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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15922, 10 September 1923, Page 2

JAP CREPE JUST LANDED A SPLENDID LINE OF WASHING CREPE IN THE FOLLOWING SHADES: Vieux Rose 11-1 Per Yard. The Price Is Low The Quality High. Some Are On Show In The Window. CALL IN AND EXAMINE THE LINE CRITICALLY—YOU’LL BUY. THE DRAPERS, “Where the Good Values Are.” THAMES.

BARGAINS ARE BETTER!! SAVINGS ARE BIGGER!! AT GEO. MARTIN’S Huge Winter Sale This event of events in the Shopping World, still continues to strew Bargains round with unusual lavishness. But, like ail other good things, it must come to an end one of these days. See that tre Sale does not close before youVe had YOUR share of the Bargains Come to-day, to-morrow and the next day, and you’ll stiil find fresh economies, bigger savings and better opportunities offering each succeeding day. QEO. MARTIN, CORNER OF POLLEN AND COCHRANE STREETS. THAMES. m W li mm mm Ms sees JIT HEN buying his school <Bag make certain that your purchase will m SiMi [«/ withstand the rough usage it will he sure 'to receive . • MflifliPi Stocks hers offer a full range from which it will to cm tmy matter to make your purchase. A. J. BROKENSHIRE Stationer & Bookseller THAMES «mbi w <ijj

'jeo. Uullen and Co. have a large All Nations glad and varied assortment of Ladies ,School Rulers assisting Plain Black and Coloured Cashmere^ 111 and Goodwlll toward Men * fc Hose; great value.-Advt varnished braas edsa ’ etc - “ a -