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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 124, 5 November 1901, Page 3

rJV,*- *** l ffft^4Mp'lMqft(Q|gp9N* l 4^t^£)ggp«. Hoticea. THECOBNEB. .have now opened' out their -ne <v''<*&ods, AND RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ~ ; very Department:now StockedswithJLste^NqveJJte Nj h,w_ rnmnml and Untrtmmed MUtnery, Flower*, Feathpra, fW. mo-it., I Ribbms Mr d Laces Bk>u«e Silks aad rcerfet'd RaNrns, New Or rs Mat crisis. New Kd, Silk, and F-liiio Gloves, ini»tiad«« and Umbrellas. Novelti-s in Chiff >n, Lace, and Uebk Frills and rves, fematitched and Eitibroid«red Handkerchiefs. Our House Department ha.jiistb-en replenished with «ntrrlmfc I -ctioti of F 'orcliths and Linoleums, Carp't*, Mattmgs and Squares, Lft < tiins, anil Cart in Muslins bv the yard, Plu Cretonnes Heirth Rags ift ■ol, Tapestry and W Hinder. Ttb'e Li..-n*. Sheeting* and Ctiicoes, 100 >d Jen (a «reat bargiin). Is 9d, 2s 6d,-3i lid, 4<j Gd, 6i 6d, fis'od p«?d«i«i,'£«bla vera and Piiuted Tabling*. A b»a>Uifal seleoihn of Gents' Tennis and Dreas Shirks, FeltflaH, Tips.Cbllar*, './•ac-8, unci Underclothing G 1 dit .ne B £•., Pon-nian'avtx. *«d Travelling Bug*. ioa'd, Boyd', and Youthu''Clothing unapproaoiiable for'»*laa.J Chester Bros* & Goldsmith An Important Engagement open ou SEPTEMBER 21sr a DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT ider the able management of a First Class Dressmaker and Fitter, MftH Ham. of • siiiMiH, who h.s ju.-t returned from Dunedin after some time spent in studying ••• _.-cieui.fa , t.nj r mak.s arid urtisM'c *chiev-rae.,ts of her profession. We feci ■•irti.us.il in reclaims, n.g Mia- H A (iB a- a first-class dressmaker, who will giva v i« sa'i,fictirin, a-id *1 o.dera euuus.ed to her will be oxeauUak ia cwei aeirti Cytes, .yurftot fit. aud finish. OUR NEW/DRESS MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS <■ all -the very latest, have now arrived, an 1 ne a Wise Ladies wanting oortuvxvt'hi He coming as .-on t<> choo>e their materials and ,bo k orders at once, and avoid lh« ush and d saj.poiptmeut after the seasou boa started^ All prices Very Moderate- -first booked first made. A.RTHUR JQtfES AND CO During the Next Pour Weefcs t. mtherson; CASH BOOT SHOP, [LEAKING SALE of these Lines to make room for New Stock— Six doz pairs of Men's Beat Watertight Boots, usual price 16s 6d, reduced 12* 6 i Three duz pairs Men's Best Watertight Bluohers, usual .priee 19a 6d, reduced! 8s lid Four doE pairs Men's Good Quality Kip Balmorals, usual prioe 13a 6d, radu t-i 8i lid One doz pairs Leather Slip, u*ual price, 5s 6d, reduced to 8s 64 1 wo doz Men's C .r me Bslm.'r&ls, uaurfl price 14* 6d, reduced to lis 9d One d z Tan Lea hr Walking Shoes, usunl price 7s 65, reduced tsSc Two d' z Ladies' Plimsoles, usual prioe4s*6l. reduced to 3s 9d 'Li'iies' (Jiirome Walking Shoes, usual price 7s 6d, reduced to S* : 6d Many other lines reduced too numerous to mention. If you want to-ftncourfcga local industry gob your boots or shows Jftade 'to r or>Sat

THE CASH BOOT SHOP CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUT fcLOP-MADE ONES ELSBWHBBE, BOOT REPAIRING T&ADE, Bring your old T&otaand Shoes tons- Don't consider wh»r» yo» bought t'befll Gat them repaired iu tbo oheapeat and best ahop in Wainsto. HAND SEWN BOOTS MADE TO MEASURE A SPECIALTY. T. McPHERSON, <JUEEN STREET, WAIMATE. THE INHABITANTS OF SOUTH CANTERBURY ARI INVITED TO SUPPORT THEIR OWN INDUSTRIES. H. B. KIRK, MANUFACTURER,] "3 prpfaredto take and snpply Orders to any extent-fa tiw *ollowfn* Uw>a,- ■ MAG HINE DOU3LE-PRESSED BRICKS OF Hr&HEST SBWER "PIPES ASD SANITARY APPLIANCES <Balfc*glrt;edJ. FARMERS' FIELD PIPES AND GARDEN TILBS. AIR-BRK3KS AND CHIMNEYPOTS, 1G9,-QO9 BRICKS READY FOR BELfV£RY % MANUFACTORY Asß VFFIGB »» ** WUJM& ROAI% TlHAfctfrS