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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1819, 30 July 1895, Page 1

Eusiness Notices — : : 4 . — _^_ — Hi; THE END OF TBtE WORLD IS Doubtless Coming sometime-^nobody' knows just when, Although some say they do. This big Sale of ours is also coming to an end, aud the fatal date ii WEDNESDAY, JULY 31st. Between this date and- that we purpose to clean up and clean out a thousand odds and ends, every bit : of which is bad stuff for us and good Stuff for You. MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT. The following offerings, culled from various Departments, are indica* tive of what you MAY EXPECT & WILL FIND throughout the Entire HouseHeavy Twill Cretonne 4Jd, reduced from 10^d yard. A Bargain. , ; Shetland Grey Flannel, Heavy Make, 7|d, usual price 12£ d ' White Turkish Towels 6Jd, reduced from 9£d White Blankets to be cleared out now at 6s lid Flannelettes, a few Pieces left, at l|d yd. | 72 inch Unbleached Mexican Twill Sheeting, 12£ d yd, usual value Is 6dyd > A Choice Lot of Children's Pinafqres Bsd each Ladies' Striped Galatea Skirts Is 3d Children's Symingtons Tie Bands Is 6d Ladies' Knitted Vests 3fd. Corsets, Lhick & Scarlet, Is 9d Job Lot of Flowers 6d each. Wings Id each Remainder of Felt Hats to.be 'cleared. 'at'3d each . ■ ■'. ■ ! 1000 yds Swiss Embroidery, New and Choice Patterns, Is 9d doz. yds' Fingering. Wool Is lid and 2s 6d per lb Choice Mantel Drapes 5s 6d and, 6s 6d, usuiil pi ; iop ; l2s 6d Fur-lined Gloves, usual value 5s 6d, to be cleared at 3s 6d and 2s lid A Basket of Children's Gloves Id pair. • . DRESSMAKING-8s lid. DAVIES & MURPHY. DO YOU BELIEVE IN HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY ? TF YOU DO, THEN GET ONE OF H. E. SHACKLOCk's " ORION " RANGES It will burn any kind of Fuel, and is GUARANTEED to Cook PASTRY, BREAD, or MEAT to perfection. Requires no SETTING, can be supplied with IRON or COPPER BOILER, or with High Pressure Boiler and with 'Fireplace for WOOD or COAL. Can be obtained from all Ironmongers. Catalogues posted to. any address on application to the Maker and Patentee. ; H. E. SHA^ciUMJK, -7- ...,..„ GENERAL FOUNDRY, CRAWFORD StREET, DUNEDIN. SCOTT BROTHERS, HAVE THE MOST MODERN AND PLANT IN THE COLONjY, AND ARE PHBPAItHD TO EXECUTE j ALL KINDS OF ENGINEERING Wt)RKS. f /CREAMERIES ERECTED AND FITTED UP oN THE MOST MODERN V ' ' AND APPROVED PLAN. ' '■ ■ ,< .fiING'ES. '. ;" ;: IN THIS WE LEAD, FOR WE MAKE MORE. RANGES THAN ALL OTHER MAKERS PUT TOGETHER. SEND FOR PRICE LIST TO SCOTT BROTHERS, MANCHESTER STREET, OHRISTC HURO H . STANDARD BRAND BOOTS.

t, rpO THOSE IN SEARCH ■D~ X.~ OF TJ BOOTS AND SHOES V OK X RELIABLE QUALITY. . . SARGOOD, SON, AND EWEN, In addition to the m STANDARD BRAND ON THE T HEEL, TT Have stampedthe following names pi on a few of their FIRST QT7 ALITY BOOTS AND SHOES, To distinguish them from INFERIOR MAKES 0 !Now offered to' c Public:— T?' THE MINER. f 1 - ' Men's Heavy Watertights ; Jj hand-closed and nailed, P ■ . THE MINER S THE FARMER. 1$ Men's Watertights; nailed, R pegged. THE FARMER ; A THE DURABLE. ~~~ T Men's French Calf. E.b. _. pegged, plain or nailed. E" V THE DURABLE i J) THE STOCKMAN.' ; Men's best E.I. Kip Open ; " ■ front Balmorals. Pegged heavy soles, nail (special). I ;TH3BJ STOCKMAN THE ARTISAN. B Men's E.I. Kip Open Front >-v Balmorals. Pegged, nail. O THE ARTISAN O THE RUNHOLDER. m Men's E.I. Kin Cookham's. i- Pegged, nail (special). g THE RUNHOLDER THE CLIMAX. Men's French Calf Cookham's (special) sewn. THE CLIMAX THE MONARCH. B Men's French , Calf Open ', . ]j front Balmorals. Pegged i A' JdhV MONARCH N THE VICEROY. 5 f: Men's French Calf Shoes ' -L/ (sewn). ? X THE VICEROY ! THE EMPRESS. ~ '. ) V Ladies' French Calf Balmorals (rivets). THE EMPRE&o " ~ STANDARD G