Category: Trade: Draper

S. Webb, Draper And Milliner, 1922

1922

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S. Webb
General Draper and Milliner
has a good assortment of
Dresses, Millinery, Coats, Gloves, Umbrellas,
Children’s Costumes, Blouses, Skirts, Sheetings,
Calicoes, Flannels, Blankets, Flannelettes, Quilts.
Cash Prices. Cash Value.
27 & 28 High Street, Warminster.

H.G. Simmonds, 1922

1922

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H.G. Simmonds
(late E.B. Jones),
Family Draper, Tailor & Outfitter.
Every requisite for family mourning.
Large and well-assorted stocks of
millinery, blouses, coats, costumes and underwear
in the newest styles, at lowest prices for each.
Household drapery of all kinds.
Agent for Pullar’s Perth Dye Works.
Tailoring and Outfitting Department.
Suits to measure or ready to wear, in reliable cloths.
A perfect fit guaranteed.
Shirts, hats, ties, hosiery, sports coats, flannel trousers.
Reliable raincoats & macintoshes in various makes.
Our Wylye raincoats enjoy an increasing popularity.
11 & 12 High Street, Warminster.

A. Lucas Has Moved His Drapery Business To Premises Opposite The Wilts And Dorset Bank, Market Place, Warminster

Advertisement in The Warminster Miscellany And Local Advertiser, issue dated 1st May 1862:

Notice! Notice! A. Lucas begs to announce to the inhabitants of Warminster and its neighbourhood, that he has removed to the Premises opposite the Wilts and Dorset Bank, and has added the Woollen Drapery, Ready-made Clothes and Hats, &c. to his business. 

A. Lucas has just returned from the London and Manchester Markets, with a New Stock Of Goods, which for cheapness shall not be surpassed by any other House in the Trade.

A small part of Fancy Drapery Stock, not cleared out, to be sold at a Great Sacrifice.

Every article of Gentlemen’s Clothing made to order.

Funerals Furnished.

May 1st, 1862.