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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 2567, 19 April 1922, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICE. BERNARD BROWN BERNARD BROWN LADIES' TEA ROOM. MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA SERVED DAILY. LADIES' TWEED COATS— N Newest shapes in Browns, Greys, Fawns and Mixtures. Cut prices. 52/6, 63/-, 84/BRITISH TWEEDS— for hard wear, in Grey, Brown ami Heather. 42 inches wide. 4/11 yard. TRANSPARENT DRESS NETS— for evening wear, in Black, White, Rose, Sky, Strawberry. 44 inches wide 3/6 yard. COLONIAL TWEEDS— All wool, 56 inches wide. All shades. 8/11, 10/6 yard. VELVETEENS— Keen value, All the new shades. ■ ..Cherry, Mole, Nigger, Saxe, Navy, Coffee, Chestnut. • \ 3/11, 4/11 yard. TAELE COVERS— 2\ and 3 yards by 2 yards. A complete range in Olive and Crimson. 32/6, 42/-, 52/BERNARD BROWN LEESTON.

| PURSER'S j L For Quality, Fit and I Fashion in / Footwear \ i you can pay more and / * get no better. «j £ you may pay the same £ i and not get as good. *\ | for comfort and 6 i durability they 1 | are unequalled. £ |all in and inspect for 1 i yourself. c G. W. PURSER I I HIGH STREET, LEESTON. 0 The original red seal buckskin trousers, known as the ivntearables, are oniei again <pn the market. There has never been a'better wearing working trouser than this. Good supplies stocked at Chapman's. 93 All classes of stylish printing executed at the Guardian office.