Cheshire Observer

Especially good Wines are now to be bad Lt r CLARET. be had .t very modemte prices owin to the a.bundant vintag-es*of'the lastfew ye&ref' abundant CHAMPAGNE. LEBEAU & Cu's 1893. 48/- PIER DOZEN xitrr CASH. A dry Wine of excellent quality, shipped by Messrs. Moet & Chandon. THOS. WELSBY & CO. WINE MERCHANTS, BRIDGE STREET, CHESTER.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. ROYALTY THEATRE, J- CHESTER. Proprietor-MR. MILTON BODE. Resident Manager-CHAS. E. S. McLEOD. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Mr. MILTON BODE'S Company in "TOMMY ATKINS." MONDAY NEXT, October 28th, for Six Nights, THE SIGN OF TH E CROSS." Box Plan now open at the Theatre, and at HERBERT ELLIS', 71, Foregate-street. MUSIC HALL, CHESTER. A GRAND EVENING CONCERT (WITH EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIONS) will be given on the evening of MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH, AT 8 O'CLOCK. ARTISTES: MADAME ALICE ESTY. MISS MARION MACKENZIE. MR. J. LEYLAND. MR. WATKIN MILLS. MISS JANOTHA (Piano) MIsS SYLVA (Violin). MISS LAHMANN'S exquisite Song Cycle, "THE DAISY CHAIN," will be given in addition to the ordinary programme of Vocal and instrumental Music. Miss JANOTHA is Pianist to the German Emperor. Mi88 SYLVA liad a great reputation as a Violinist. ADMISSION Reserved Area, 4/ Reserved West Gallery, 3, iStde Galleries and Second Seats in Area, 2/ Upper Gallery, Is. The Plan is at PHILLIPSON & GOLDER'S, where also Programmes may be obtained. MUSIC HALL, CHESTER. GRAND CHARITY CONCERT, ON THURSDAY, NOV. 7TH, AT 8 P.M. "Proceeds in aid of Dunham Hill Church Restora- tion Fund. Matrons The Lord Lieutenant of the County, the Mayor of Cheater, the Duke and Duohess of Westminster, the Countess Grosvenor, &c. ARTISTES THE MISSES EISSLER (Harp and Violin). MRS. BURSTALL (Contralto). MISS TRAVIS (Soprano). MISS MARIE RAYNOR (Recitations). MR. A. M. PROCTOR (Baritone). MR. W. SHORT (Chief Horn Player in the King's Private Band). Accompanist: MR. C. H. HIBBERTT. Fancy Dance: MISSES MABEL DENSON & CLARA YOUNG. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. A. D. CHAMBRES, Trafford Lodge; Mrs. JAMES FROST, Boughton Hall, Chester; Miss HATES, Frodsham .Mrs. GEORGE OKELL, Manor House, harrow Mrs. ARTHUR POTTS, Tarvin; Mrs. W. F. SHILLITO, Dunham Hill Vicarage; Mrs. J. R. THOMSON, Bank House, Chester; and from Messrs. PHILLIP- BON & GOLDER'S, Eastgate Row, Chester. A plan of the hall may be seen at each of the above nouses. •PRICES OF ADMISSION: Numbered and Reserved 38 ts, log. (5 for E2 2s.); ts. (5 for £1 5s.); and 1 Uureeerved, 2s. 6d., 2s., Is. 6d., and Is. CHESTER PAXTON SOCIETY. ANNUAL EXHIBITION FRUITS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, &c., &c., TOWN HALL, CHESTER, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12TH & 13TH SCHEDULES may be had from Members of Com- mittee, or from G. P. MILN, Hon. Sec., Grosvenor Museum. CHESHIRE DAIRY FARMERS' ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL SHOW OF CHEESE AND BUTTER WILL BE HELD IN THE MARKET HALL, NANTWICH, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH AND 7TH. Entry Forms and Prize List may be had on application to Mr. T. PARSONAGIC, or the Secretary, F»- CHALLINOR, St. Oswald's Buildings, Chester. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ALL SAINTS', HOOLE. SALE OF WORK, IN WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS, HOOLE, ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27TH, In Aid of Sick Poor and other Parish Needs. The Sale will be Opened at 2-30, by GENERAL SWAINE, L.V., C.B. HOOTON PARK. