Ulsters, from 6s 6d Ladies' Jackets, from 10a Mole Trousers, from 6s 6d i Colonial Socks, from Is 6d Colonial Flannel, from Is 2d Foe IEONMONGEEY.— Axes, Men's and Boys', at 5s 6d Colonial Ovens, from 17s 6d Camp Orens, 5s Milk Dishes, 2s 6d Pocket-knives, at 6d Saucepans, Is 6d L.H. Shorels, 5s 6d Fob BOOTS AND SHOES.— I [ Men's Watertights, 12s 6d Men's Bluchers, 8s 6d Men's Wellingtons, 12s 6d Ladies' Kid Boots, from 6s 6d Ladies' Slippers, 3s Children's Shoes, 2s 6d j Children's Boots, 3s Foe SUNDEIES.— School Slates, 3d each Envelopes, 2d per pkt. Chairs. 4s 9d Paper Hangings, 5d per piece Saddles 42s Bridles, 4s Axe handles, Is Lamps, from Is Carpenters' Hammers, la Wire, Fencing, No. 8, 17s 6d Foe Everything at the Lowest Price. * — —^— J. C. THOMPSON, i CASH EXCHANGE. Butchers 1 FEI^DItfG KtjrCHERY. HRNRY RUTHiiBFORD, Manchester-street. Prime Beef. Mutton, and Pork always on hand. Families waited on daily forder FAMILY BUTCHERY AND POULTRY ESTABLISHMENT. U B. GICHAB «j # Feildino, (Corner of Manchester and Greystreets WILLIAM WHISKEE WHOLESALE & RETAIL jTiA MILT BFTCH KR, KIMBOLTON EOAD N.B.— Family Urd«n fimtly at tr.iulfnl to Killh nothing but tb« Prinaest of Stock. II; i vin«: always on hand his own breeding to choose front J A M KS X JOLLY, PAPERHANGBR, House Decor ator & Sign Writer, Palmers ton.. : Ordors left at the Star Qffio* promptly attended, to.