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Thames Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 5396, 13 May 1886, Page 3

Drapery -„ '!"* # * Itead tfftfo Advertisement-— * S. S. FORSAITH RETURNS his best Thanks to those Friends and the Public who have patronised him during the short time he has opened the little Shop next to Mr Hail's, Owen street, Grahamstown. ■■■■'„ S.S.F. will continue togi»e satisfaction by selling articles of Good Quality at REDUCED PRICES. This he is able to do, his expenses being so small. HABERDASHERY, HOSIERY, CALICOES, SHEET* INGS, CRETONNES, FLANNEL, BLANKETS, SHIRTINGS, UMBRELLAS, Ac, &o. ATaiiety of Makes in CORSETS, very Cheap. S S.F. solicits Inspection of OUR OWN MAKE Large Sise CRIMEAN arid FLAX SHIRTS; also, FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT on all Porchases of ss; slstill Larger Allowance on Parcels of 20s and upwards. MARK ADDRESS:—NEXT Mr HALL'S, Grahamstown. Hottbs of Business—B.3o a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturdays to. 10 p.m. Closed on Thursdays 1 p.m.. (except when a general holiday during the week). Drapery "l>rapery Winter Drapery „ And Clothing. Autumn & Winter, -;.' 1886. E.G.BOON - TSnowsbowing bis WINTER STOCK o, SI M ftt nOTI flfftAll 1 DRAPERY and CLOTHING, and as \J • MM V % lit 11U g1» Vll his Imports are large, 'including many , SPECIALITIES AKD NOVELTIES draw the attention In every department, he would ask his Gusto- ? v of the Ladws to his mere and the Public to call early and inspect -rriTTScm TvTCDT »V the same. JD XiXD 1 JUAo JrJDil X Dress Department. of TN this Department I have a very beautiful ||T • ... . . 1 Selection, and an exceedingly Large WWl|t|Al* Stock of Dress Tweeds, Ottoman Joules, Jer If llllvl sey Cloths, Ottaman Cords, Gleneffer Tweeda, -■«•■■# and All-Wool Cheviots, &c, &c, in all the IVi 111« II AV*¥T leading shades. iff II IlllCl J ) THE CELEBRATED Louie Velveteen, costing of the In All New Shadm, YERST LATEST IN ENGLISH AND DRESS and MILLINERY PLUSHES, a COLONIAL STYLES. Full Range of Winter Shades; Striped PEKIN PLUSH andBILKS, an assortment ,■""""" of Shades in this Fashionable Trimming. THB millinery. Dress Department with a Choice Assortment of Ladies' and for winter wear, with Pluses, Botsle Children's HATS, in all the Latest Styles, for Valvets, Velours, &0., &0., to the Winter Season. .; match for trimmings. MANTLES, Ladies' 4 Children's ULSTERS \ (All Sizes), JACKETS, JERSEYS, VELVETEENS! andFUROAPES. VELVETEENS ! special- VELVETEENS ! StOCkinette JaCketS, Plain and Brocaded in the Fashionable ' ''■ . _ .. .. _ . ; Shades. Very Fashionable—Large Assort- „,»„,.„« ment just Opened. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JBRSIES Ladie»'ifc ChiIdrens'MACKINTOSHES—a in Black and Colored. Great Variety. A Great Variety of — \,7~ * * Stockinette & Ottoman Cloth The Manchester JACKETS. IS now well Stocked with all the Begfc /; -^— . Makes of Calicos, Flannels,. Blankets, _L /-|^___«si Ticks, Sheeting, Table Damasks, Towelinge, JB XL¥ L/apeS,! and all other Household Requisites. Flir GfliDeS • CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Fur Capes! IS now fully stocked with a Large In Black, Brown, and Grey. All sfeei. Assortment of New Zbaiabd —— KAIAPOI CLOTHING in Men's, fg-The aboTe are Special Line* for YbHtbs', and Boys' Clothing iv. all Autumn and Winter Season, and are marked the newest shapes. off. at a small adyance on cost. Boys' Jersey Suits, and. Men's Football 8. H. wishes to draw special attention to his Jerseys and Hose-ALarge Variety. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. A Large Assortment of Gents' HATS, : n " .' _"i T ry tt> it aTIT "W HOSIERY, TIBB, COLLARS, and 6CAKF3 »PLEJN V 1 V VA U U J3- > just opened up for the Winter Trade. In Men's, Youtbe', and Boys Suits^ in Uolo.- ■* . . Dial and English Tweeds Men's, Youths', «T FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT and Boys' Jorseys, and a general ••• FOB CASH. sortment of Men s Mercery. NOTB THB ADDBKBJ— , t 'mmmm M €}. MtmOW S. UETHEEINGTON, Draper and Clothier, STfiEET> POLLEN STREBT, 6HORTLA3SD. \ ___„ . Hotels NOTICE rr\O pHE y ADIESI r>AVFD LINDSAY. OTICE J.O J-HE ijADIEJ3i VA.VID L,L>xiJaAi., — — Latb of the Nosthben Club , Dining .' Mrs GLOVER, " Eo0"' 1 AlMra^ MABYSTEEET. ' ATOKLAND. , \\; OULD inTifce the Ladies of the Thames * »EGS to return hi* sincere Thanks to h" W to cell an«i IKSPSOT ber Stbok of 1> Numerous Friends and the Public generally for the »cry extensivo patron-ge he has IVTiOTIT IrnOnQ received for the last* four years; and in doing JJ* K> W KA \J\J\AtZf 80 wonlfs i o f OTlB tDem tnat he has taken over SUITABLE.FOR THE CO MING SEASON, the Qubbn's Hoxbi, Corner of Albertstreet which she has just OPENED UP. and Queen street Thames, wherehe will carry It comprises- on business on these principles, tw. : NEW DRESS GOODS, VELVETEENS, CLEANLINESS, GOOD BEDS, GOOD HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, and TABLE, anu OIVILITY. MILLINERY TiiIMMINGS, FLAN- "—— NELS, SHIRTINGS, CALICOS, Goo'l Stabling, and none but the best brands SHEETINGS, LONG NET CUR- of Wines and Spirits kept on the premises. TAINS; also, a Large Assortment of One of Alcock's best Billiard Tables on the Scotch Extra superfine and Alloa premises, TARNS; Saxony and Shetland WOOLS, - —— CREWBL WOOLS and SILES, &o. N.B.—Havirg transferred my late business —— to my son, Thomas Lindsay, mv usual ousto* ALL GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE iS^A^tHi^&Z .. l'-nue t0 faTOr hl'm with yOU* P^*oll^** 5 per cent. Discount for Cash. Thlime *' Mft ' 3rd«lßß6* . NOTE THE ADDRESS- ANTED KNOWN-Waste Paper for ifMt* C a 14Mt*€*§* Bsl°at the FvimiHO Btab Offloe MARY STREET, THAMES, ly/fEMORANDAS and LETTER HEAD. Opposite thb Thames Hospital. ill. INGS, in a style unsnrpr -sed, at th* " KTWiog Star Oflot . , . „