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASES AND HURDLE RACES, PRlDAY & SATURDAY, NOV. 1ST & 2ND. FIRST RACE, 1.15 each day. ADMIS S ION TO COURSE, Is. Speoial Trains, see Railway Co.'s Bills. WIN CB CARDS, price 4d. (Book Cards, 6d.) each, Sell e Bold on the Course only by Official Card "'?ers. THE CHESTER UNITED GAS COMPANY. Attention is drawn to the advantages of GAS COOKERS. By their means Economy can be effected in three directions. A V I N GIN FUEL. Used when required and not wasted, is cheaper than Coal for Cooking. '1' LESS LOSS IN COOKING. 'T here is considerable loss of weight in the pro- j> of Cooking, particularly in the case of all ?tchera' Meat, but this loss is much less when a ? Cooker is used than with a Cmtl Range. G NO DIRT OR DUST. (4". Economy is effected with a Gas Cooker on of the entire absence of all ashes and dust.  ÇOOKERdY for use one minute attA er li4hting up, ?? can be regulated any ?on'"L ent to give whatever beat may be required. COOKERS ON QUARTERLY RENTALS, FROM 11- PER QUARTER.  GAS GRILLS. Cooker is not available. a Breakfast ?und invaluable for early breakfast. boil "S qr'llo ??? cook Chop, Ham or Bacon, and boil k'?.? tie or pan at the same time. COOKERS, GRILLERS. BOILING RINGS, ATER HEATERS, and other Apparatus, q be Been, and all particulars obtained at the Company's SIlOW ROOMS AND OFFICES, CUPPIN STREET. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO I HIER AL a& IN. LATE H £ ™TT QUMN VICTORIA. R. BOLLAND & SONS I CONFBCTIONB&S, EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. I CAFE AND SMOKE ROOM. WINES AND SPIRITS. COFFRE. CIGARS. BOLLAND'S TURTLE SOUP (prepared from fresh Turtle). CALVES' FEET JELLY. Highly recommended for Invalids. LUNCHEON HAMPERS. WEDDING CAKES. As supplied to the Royal Family. All Sizes kept in stock. Illustrated Catalogues Gratis. Ball Suppers. Wedding Receptions. CYCLISTS CATBBBD FOR. Customers' Cycles Stored without charqe. TELEGRAMS: "BOLLANDS, CHESTER." TELEPHONE, 37. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. I ST. OSWALD'S SALE OF WORK, I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH. PUBLIC NOTICES. MR. TUSHINGHAM and Family -HJL wish to thank their many kind friends for expressions of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement. 37, Princes-street. 1208 NOTICE. GREY FRIARS, CHESTER, Oct. 25th, 1901. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AS one of the Acting Partners in the Firm of AL LAMONT & SON, and wishing to retire from the Business of Cabinet Making and Uphol- stering, I have (with my co-exors.) disposed of the Business to Mr. H. F. THOMAS. Thanking all friends for their past favours and custom and trusting the same may be extended to our successor, I beg to remain, Yours faithfully, ALEXR. LAMONT. THE CHESTER & NO H WALES ARCH^OLOGICAL & HISTORIC .fjL SOCIETY. The OPENING MEETING of the SESSION 1901-1902 will be held in the LECTURE THEATRE, at the GkiOSVENOR MUSEUM, Chester, on MONDAY, October 28th, at Eight p.m., when (at the request of the Council) MR. FRANK H. WILLIAMS will exhibit and describe the various objects iu the Collection of Antiquities recently presented by him to the Society. Papers will be read later by Rev. W. S. JOHNS, Mr. T. MAY, Dr. BRIDGE and others. The General Secretary will be glad to receive the names of those desirous of becoming members. Annual subscription, 10s. 6d. WALTER CONWAY, General Secretary. Grosvenor Museum. CHESTER FREE CHURCH COUNCIL. THE FOURTH A NNUAL DEMONSTRATION WILL BE HELD IN THE ST. JOHN-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCT. 30TH, 1901. SPEAKERS: PERCY W. BUNTING, ESQ., M.A. (Editor of the Contemporary Review), d REV. THOMAS STEPHENS, B.A. (Camberwell, London). Chair to be taken at 7-45 p.m., by REV. JAMES TRAVIS. Collection to Defray Expenses. 