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This advertisement for J. W. Hardy was published in The Valparaiso Review and it informs about a bookseller and importer of fancy goods establishment.

This advertisement for Riddell & Co. was published in The Star of Chile and it informs about the "newest goods, latest fashions, the finest selections, at the best value", offering apparel like hats, caps, shirts, scarfs, jackets, collars, etc.

This advertisement for Robert Swan, Wholesale and Retail, was published in The Star of Chile and promotes their "Teas, Wines, Liquors, and General Groceries of best quality" as well as their imported coffee from Costa Rica.

This advertisement for Sasteria and Roperia was published in The Valparaiso and West Coast Mail and it informs about an establishment that offers different apparel articles for men at an accessible price. This ad is also entirely written in Spanish.

This advertisement for Sucesion fr Tomas Riddell was published in The Star of Chile and it informs about an establishment that offers the "largest and choicest selection of English drapery goods in Chile"

This advertisement for Underwood Typewriter was published in The Star of Chile and states that it is "the only visible writer that is at all times visible".

This advertisement for Casa Inglesa H.M. Manus was published in The Star of Chile and promotes sailor suits for boys and girls. It has two headquarters, in Valparaiso and Santiago.

This advertisement for The English Stores was published in The Star of Chile and it informs about their variety of gent's dressing gowns, bath wraps, silk, and wool pajamas, and their specialty in English and American boots and shoes for gents and…

This advertisement for W. D. Vaughan & Co. was published in The Valparaiso Review and it informs about the store's great variety of teas and how they were all "blended in London and sold in this country exactly as used at home".

This advertisement for W. G Panton & Co. was published in The Valparaiso Review and it informs about the store's role as "booksellers, stationers, new agents and importers of fancy goods."