CHRISTMAS, 1887. NEW YEAR. 1888. KERHOHAN, McGAHON AND Co., HATS again tho Fiivi; go of Inviting their numerous Friends and the Public generally to call at “THE CASH STORE,” And get Supplied with CHRISTMAS CHEER AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES, New Fruits. New Cordials. New Biscuits, &c. SUGARS FOR PRESERVING, Very Best Quality at 3d per pound. They have also Just Opened 1 Crate of 160 Dozen English Jam Jars, lib and 21b sizes, which they are selling Re markably Cheap. USEFUL LINES!?FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. They also beg to inform the Ladies that they have received another shipment ot their NOW FAMOUS FRENCH KID SBOE, EITHKR LACED OR BUTTONED, For the Small Sum of 6s 6d per pair. And Special for the Young People, SCHOOL BOOTS with Indestructible Toes. A Perfect Boon. N.B.—K. McO. and Co., always remember their friends at this. Festive Season Note the Addbksb— KERNOHAN, M'CAHON AND CO. THE CASH STORE, NORTH ST... Timabp. Telephone—No, 66. NOTICE. /jf'i EO. SMALT-, Stationer, who is Giving Hjf up Business, would respectfully call attention to his CHEAP CLEARING BALE now on! All New Books sold' at COST PRICES FOR CASH. School Books and School Requisites and Stationery in every branch at Cost Prices. Old Stock at SO per cent under Cost Prices. Fancy Goods and Toys in great variety and newest style, all at and UNDER COST PRICES. A good op portunity for School Committees and Pio-nio Parties to secure supplies at RIDICU LOUSLY LOW PRICES. 0. SMALL, Nobth Road, Txmabtt. -WADE & SHEA. REORGANISATION OETHE BUSINESS. Messrs wads and shea have to • to announce that they intend to alter the character of their, business at the end of the year. They feel that it is not possible to sell Goods as cheaply as the public require, and at the same lime give long credit, • and they intend to lay themselves out for a CAS H BUcI NESS, with a view of giving all Those Customers Who Pay Promptly the Full Benefit of Their Money. 