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Thames Star, Volume XXII, Issue 6749, 5 December 1890, Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICE! MONS T E R Closing Sale. CENTRALISING BUSINESS. Closing Grahamstown Premises. E. G. BOON BEGS to announce to tbie PUBLIC that having completed EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS to the MARY STREET PREMISES, he now intends to CENTRALISE HIS BUSINES THERE, and CLOSE THE GRAHAMSTOWN SHOP. E> Or- B. "will Hold a MONSTER CLEARING SALE. AND THE WHOLE OF THE Orahamstown Stock OF Drapery, Millinery, Clothing, &0«, (fee &C, Will be offered to the Public at Immense Reductions FOR CA.SH The Goods must be sold, therefore they will be Sacrificed at] Prices that will command a sale. Look-out for Bargains as this is a Realising Sale. Come Early for First Pick. DRESSMAKING DEPT. Having secured the services of a First-CIaSS Dressmaker, our DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT will be carried on as usual at the Mary street Establishment. Any favors entrusted to our care will be executed in the most competent and careful manner, combined with Good Fit, Style, and Moderate Price. eTgTboon, Central Cash Draper and Clothier, POLLEN and MARY STREETS, and at ALBERT STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. Sale Now On. M, WHITEHEAD a^a k NNOUNCES to his Customers and the Public BH| jl\. generally that he has received a Large and Varied ABB'Ttment of LADIES', GENTS', and CHILDREN'S *tfmr BOOTS and SHOES, ■ in LACED, BUTTONED, &o. 0:0:0 ' *" UZB- A. Splendid Assortment of Best COLONIAL-MADE BOOTS and :_... SHOES to fit All-Size Feet. English. andlGerman Boots and Shoes ■.' '■„-. MAD! SEWN FOR EASY WALKING. Foi Variety, QuaUty and Good-Fitting T3oots and Shoes, go to— _M. WHITEHEAD,— 'BOOTJBA.ND SHOE^MAKEti\ ANl> IMPOKTEE,