1209 CHESTER SAVINGSBANK OPENING OF A BRANCH IN HOOLE A BRANCH of the CHESTER SAVINGS' BANK will be opened in the WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS (WESTMINSTER-ROAD, HOOLK), ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 22ND, 1901, and on each succeeding Friday, FROM 7 TO 9 P.M., when business will be conducted as at the Head Office, Grosvenor-road, Chester. DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM ONE SHILLING. HENRY E. CRANE, A.C.A., Secretary. H_- CHESTER SAVINGS' BANK. In Connection with the Opening of the Branch in Hoole, a pUBLIC jyTEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS (WESTMINSTER-ROAD, HOOLE), ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M. GEORGE A. DICKSON, ESQ., J.P., will Preside, and THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER has kindly consented to address the meeting. All interested in the promotion and encourage- ment of thrift are earnestly invited to attend. HENRY E. CRANE, A.C.A., Secretary. C H E Ap FUEL. Coke mixed with Coal makes an excellent and brilliant Fire at less cost than an all Coal Fire. PRESENT PRICE AT GAS WORKS Best Gas Coke, For General Purposes, 9d. per cwt. Brpken and Riddled Coke, For Greenhouse and Slow Combustion Stoves, and Household Use, 10d. per cwt. Delivered in Bags in quantities of not less than I 5 cwt. within one mile of Cheater Cross at 2d. per ewt. extra, including porterage. THE CHESTER UNITED GAS CO. OFFICES: CUPPIN STREET. GALVANISED I CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING. 1 000 TONS ALWAYS IN STOCK. 6 Feet long x 2 Feet wide = 7 Sheets per Cwt. 7 „ x 6 »» 8 „ x 5 12/- PER CWT. NETT ON BAILS. BURNELL & CO., LTD., IRONWORKS, ELLESMERE PORT. CHESHIRE. I HEWITTS FOR ISCHOOL BOOTS. A COMFORTABLE JOURNEY THROUGH WINTER TO ALL WEARERS OF T. G. BURRELL'S STYLISH AND OVERCOATS SERVICEABLE V UAniPOQ AND ALL WOOL WINTER SUITS. FIRST-CLASS STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. NEWEST MATERIALS. "I LATEST STYLES & LOWEST PRICES. Little Boys' FUR TRIMMED OVERCOATS, Special Lines, >8/6 10/6, 12/6 Boys' CHESTER OVERCOATS, with Velvet Collar, 6/6 to 18/6 Special Lines in Boys' FAWN RAINCOATS 12/6 Ditto Youths' Ditto 17/6 Youths' OVERCOATS, in Chesterfields and the New Marquis Coat (rather longer than the Chesterfield, and cut loose in the Skirt), 12/11, 16/11, 18/11, 21/11 to 30/- We desire to draw special attention to Gent's CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS, to Measure, 30/ 35/ 38/6 to 55/- Fit, Style and Quality Guaranteed. A Large Stock of Boys' WINTER SUITS, in the Newest Shapes, from 6/6 to 21/- Gent's New Style CHESTER OVERCOATS 21/- to 38/6 Our Leading Line, 30/- is Splendid Value, and cannot be beaten. Grey and Fawn RAINCOATS, Lined and Unlined, in great variety, 27/6, 30/- 33/6, 35/6. These are very useful Coats, suitable for Autumn and Winter wear, and are in very great favour this Season. A Large Variety in our noted Free from Odour WATERPROOFS, in Fawns and Greys 18/6, 21/ 25/6, 30/ 35/6 FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. CHESTER DAIRY SHOW, 1901. WESTRY ROBERTS, CHEESE FACTOR, HAS BOUGHT THE FIRST PRIZE CHESHIRE CHEESE IN SEVERAL CLASSES. THESE PRIZE CHEESE ARE NOW ON SALE AT 16, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. NORTHGATE BREWERY 00.'8 PRIME CHESTER ALES, 4i, 9 & 18 GALLON CASKS. 'I BARCLAY & PERKINS' CELEBRATED LONDON STOUT. WINES AND SPIRITS OF CHOICE QUALITY. COMPANY'S CONVEYANCES DELIVER FREE, OR BY RAIL CARRIAGE PAID TO NEAREST STATION. PRICK LIST ON APPLICATION. OFFICES: NORTHGATE, CHESTER. 