THE LAST Of the Salvage SaU in the Carpot Department at TE ARO HOUSE. 6 pieceß Tapestry Carpets, damaged, originally sold at 3/6 per yard, for ONE SHILLING. 14 pieooß Tapestry Carpets, all new, choioe, bright patterns, Ut -il-l-l PEB XARD. 6 pieoes Felt Carpetß, damaged, originally sold at 1/6 per yard, for SIXPENCE. 3 pieoes Kidderminster Carpets, damaged, <?ood value at 2/6 per yard, for ONE SHILLING. 12 pieoes 6 feet Linoleums, very ohoioe patterns and good quality, 9/1 1 S Q UARE TA » D - 500 pairs White Blankets, in all sizes, makes, and qualities, from 6/6 T0 27/6 pim - 6 pieces All-wool Green and Scarlet Damasks, damaged, u9nally sold at 5/-, for O / PER TAP.n. 1 piece Handsome Silk and Wool Tapoatry, damaged, original prioe 18/6, for Al m TriU YARD. 10 pieoes Striped Window Holland, damaged, novor sold under 1/9, for nj) PER YAED. TE ARO HOUSE.
CHEAP BOOTS_AND SHOES!! ELLIOTT & CO. Will offer, during the next TWENTY-ONE DAYS, some EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIjNS. QEEKEES after STEELING GOOD VALUE should, bef6ro making their purohasos, see our WINDOW LOTS, which must oonvinoe. We give only one quotation : — LADIES' FRENCH CALF E.S., IN GOOD CONDITION, AT is 1 1 D > worth 9s Ga - LOTS OF MAIDS' AND CHILDREN'S E.S., AT LESS THAN ENGLISH OOBT.H PLEASE SHOP EARLY TO PREVENT A CRUSB.
SPECIAL AT THE COENER HOUSE. TVTOTWrfHSTANDING the very large J3I increase in Customs Duty on Drapkkv and Clothing, GRAVES & FLKMING will still continue to sell every artiole in Stook at the Sauk Reductions as they havo hitherto been doing at THE CORNER HOUSE. GRAVES & FLEMING would particularly impress upon their Customers that now is the time to purohase, as all goods to arrive will be aubjeot to the New Tariff, whioh will add considerably to the Cost of every artiole of Drapery and Clothing. Bead Pbice List:— . Laoe Curtains, rednoed to 2s 6d, strong Winceys, reduoed to 2}d and 4Jd, good White Twilled Sheeting, reduoed to 9}d, double beds White Twilled Sheeting, reduoed tp 12£ d, 80 inohea wide Unbleached Sheeting, reduoed to 6}d, strong Unbleached Twill Sheeting, reduoed to Bid, double beds Slate Seleeia, reduood to 3d. good Strong Holland, reduced to 3id, good woar White Flannel, reduoed to 6Jd, strong Scarlet Flannel, reduoed to GJd, splendid value Coloured Blankets, rednced to 5s Gd, very oheap Towels, Honeycomb, reduoed to 2\i eaoh, largo SHOW-EOOM. Ladies' Chemises, reduced to Ib, worth Is 9d Ladies' Trimmed Chemises, reduced Is Gd, worth 2b Od Ladies' Trimmed Drawers, rodnoed to Is 3d, worth 2a 6d Ladies' Trimmed Nightdresses, rednced Is lid, worth 8a 6d 700 pairs Ladies' Stays, rednced to 2s Cd, worth 4a 6d 1000 pairs Ladies' Stays, reduood to cost price Ladies' and Children's Hats, reduoed to half-price Ladies' Trimmed Hats, reduced to 2s lid Ladies' Jackets, reduoed to 4s 6d 250 FUE CAPES, AT COST PRICE. SPECIAL LINES. 700 pair Ladies' Paragon Stays, 2s 6d, cheap at4s6d 500 Ladies' Trimmed Nightdresses, Is lid, worth 3a Cd CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. In this department our Stook ib very Heavy and Well Absobted, both in MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING AND MERCERY. We would draw attention to the fact that the Duty is now 20 per cent, on all Imported Clothing, but nevertheless we will continue to sell at our FAMOUS SEDUCTIONS for a short time longer at THE CORNER BOUSE, 69, 71, Mannerb-stbiet, and No. 1, Cuba-street. GRATES & FLEMING, PROPRIETOES. TIf EBLEY, OLAEK A BIVE, 67 & 69, Cttba-btbeet. THE SALE OF THE SEASON CONTINUES, j And, to keep np with the DEMAND made on our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT since commencement of SALE, we have been compelled to open out the following FRESH LINES, imported specially for the season : ONE CASE Boys' Felt and Tweed Hats 1 Men's Serge and Tweed, Soft and Hard i Felt Hats, all at ONE SHILLING. Men's Strong Working Shirts, Is White Mole Trousers, splendid value, i 4s lid ' Men's Dungaree Overalls, 33 6d Men's Tweed Coats, 10s 6d and 12s 6d Men's Worsted Coats, 17s 6d Boys' Knioker Suits, 4s lid Boys* Tronserß Snitß, 10s 6d and 13s 6d Boys' Mole Trousers, 3s lid The Working Men of the City are invited to Inspect the above at WEBLEY, CLARK & RIVE'S.
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 10, 11 July 1885, Page 1
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701Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 10, 11 July 1885, Page 1
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