Drapery NEW WIN TEE DRAPERY ! KKW WINTER MILLINERY J NX W "VV INTER CLOTHING! Todies' and Childben'b NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. 8. HETHERINGTON INVITES speciul attention to his NEW 1 and FASHIONABLE STOCK of Winter Drapery, MILLINERY -AND C L O THING. ! Also— To a'LARGE ASSORTMENT of LADIES and CHILDREN'S BOOTS-^SHOES. Having made extensive additions and improvements to his Shop and Show Rooms, he is prepared to a Larger Trade, having greater facilities for serving, with more convenience to Customers. S. H. has Opened, during the past Month, unusually HEAVY SHIPMENTS for all Departments, a'l of which have been Carefully Selected and bought in the CHEAPEST MARKETS. Great; attention has been given to the Quality of the G-oods, as also to be able to give all Customers really good value for money. THE DRAPERyIePARTMENT. Is Well Stocked with NEWGO 0 D S, Fashionable this Season. CHEAP NEW DRESS MATERIALS. Cheap Wi'iceySj-frdm sld per yard Cheap French Merinos, from Is 6d per yard Cheap New Blankets and Shawls Cheap Flannels Heavy Makes of Welsh Flannels, from Is %<\ per yard THE CLQTHING~DEPARTMENT. Is well Assorted with •/. MEN'S, YOUTHS' & BOYis' NEW WINTER CLOTHING. Men's Heavy TWEED TROUSERS, " from 7s 6d Per Pair. Men's Winter TROUSERS nnd VEST, from 17s 6d. THE MILLINERY STOCK IN NEW SHOW ROOM This winter, is a much LARGER Assortment and Q-reater Variety thun any former season since we commenced Business hi present Premise?. NEWEST STYLES IN FELT, PLUSH, VELVET, BEAVER, AND STRAW BONNETS, AND HATS. NEW MILLERNERY MATERIALS In all the New Colours and DIFFERENT SHADES * to match Dresses ac worn this winter. NEW JACKETS. NFW WATERPROOFS. NEW PLAIN AND FANCY SKIRTS. NEW MI/D PRINCESS ROBES, &c, &c, &c. NEW BOOT AND SHOE -DEPARTMENT. Ladies' and Chiidben's BOOTS AND SHOES of the best Engiish Ind Colonial Manufactube. S. H. desires to return his sincere thflnks to t'i9 Themes inhabit: ils for the very liberal and extensive support accorded fo him since he commenced busine-s entirely on his own ac.'ount, and h? hopes that, by'strict attention to business, togother with keeping good articles and selling at Moderbte Prices, to continue to mCi't their confidence arid support. DRESS. HABIT,. yd MANTLE MAKING BONE ON THE PBEMISES. ' MotJBNING AND WEDDING OBDEBS Executed on the SHORTEST NOTICE. S, Hetherington, Pollen Stbeet., Gunsmiths Shooting Season, 1878EH §|| Iff It «f J ;- xn gill 111 !« I 1 ri : 3 ■until i* &*U* IMlfiJfl v ?i"ifs gl'l^ll 11 -life g 2jriKi?rii-,«..Jfi Gxtns Rebobed on tho " Choke Boro " system, arid guaranteed to t;ivo increased shooting qualities; • Established on the Thames, 1868. 2976
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2896, 28 May 1878, Page 3
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425Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2896, 28 May 1878, Page 3
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