11 & 12, Great Tower-street, London, 27th September, 1901. CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS. I hereby certify that I have submitted to careful chemical analysis samples of the Ales brewed by the Chester Northgate Brewery Company, Ltd., and I find them to be perfectly pnre products and entirely free from any deleterious contamination or undesirable admixture in any form. They are I remarkably free from acidity, rich in extractive matters, brilliant and sparkling in appearance, and I eminently palatable to the taste. I As a result of a carefully conducted investigation, I have no hesitation in saying that those beers have been brewed on the most approved principles from the best materials, and I have confidence in I bearing testimony to their excellent qualities and wholesomeness. GRANVILLE H. SHARPE, F.C.S., Analyst (Late Principal of the Liverpool College of Chemistry). J. E. BRASSEY & SON, LTD., 9, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER, OFFER ALL 1901 CYCLES AT PRESENT IN STOCK RALEIGH AND ALLDAYS COMPLETE WITH GOOD CLASS ACCESSORIES, AT A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT. OFF MAKERS' NETT CASH PRICES, FOR. PROMPT CASH, VIZ., < £ 1010/- MACHINE FOR Q8 18/6 NETT. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON EAST PAYMENT SYSTEM. RICHARD JONES. CLOTHING CLUBS, WORKING PARTIES, CHARITIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS jUPPLIED ON MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. SUPPLIED ON MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. I | SAMPLES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. I KINDLY COMPARE OUR PRICES. RICHARD JONES, EASTGATE STREET AND BRIDGE STREET, CHESTER. CHESHIRE FARMERS' DAIRY SHOW, 1901. GOLD MEDAL PRIZE CHEESE. (CLASS I.) (AWARDED TO MR. R. P. WALLEY). THIS LOT OF CHESHIRE CHEESE WAS BOUGHT BY WILLIAM JONES, HIGH-CLASS PROVISION MERCHANT, BRIDQE-STREET, CHESTER, AND CANNOT BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY. CONNOISSEURS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO TASTE IT. GUEST & WAR D LE, CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, FOREGATE STREET, ICHESTER. Carpets. Linoleums. Curtains. Best Possible Value. INTENDING PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO CALL & INSPECT OUR LARGE & ASSORTED STOCK OF GOOD, SOUND, WELL MADE FURNITURE. SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING OFF THE ACTUAL MAKERS. NO MIDDLE PROFITS. BEDROOM SUITES, in great variety, from £ 9 up to £50. SOLID OAK DINING ROOM SUITES, from Pll UPWARDS. 6-4 & 8-4 ART & WOOL SERGES IN ALL COLOURS. TAPESTRIES IN ALL MAKES Moquettes, Utrecht Velvets, Genoas, Silk Plushes, Cretonnes. BLIND MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS. TstjBPHONK 236. CABINET FACTORY QUEEN STREET. EDWIN LLOYD, FAMILY GROCER, FRENCH & ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMAN, 13, BRIDGE STREET. CHESTER, Is now receiving continual Supplies of Seasonable Delicacies, namely— THE CELEBRATED SCOTCH HADDOCK, LOCH FYNE KIPPERS. HAM CURED HERRINGS. PALETHORPE'S TOMATO & CAMBRIDGE SAUSAGE. COOKE'S FRESH CREAM. FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS. Daily Arrival of &U kinds FRESH FRUITS, GRAPES, LEMONS, ORANGES, TOMATOES, &c. NEW WALNUTS, KENT COB NUTS, &c. PERSONAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. T\TAATT^T^T\ BEST & CHEAPEST P H ) N r M R FURNISHING GOODS -L JLVV-L 1 J-JJJJ-L OUT OF LONDON. COMPLETE ENORMOUS STOCK. FURNISHING STORES, SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, FREE. 9 TO 19, —— All Purchases over 40/- Delivered Free to BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. any Railway Station in Great Britain. j STILL AHEAD! ANOTHER AND GREATER SUCCESS s AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION HELD AT THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON, SEPTEMBER 24, 25, 26, 1901. ALFRED EVANS, MERNT, CHESTER, IN THE THREE TEA BLENDING COMPETITIONS OPEN TO THE WHOLE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, WAS AWARDED FOR HIGH-CLASS TEAS THE FIRST PRIZE, ) HIGHEST FOR HIGH-CLASS TEAS THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA. 5 HONOURS. FOR MEDIUM-CLASS TEAS THE SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA. FOR ORDINARY TEAS THE SILVER; -MEDAL AND DIPLOMA. -f BUY YOUR TEA FROM A SPECIALIST. I 1900-1901. APPLETON-S, BRIDGE-STREET ROW, CHESTER, I Have just