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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10380, 5 December 1912, Page 3

/^J^fpSIF Good News Travels Fast; H HETHERINGTONS | ||P§^ Annual Gift Hale § *» v a Given the same keen values in Drapery that have characterised our past Xmas q Sales and in addition a handsome, ornamental and useful present from the S ■ ■ ■ _ . wt B^ 10s or 20s GIFT TABLBJ U You simply come in and make your purchase with us. If you spend 10s you M O choose a gift from the 10s taole. If you spend 20s a choice awaits you at the 20s 11 table- .■:-..■■ " 11 The Goods have "been personally chosen by us and make up a novel and delight- §J 2* ■ fularray- ,■' . ....'. ... ■■': ' ... ■ ■ U^ 25,, You may even wish to give a present at 'Xmas yourself. It will cost you noth g. if; ing il you shop with us. . S m n I Hetheringtons Ijiinited | H~ " Where the Good Values are " ||. ft POLLEN STREET : THAMES It o>i^oE3ox=ao£=iojca[Oi=aoEOi=xoEaox=xc E=aou=3o^

M. LYNCH Draper & Costumier, Pollen St. Thames A Fine Showing 1 of Ready-to-wear Goods Theire is distinction in these SMABfT TAILORED COSTUMES' and ONE! PEIICE DEESSEiSf—esceptiontally well clufc combined) with «Kciuisiv& Styles make these Ready-to-Weara equal to the VeryHHgheafc Grade Made to Order. They ate hx all the Newest Shades tod Material*. May we »how them'to you. At the Prices *& feel sure they ■■will appeal to you. STEP IN AND INSPECT THEM. YOU WON'T BEI ASKED TO BftfY. Panama Hats Genuine hand made panamag, made entirely by the natives of South America, at their own bonrm. They are plaited into shape and therefore do not lose the ape by getting wet, like the imitations. When buying a panama see that it is stamped "Genuine Native Hand-made" FUR FELT HATS, MEN'S BOATERS, TWEED CAPS J.BMTES Gent's Mercer : Pollen St. Near King's Theatre 1 rOUCMS COlD'tf m % rAUCHS CO(/>« ■ ■ _^fcM \*** AMD ' H - AND ** B_ *"'

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