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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10454, 1 November 1904, Page 3

New Seasons MILLINERY Now On View at If Eal lil&ip UUIIII 11 7 DIRECT IMPORTER OF Drapery, Millinery, and Fancy Goods IS NOW OPENING UP THE YOUR EARLY INSPECTION IS RE SPEICTFULLY SOLICITED. CHOICE' NOVELTIES IN Paris Model Hats Now On View at the BEEHIVE CORNER OF MARY STREET, THAMES IMPORTED Trimmed Millinery. Our First Shipment of Trimmed Millinery Ex " WAIWEEA" Is now Marked Off, and we respectfully invite inspection. Ladies' Trimmed Hats from 10/6 to 25/-. If Us HH HP™ HH a H PS BJj © tfJfc f^ liP 'li? lb I^l Qv IMPORTERS. Save Your Eyes. JSJZE 4C&£ AJSD HEADACHE, A. badly fitting pair of glasses will cause both the above troubles. It would bo better that you didn't wear glasses afc all than have inferior i onesCome to me and I will Test Your Eyes Free of Charge, I WILL ALte'O FIT YOU WITH: GLASSES AT FROM 2s Gd to 30a PER, PAIR. Beware of Quacks, T.-A. W.'nICHOLSON, Pharmaceutical' Chemist (By Exam.), Pollen Street, Thames. New Goods Just Received —AT— !■ wMTEHEAD £ SON 8 LARGE SHIPMENTS OF -ENGLISH .AMD AMERIOAnI^D COLONIAL JIADEf Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Ladies' Buttoned Boots and Shoos—Latest Style—Louiss Heels'. Ladies' Bar Sho'iis iiii great variety—very neatGents' Balmorals, Buttoned Boots and lfemotfs all «haiK® and fitting. iTonuis and Bawling Shoes just arrived. Many of fcheso'nnd oilier lines Uaive boon made to our special order. GIRLS', BOYS', AJS'D CHILDREN'S BOOTS' AlM> SHOES—Bigmer As. sortinent than over. cc M. Whitehead and Son, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers and Importers.