Drapery NEW WINTEE DEAPEEY ! NEW WINTEE MILLINEEY! NEW WINTEE CLOTHING! La-'in' £*sd Childbbn's NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. 8, BETHMINGTON TNYITES special attention to his NEW 1 and FASHIONABLE STOCK of Winter Drapery, MILLINERY AND QLOTH I N G. Also— To a LABGE ASSOETMENT of LADIES and CHILDREN'S BOOTS *r SHOESHaring made extensire additions and improTements to his Shop and E'iow Rooms, he is prepp rd to a Larger Trade, haxing greater faoUUies for sen ing, with more convenience to Customers. S. H. has Opened, during the past Month, unusually HEAVY SHIPMENTS for all Departments, a 1! of which have been Cirejully Selected and bou~ht in the CHEAPEST MAEKETS. - Great atteotion has been given to the Quality of (be Goods, as also to be able to give all Customers re Uy good value for money. THE DRAPERyIePARTMENT. Is Well Stocked with IT E W G 0 0 DS, Fashionable this Season. CHEAP NEW DEESS MATEEIALB. Cheap W;«?ceys; from s*d per yard Cheap French Merinos, from Is 6d j er yard Cheap New Blankets and Shawls Cheap Flannels Heavy Makes of Welsh Flannels, from Is per yard THE CLOTHINcTdEPARTMENT. 1b weU Asc .rted with MEN'S, YOUTHS' & BOYS' NEW WIJNTEK CLOTHING. Men's Heavy TWEED TROUSERS, :"■ om 7a 6 i Per Pair. Men's Wider TR'JUSERS and VEST, from J.-7b 6d. THE MILLJiYEEY STOCK IN NEW SHOW BOOM This winter, is a much LARGER Assortment and Greater Variety (ban any former season sin a we commenced Businees in prennt Premises. NEWEST STYLES IN FELT, PLJSH, VELVET, BEAVEE, AND STEAW BONNETS, AND HATS. NEW MILLERNERY MATERIALS I*i all the New Colours and DIFFERENT SHADES to match Dresses as worn thie winter. NEW JACKETS. NFW WATERPROOFS. NEW PLAIN AND FANCY SKIHTS. NEW DJLT PEINCESS EOBES, &c, «l'c., l&c. NEW BOOT AND SHOE DEP/^TMENT. Ladies' and Chiidben's BOOTS AND SHOES op the best English and Colonial Manufaotube. S. H. desires to return his sincere thanks to the Thoracs inhabitants for- the very liberal and extensive support accorded to him since he commenced business entirely en his own account, and be hopes that, by Btrict attention' to busiresß, together w'th keeping good arlie'es and selling at Moderate Prices, to continue to merit their confidence and support. DRESr, HABIT," i nd MANTLE MAKING DOSE ON THE PEEMISKS. MOTJBNING AND WEDDING ObDEBS Executed ojjt the SHORTEST NOTICE. S, Hetfierington, POLLBM SIBEET. Guiismiths Shooting Season, 1878. b §|| iff It «iI c 1-H2all .*i a ::l HH §T3izs«§ W§l *2 gS.'ga gfis^iti P — i" iiffiffilffilli °, Il B4Hil!il|.lP •P3 shoJ-S-' 3 Sills SIgSS Qrvxd Rebobed on the "Choke Bore " system, and guaranteed to give increased shooting qualities; Established on the Thames, 1868. . 2976
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2898, 30 May 1878, Page 3
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