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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3137, 23 April 1883, Page 3

TDrapery. DAVIES and MURPHY, The Cash Drapers, BEG to state their First Shipment of Autumn and Winter Goods is Now Opened Dp. which we moy mention have been purchased direct from the looms, thus saving our customers two or three profits—the difference between the Manufacturers price, and the price the Consumer pay o - It is now five years since the Bon Marche was first opened, and during that time the demand for our goods has gone on and on increasing, until now there is not a house in !»outh Canterb ry where our goods, are not known. To the readers of this journal, we offer some startling value, particulars of which will be found below. SPECIAL VALUE IN WINTER DBSBB GOODS, AT THE BOH MARCHE. Qrf PIECES Homespun Twills. 5Jd yd; I Fancy Mixtures, Cheviot Homespuns for Autumn wear. 6fd. now colorings; Winter Serges, all shades, B|d yd; 27 Pieces Cheviot Homespun, all wool, 12|d per yard. HEAVY Colored Homespun Cloths. l/4jr yd, grand for wear; Abergeldie Tweeds, ]/6|d yd, all wool; Fancy Mixtures in Waldeck Checks, 1/9 yd; Navy Serges, lOfd yd, a bargain. CASHMERES, Cashmerette*, French Merinos, Plaids, Beiges, etc., in all colors. WE undoubtedly have One of the Largest, if rot ABSOLUTELY THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK IN SOUJH CANTERBURY. LADIES’ Costumes ExtraordinaryLadies’ Serge Costumes, Ladies’ Cashmere Costumes, All Wool French Merino Costumes, Bussell Cord Costumes, Lustre Costumes. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT, UNDER THE CHARGE OP ' MISS ;INNES. SPECIALITIES in Millinery Goods now being shown. Ladies’ and Children’s Hats and Bonnets, in all the leading shapes and materials. New Feathers, New Flowers, at lowest rates. LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING—SO doz Ladies’ Plain Chemises. Is 4Jd each ; 20 doz Ladies’ Tucked Drawers, la 4sd pair; Ladies’ Nights at 2/6 each—A Marvel. "VTEW COESETP, 50 varieties to select li from, Is Old pair upwards; Velveteens : Don’t miss" this opportunity. Permanent Blue Black Velveteen. Is 91 yd. Our wonderful Velveteens at 2/6 yd, suitable for mantles or costumes : guaranteed to wear well. WE are, now Felling a really good 2 button Black Kid Glove at 1/11; Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves, lined,'2 buttons, If- pair. OVERSTOCKED IN HOSIERY Ladies’ Ribbed Merino Ho«e, 9fd pair; Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, dark colors, ]/• pair; Children’s L.W. Fox, 4|d pair. BLACK SILK FRINGE, 3in wide, 3|d yd—a great bargain; Bone Mantle Buttons, 2d doz ; Bone Ulster Buttons, 2d dozen, worth IfNEW MANTLES 1 New Ulsters! New Dolmans ! Best value ever offered ; Ladies’ Black Cloth Jackets, fully trimmed, 6/11 each ; Ladies’ Heavy Tweed Ulsters, from 4/11 each. A _ T DAVIES AND MURPHY’S, The Bon Marchd—Durable Silk Umbrellas, steel frame, ivory handle, 3/6 each ; Durable "ilk Umbrellas, horn handles, 4/11 —a great job. NBLEACHED CALICO, 3/3 doz. free from dress; Horrockse’s Calico, 3/11 doz; Crewdson’a Calico, heavy make, 5/6 doz ; 8 x 4 Unbleached sheeting, BJd yd ; Bx 4 Unbleached Fheeting, l>'|d yd ; 72in. White Twill Sheeting, yd ; also, superior at Is 4Jd yd ; 9 x. 4 White Blankets, 7/11 pair; 11x4 White Blankets, larse size, 18/9 pair ; Colored Blankets, 7/11, 8/9, 9/6, 10/9— splendid value. AXONY FLANNEL, lOfdyd ; Welsh Flannel, heavy make, IOJd yd ; Scarlet Flannel, 124 d yd. ■) OASES HONEYCOMB QUILTS, to be J Fold Cheap; 9x 4 Honeycomb Quilts, /II ; 10 x 4, large size, 5/6 each. HEMP CARPETS, yd ; Tapestry Carpets 2/6 yd. new designs ; Yarn Slips, 2a each ; 4x4 Floor Cloth, 1/3J yd, 4x4 Heavy Quality, 1 / 10J yd. STRUNKS BOOTS, bought by Public tender, which we shall offer at )ut half the usual price. Ladies’ E.S, I Boot*. 3/11, going fast; Ladies’ E.S. 1 Boots, sewn soles, 5/11, a wonder; h'es E.S. l evant Boots, 6/11, grand boot the Winter. MEN’S BLUCHERS,Bs ; Men’s Nailed Balmorals, 11/9; Men’s K .S. Nailed Boots, 12/9, hard to beat. WINTER CLOTHING. Men’s and Boys' Mercery, etc. 37 Case* New Clothing how opened up. Latest Styles and Patterns. A few quotations only can be given in this limited space. PAIR Men’s Heavy Tweed Trousers, 8/9; 100 Pair Men’s Nelson Tweed Trousers, durable, 10/6 pair; 79 Pair Strong Tweed Trousers and Vest, 13/6 ; 84 Tweed Trousers and Vests, superior goods, 16/6. Kr* MEN’S GALATEA SUITS, 27/6, OhJ worth 39/; 48 Men’s Paget Suits, 39/, newest patterns ; Men s Serge Suits, 21/6d. y MEN’S Sao Tweed Coats, 11/9, wear j resisting ; also a quantity at 12/9, g fast; 72 Men’s Paget Coats, 16/9; of Men’s Black Worsted Sao Coats, , worth 30/-; Men’s Pilot Coats, 14/9 aaa BOYS’ Trouser Suits to select OU U from at 16/9, 19/6, 22/6 ; 250 Boys’ Knioker Suits in every style, lowest quotations ; Men’s Stable Vests, 12/6 each, sold elsewhere at 17/6. MEN'S Flax Shirts, lljd, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 each ; Men’s Heavy Tweed Shirts, 1/11, 2/6. 3/3, lined backs ; Men’s White Liuen Shirts, 3/11, 4/11, a perfect fit; 47 doz. Black and White ."hurts to be cleared at 2/6, usual price 3/11. na DOZEN Men’s Brown Cotton Sox j o 3 pairs for 1/- ; 32 doz, Men’s [ Alloa Sox, 9d pair ; 40 doz. Merno Fox, If- ; pair well-finished Men’s Flannel i Undershirts. 3/9 ; Men’s Cotton Drawers. 2/3; Men’s Cotton Undershirts, 1/11, heavy quality. LADIES can purchase to better advantage than at any other establishment in Canterbury, and frequently express their astonishment at the money saved by buying from the Cosh Drapers, DAVIES AND MURPHY, THE BON MARCHE, NEXT TIMARD HOTEL.