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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1678, 20 May 1874, Page 1

AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. SPLENDID SELECTION OF NEW DKAPERY. IN consequence of the Large Stocks, and on account of the depressed state of trade, the undersigned has been enabled to buy his Winter Stock of Drapery much below imported prices, and can therefore offer BARQ-AINS e^ual to any other House in the Trade. Special Attention is Directed to the Following Lines of General Drapery and Dress Materials, A New and Large Lot of WINSEH S, from 6|d. per s yard—a Great Bargain. Heal All-Wool FRENCH MERINOS in all Shades, from Is. 9|d. Plain and Fancy SATIN CLOTHS ; LUSTRES, Black and Colored, &c, &c. A Choice Lot of BLACK SILKS, Bought very much Under Price Blue Diagonal CLOTHS, for Polonaise, &c. WATERPKOOF and MELTON" CLOTHS, iix Various Colors WOOLLEN SHAWLS, in Great Variety ;>, Good and Cheap SHIRTINGS and SKIRTINGS BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and PLAIDING^S Embroidered FELT SKIRTS, in First-class Colors One Case Fox Patent Paragon SILK UMBRELLAS—a Great Bargain. The Millinery Department Is Complete in all the NEWEST SHAPES in^HATS and BONNETS, &c. A Splendid Selection of FLOWERS, FEATHERS, and TRIMMINGS An Excellent Choice of RIBBONS, in all the New Colors—Plain, Watered and Fancy. ' A Large Variety in Winter Hosiery; Waterproof Cloaks, Ladies' Jackets, in the Various Fashionable Materials; ALarge Lot of other Goods, Including Ladies' Underclothing and Infants' Department, too numerous to advertise. . —■ ' ■■■:. i.L-: ;- JAMES EEID confidently appeals to the public as he always has endeavored to serve them ■well, and not to do what i» called a " chance " trade. He does not intend leaving the Thames; and therefore desirea to keep bis business. This, he feels, he can only do by studying to serve his customers honestly, and give as good value, as can be obtained. . «^° NOTE TKE ADBEES6— JAMES BE ID, BROWN STEEET, GEAHAMSTOWN. ALWAYS SELLING OFF AT PEICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION WITH ANY WHOLESALE OE EETAIL HOUSE ON THE THAMES. . ALL GOODS MASKED IN PLAIN FIGUEES FOE COMPARISON. j Ex Anazi, Queen of the Age and Norham Castle, a Large Shipment WINTER GOODS. M. H. AIRET. Or* CASES & BALES; the following are a few of the many leading O\_/ lines: — Fancy Dress Materials in Japanese Silks, Silk Warps, Satin Cloths, Serges; also, Waterproof and other Dress Materials in Costumes French Merinos, in all shades; a special cheap line in all colours at 2s 3d Welsh, Lancashire, and Saxony Flannels, from lid 100 pairs of Witney Blankets, from 18s 6d to 403 ; 2 cases of Aberdeen and Bradford Winceys, from 6|d to 2s 6d 3 cases of Crimean and Wincey Shirtings, from Is 6d to 3s Horrock's, Lancashire, and Wet Wove Shirtings, from 4s 6d per dozen One case of Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets A large assortment of Infant's Silk Hats, from 4s 6d; Pelisses, Flannel and Merino Embroidered Squares and Cloaks The MILLINEEY DEPAETMENT is replete with all the new shapes of Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments Mantle Velvets, Coloured Silk and Terry Velvets, Plaid Velvets, Black and Cold. Satins A choice stock of Fox's Patent 12-Eib Silk Umbrellas and Ladies ditto. from 9s One case Saxony Wool Shawls, Paisley Long and Plain Scarlet and Blue Squares A large assortment in Winter Hosiery Balbriggan Cotton Hose, from 6d to 3s; Heather Merino, Lamb's Wool, Aberdeen Knit, &c. One case Fancy Woollen Goods, in Clouds, Cross Overs, Turbans, Ties, Bootees, &c. Alloa Yarns and Fingerings A superior assortment of MEN'S CLOTHING, consisting of Black Morning Coats, Silk Mixed Pagets, D.B. Galetea Coats, Tweed Trousers, and Trousers and Vests, Boys'and Youths'Ol6<hJ»g in every variety} ais0 } Eeal Mackintosh Goats, warranted Waterprobf, TO OPEN BY MAIL. ■ . i ■ . ■ ■ Black Gro de Ehins, from 3s lid to 8t; Black Vac Laces, Josephine Kid Gloves, Black Watered Eibbons. NOTE THE ADDEESB— M. H. AIREY, POLLEN-STREET, SHORTLAND, BOEOUGH Of THAMES. 6827-tc