received, and are now shewing a Large Consignment of NEW GOODS FOR THE PRESENT & ENSUING SEASON, Comprising the Latest Novelties and most up-to-date Styles in MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, JACKETS, MANTLES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, LACES, UNDERCLOTHING, FURS, &c. These Goods are all of the Newest and most Fashionable productions, and at moderate prices. GOLF CAPES S PECIAL. FUR NECKLETS. FUR MUFFS, &c., In all the Fashionable Furs. DRESSMAKING. MANTLEMAKING. COATS, SKIRTS, COSTUMES, Perfect Fit and Latest Styles assured. PATTBRNS AND S8TIHATI8 FREE. APPLETON'S, BRIDGE-STREET ROW, CHESTER. AUTUMN & WINTER FASHIONS. W. E. LINDOP Is now Showing his first delivery of NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS. NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. English Tailor-made COSTUMES, Black and Coloured, 2516, 33/6. to 84/ I UUSIUMK SKIRTS, 5/9 to 35/6. Black Serge COSTUME SKIRTS, tucked-flounce strapped Satin, 10/6. Black Cloth COSTUME SKIRTS, 12 rows Mohair Braid, 15/6. Black Cloth COSTUME SKIRTS, strapDed Satin and tucked, 18/6. Ladies' JACKETS, black and coloured, 14/6 to 63/ Smart Black Vicuna JACKETS, 32 inches long. new Collars, 21/ Ladies' MANTLES, 21!. to 160 Ladies' MANTLES, trimmed Caracul, 59*6, 68/6, 78/6. NOVELTIES in Dress Fabrics, including Zibeline Cloths, Scotch Frieze, Hopsack Frieze, Venetians, &c., Ac. PATTERNS WITH ESTIKATBS ON APPLICATION. DRESS & MANTLE MAKING, LATEST STYLES. FURS in Sable, Ermine, Persian Lamb, &0. NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. W. E. LINDOP, EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER. NOW SHOWING NEW GOODS FOR WINTER. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WOVEN UNDERWEAR (PURE WOOL, UNSHRINKABLE). OUR SPECIALITY. FLANNELETTE UNDERCLOTHING FOR LADIES & CHILDREN. AN ENORMOUS STOCK. LATEST NOVELTIES IN INFANTS' & CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. CALL & SEE THEM. THE VALUE AND STYLE WILL DELIGHT YOU. JOHN A. MATE, 17, BRIDGE STREET ROW, AND 50, BRIDGE STREET, CHESTER. SEE IqRs- BARNES, 46, WATERGATE STREET, FOB SMART TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES, WINTER COATS, And OUTDOOR GARMENTS of every Description, with Latest Styles and Perfect Fit Guaranteed. N.B.—LADIES will do well to have their Seal- skins re-modelled, Furs renovated and cleaned, before the cold weather sets in. MRS. BARNES begs to assure all Customers that every variety of Fur Work entrusted to her is absolutely done on the premises, by experienced workers, at the very lowest possible charge. CHOICE NEW SEASON'S CLOTH TO SELECT FROIC. MRS. B ARNES, COSTUMIER, 46, WATERGATE STREET, CHESTER. C. D. JONES IS SHEWING THB LATEST LONDON & PARIS STYLES IN CHILDREN'S PELISSES, COSTUMES & MILLINERY FOR THE WINTER SEASON. THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY SELECTED, & ARE" SPECIAL VALUE." Please Note,-All Goods are New this Season. No Old Stock. BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE SEE OUR SMART & HIGH-CLASS GARMENTS, AT THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. THE BABY LINEN STORES, 53, FOREGATE STREET. I JT A I R COM BI NGS MASK UP, 2 PER OZ. COVERLEI"r I HAIR FRAMA I From 3/6 -h. I r TAILS OF I >■»" PURE HUB, 1 5/6 I T. SEALES BROWN. I S, LEECE.ST. (CAR STATION), LIVERPOOL. 1\ TELEPHONE 269. GEORGE EDWARDS, REGISTERED PLUMBER, 100 & 102, BOUGHTON, CHESTER. Gas Fitter, Lead Light Manufacturer, Ac. DENSONS 9,11 & 13, NORTHGATE ROW, CHESTER. Telegrams—" DENSONS, DRAPERS, CHESTER." Ring up Telephone 330 for Patterns. DENSONS ARE NOW SHEWING LARGE STOCKS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. SPECIALITIES FOR THIS WEEK. