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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 899, 8 April 1891, Page 2

The Bee-Hive. >\ '.;/ : ... ■ ■■■ ■ . . ■ •' '< , ; h 1 1 '•'•■ FOR DRAPERY and OLOTHING'* TRY h e tee V" J. ' '■';/" Bee-Hive | Drapery Store, I HIGH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE. SECOND TDARCEL • ECOND «fc AROEL l i ■ SECOND "DARGEL I • ECON'D Jt^ARCEL l J AUTDMN AND WINTER 1891. SEASONS 1891. Cm T>URGESS Has much m X« J3 Pleasure m Advertis ing the Arrival of A SECOND PARCEL of NEW SEASON'S GOODS, which with the Parcel already shown makes a most . GRANDLY ASSORTED j Stock to choose. from. ; The dispatch with which he has cleared Many of the Line 3 m the First Parcel, proves that the VALUtfi he is giving this season ia fully appreciated and his future efforts will be directed to that end. The Parcel just to hand com prises the following amopg other lines too numerous to mention j— COTTON, UNION, and ALL WOOL SHIRTINGS. CALICOES, HOLLAND. DIAPER SHEETINGS, SILESIAS. ENGLISH & FLANNELS & COLONIAL BLANKETS. A Beautiful tlonvy Lin3 of FRENCH MKRINOS In Good Culours. Fancy DRS3S STUeFS, NEW GOODS, NEW SHADES. CORSETS. THE NEW CROSSINE. Patent Diagonal Hips, which are so made as to prove Unbreakable. This is a line worthy of inspection. A Special Delivery of SWISS EMBROIDERIES & INSERi'ION m New Patterns, the best value procuruble. — -o— fc\ft GROSS Dress Buttons m Shades <JV GROSS to match Dress Goode. — o — o — IN THE GENT'S HOSIERY DEPARTMENT I am showing New Ties, New Scarfs, Cotton and All Wool Shirts. Union Shirts i Merino Vests and Pants, Lambawool do. do., Metino and Lambswool Socks etc, m this department. Never BETTER VALUE was given. The Goods are a very serviceable olass and for value will be found Hard to Beat. SAMSON TD -E3 races In the above Department this Brace will be found. It is warranted to stand hard wear and tear. Also, a Splendid Line of India Rubber Belts. The above are only some of the Many Lines that are now bein<? Shown. Customers are invited to come and see the Goods, and satisfaction is guaranteed as 1 am now able to make up large parcels for little money. UHAS. T. BURGESS, I THE BEE-HIVE, Opposite The Court House, Southbridge.