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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
pulpit 2&ote.
CHRISTIE ^ KILPATRICK,
By Special Appointment
Kobe-Makers to the University,
SUPPLY
CLERGYMEN'S ROBES in all the
various Shapes and Materials ; and,
for the convenience of parties re-
quiring them, will, when requested,
forward a few to select from, Car-
riage paid.
CHRISTIE & KILPATRICK,
Eobe-Makera to the University,
104 SOUTH BRIDGE,
EDINBURGH.
THE WEST END SHIRT AND HAT WAREHOUSE.
ROBERT WAUGH,
practical S$tttmafter, Matter, Rosier, anfcr (Klototr,
24 WEST MAITLAND STREET iHAYMARKET),
AND
37 AND 39 LEITH STREET, EDINBURGH,
HAS always in stock, ready for instant use, a Large and Choice Selection of the Latest
Novelties in Fancy, and the best and most useful kinds of Plain Goods, in all the different sizes
for Gentlemen's and Boys' wear.
SHIETS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO MEASURE-CORRECT FIT ASSURED.
BEST MAKES OF DRESS AND FELT HATS. UMBRELLAS— OWN SPECIAL MAKE.
OUTFITS— SPECIAL VALUE.
~ JOHN SMITH AND SON,
Tailors, Clothiers, Pulpit, Bar, gown, & Habit Makers,
102 south beidge, edinburgh.
JOHN SMITH & SON
Beg to draw the attention of
Clergymen and Gentlemen to their select and
well-assorted stock of Superfine Black Cloths and Doe-
skins for Dress Suits, combining appearance and durability with
moderate prices. The -workmanship is got up in the neatest style, under J. S. & S.'s
personal superintendence ; and as they have been for a number of years established as practical
cutters, they can with confidence solicit a trial, being ensured of success. — J. S. & S. having bestowed
considerable attention to the making up of Trousers — the most difficult and generally
the worst fitting garment worn — have succeeded in making them both elegant
in style and comfortable to the wearer. Their materials for
Trouserings comprise a quantity of the newest and
most fashionable patterns of Tweeds, and
plain and fancy Doeskins.
TROUSERS MAKERS.
JOHN SMITH & SON, 102 SOUTH BRIDGE, EDINBURGH.