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. The Celebrated Real Welah "Leek" and Blodwen" Flamels, 10!d. to 1:'9! per yard. Erella for Blouses, Underclothing and night wear. A beautiful soft touch, fast colours, wide width, exquisite designs. Similar patterns to goods sold at three times the price, offered at 8. per yard. All Wool Blouse Flannels, 1/2!. l!, and 1/11J per yard. Our first purchase this season for Flannel- ettes was 8.000 yaids. This fact speaks for itself. The value we give must be right. All prices ranging from 2M., 3i&, 4-d., 5Jd. to lOfcd. per yard. Health Flannels, natural colour, first-class value, 8id.. 10 £ d., and l/6i per yard. Just received, our New Designs in Domeatie Prints for 1902. PRINT DRESS LENGTHS for 2/2, 2/9, 3/2,3/11 and 4/11 the dress. MANCHESTER DEPT. Summer Dried BLANKETS, splendid colour. Witney, all large sizes, 311, 4111, 5/11. 8J6. 10/6, to 25/6 per pair. Cloth, all large sizes, 5/11, 6/11, 8'6, 10/6 to 25/6 per pair. Wadded Quilts, for 1/11 J. Down Quilts, all prices. "Horrockses and Crewdson's' CALICOES, at list or wholesale prices, made up in dozens, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11 per dozen. In longcloth or stouter makes. FURNISHING DEPT. New Designs in Oilcloths and Linoleuma. from 1/5; two yards wide. Competent Workmen sent to lay free of Charge. Carpet Squares, Tapestries, three yards square, 17/6. Kidder Squares, three yards square, 14/6. New Printed Plushettes, 54 inches wide, 2 3 per yard. Art Serges, 11 d. per yard Fringes to match, 4d. WINDOW BLINDS. Ring up for Estimates for making and fixing. You will find we do the best work at the lowest price. DRESS DEPARTMENT. DENSONS Speciality this week will be a complete assortment in the newest makes in DRESS FABRICS. As the tendency leads in makes to short shorn and shaggy cloths, they have a splendid selection of Zibelines, Friezes, Panne, and Pastel Serges, in which the favourite colours are Iron Grey and Chestnut Brown. Call for Selection of Patterns, returnable in Seven days. SILK DEPARTMENT. We are shewing a complete assortment of Natural Japs, with Lace insertion, from 1/11 to 10/6 per yard. Piped Glaces of every description and colour. Ruck Tucked Japs, a very pretty novelty for Yokes. and several other styles from only the leading makers and choice markets. LACE & GLOVE DEPT. FURS! FURS!! FURS! Children's White Furs, from 7d. each. Ladies' Fur Necklet, in Marmot, Grey Hare. Sable, Astrachan, Tibet, Bear, Blue Fox. at all prices. MUFFS to match above. Over twelve dozen in stock to choose from. Enormous variety of LACE COLLARS and SCARFS, in all makes. TRIMMING & UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. Special line of Umbrellas, Silver Gilt handles. 4/6, 6 6. 8 6, 10,6 each, with the new Nova" cover, warranted to wear for two years. FUR TRIMMINGS, all new goods. White Imitation Tibet, 4d. per yard. White Hare Trimming, 1/01 a yard. New Strappings, for the new fashion, in all widths and qualities. STATIONERY DEPT. 11-, The New "Ping Pong" Parlour Game, 1 4?11 (5,11, real skin rackets) up to 10 6 each. Send for our new Private Christmas Card Books; forwarded for inspection any- where. SHOW ROOMS. Specialities for this week. SHOW OF BABY LINEN. Children's Pelisses, Millinery, etc. Extensive variety oi Flannelette and W, oven Underclothing; guaranteed unshrinkable. CORSETS, in all the leading varieties and makes. MILLINERY. The New "Clara Butt" and Liberty Hats, in all shades, in Felts and Straws. The New Panne Velvets for Autumn Trimmings. Fancy Feather Pads. BOOTS & SHOES DEPT. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Havelock Brand. An entirely new Stock in this Department. Infants' and Children's Boots aad Shoes a Speciality. Strong Boots and Shoes for School, for boys and girls. YOU WILL FIND OVlt. PRICES RIGHT. DENSONS. 9,11 & 13, NORTHGATE-ROW, CHESTER. ASTON LINOLEUMS, CARPETS & BLINDS MADE & LAID FREE. A TONS,) 12 & 14, WATERGATE ST. CHEAPEST & LARGEST SELECTION IN THE CITY. 12 & 14, WATERGATE ST. 1 v.