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Lake County Press, Volume V, Issue 277, 19 January 1888, Page 2

" <£LOl) t-ALDK FACTML'S." (WHAi ; WE DO, W. DO V. til-)-.) th, : ; " '~* CtfZDiW DENTAL KCK.(iE;tY, -- v/ Octagon, Corner of George Street and Octagon Over ii'r (iamiislei's Octagon i Hall), Entrance Private Door. b. iVjl 1 kiiJLib a. w'Vj-, DENTAL SUIIGEONS. Specialists in Artificial Dentistry. '•'hose requiring artificial dentures will note tlie advantages they receive by coming to us : " Getting the best material procurable in England and America." " tfiahest clas3 workmanship." " Having a temporary set or part set mado in a few (lays after the extraction of the decayed teeth and stumps without, any extra change." This:, in our opinion, is "mott essential, as, if the teeth are replaced permanently to') soon, the mouth alters and the denture becomes loose and uncomfortable, and again, if the mouth is allowed to be without teeth, the eliin nrotruder,, and the whole contour of the face is altered. The highest authorities now advise that any teeth extracted should be temporarily replaced and then remodelled after the alveolar process has thoroughly absorbed. We arrange with those who cannot pay the whole at once to take part or monthly payments. Our charges are moderate. A SINGLE ARTIFICIAL TOOTH (Temporary and permanent). 10s. SETS KQUAM.V MODKR.VTE. It is needl»s« for even those most wealthy to pay don bin the money for a possibly inferior article. Teeth made by other dentists remodelled at small cost. The American Dri'lue and Crown Work adapted where practicable. Adinii.isterim» the Nitrous Ovide <!;r< several times every day, Mr Myers ran recommend io as ;i Valuable and Safe Anaesthetic, free from any bad after eff—t. Cocaine and Calorific Fluid used for ordinary extractions, which dwavs deadens, ami sometimes completely annuls, pain. S. MYE 11 S AX D CO., "DkN'TAL StUi'JKONS, OCTAGON, nCNKDTN. COM M B IiCIA L. Lake Coi'.viy Press Ofvwv., January 19. 1833 At the racecourse on Friday list Mr Morgan O'Mena ottered several vehicles on account of Mr Mafhieson, ot the American Carriage Factory. Bidding was not spirited, and only two were quitted at moderate prides. Mr Morgan O'Meara reports having held a sale of horses at Arthur's Point on Saturday last, on account of Messrs Monck and M'lnnes. Shotover. Tlw offers at auction did not reach the reserve prices, but afterwards the auctioneer disposed of the lot. privately to Mr .T V. Smith at a satisfactory figure. At the name timo the auctioneer offered the property known as Bell's Farm : there bein<,' no buyers present, the pioperty was passed in. SJ. C. Totiiira Weekly Sapart. 0. C. Tothill (Inverciireill) reports of his Monday's sale us follows : There was a f tir catalogue of all kinds of produce. Attendance was cood and values same, every lot neinir tage-lv com peted for Dry oro-.d.reds, <|d *o 5d per lb. Merinos, -4-f<I to 5d per lb. Wool. --I offered and sold a small catalogue, prices b' in:; far higher than a month ago. One hale Jfßcrossbred, 7W; t>vo bales do.. 7?d ; one bale do., 7!jd. A huge lot ot bags, locks, pieces, etc., sold at from 3d to 3Jd. Rihbitskins.—Several large lots sold, pi ices heiiitr 7;} d, 4;,' d, and 2^rl,