3O' ni J ULY 5 30 th r AST NEXT SATURDAY, NEXT SATURDAY, WEEK, WILL BE THE LAST DAY OF KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' T . nm CARNIVAL IVTNT"ETS ' SACRIFICE cheapness. CLEARANCE. stock. WEEK. REPLENISH YOUR WARDROBES BEFORE SATURDAY NEXT. T AQ!m MANTLES FOR THE LAST WEEK. ±JiVbl LADIES' BLACK AND CO LOU It K. D .lACKKTS, Salo LJri<*o.s-11/-,L J ri<*o.s-11/-, 18/6, 15/6, 17/6, 21/LADIES' BLACK AND COf.oUKED CLOTH CAPES, WEEK" Sal ° P"ces— l4/6, 19/6, 22/0 t» Ajjjix. LADIES' MACINTOSHES, Salo Prices— ls/6, 19/6, 21/50 LADIES' SE ALETTE JACKETS, Bale Prices— lo/0, 22/6, 29/6 Formerly— 2l/-, 4f»/-, 58/6 t »om A I TM TUT? .£? Discount off all Velvet and LAST 4.V-" IN THE ob Fancy Matorinl, Mantles, A / m TTTTi , f* and Cloth Paletot*. tlj/ - 1N mE WEEK MILLINERY FOR THE LAST WEEK. 'Hip balance of all TRIMMED"] MILLINER V, including French ~ /-f -j -i 4 /-i ■« c^-i I models recently received, have been > yfl/ | b |A, | | >r i/_ marked in three lots, regardless *JI±.X. IJJ/11 of cost ... ... ... ... ...J T a Qm LATEST SHAPES IN STRAW HATS, original pricos 6/6, 7/6, U^&l- All at O/f} Each 100 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FELT HATS, at OD each WEEK «•> vv J-iXJiX. 6 Boxes FEENCH FLOWERS, for the Last Week, /^D Spray SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF OSPREYS, WINGS, AND BIRDS— OSPREYS, WINGS, BIRDS, _ . 4d each 3d, 6d, 9d, Is 1/-, 1/6 jLj A ST — GIRLS' and MAIDS' WALKING MANTLES, JACKETS, and COSTUMES, WEEK FOR THE LAST WEEK, ALL HALF-PRICE. CHILDREN'S PELISSES and TUNICS, in Buffalo, Lambskin, and Cashmere, trimmed Fur and Fancy Braiding, HALF-PRICE. T* ART SPECIAL ODD LOTS in LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.— Corsets, oj^-oj. Flannelettos, Nightdresses, Chemises, &c, SLIGHTLY SOILED, at WI?1Tlr RIDICULOUS PRICES. FRENCH ROBES, formerly 23/6 to 63/-. FOR THE LAST WEEK at Q /-fl -g lA//J "i A /-fl -g Remnants of Silks, Velvet 3, Dress Materials, all thrown out LAST FOR THE LAST WEEK. TRIMMINGS. T*trTn-r"iT7- SPECIAL PURCHASE ov Black Braid Ornaments and Fob VY -DdliJl. Trimmings— Black Braid Ornaments, Cd, 9d, 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/6 Black and White Thibet Fur, 1/9, 1/11, 2/6 7 FOR THE LAST Black and Brown Coney Fur, 9d, 1/-, 1/6, 2/- > WEEK. haberdasheby! lixlol Tapes, Safety Pins, Linen Buttons, JD JD j D FOR THE LAST WEEK. WEEK. GLOVES> CLEARING LINE OF FUR-TOPPED GLOVES, WOOL LININGS, 2//J instead of Q l{\ FOR THE LAST WEEK /O Oil? LMi HOSIERY AND WOOLS. BALDWIN'S 4-ply Beehive Fingering Wool, in grey, brown, TTTTTii L*l If" navy, and Shetland. Usually 4/- and 4/6 VV -U-EjU.. k y if* LB. FOR THE LAST WEEK ROSLYN 3-ply Fingering, in heather shades. Usually 3/- lb O /_ LB. FOR THE LAST WEEK LADIES' PLAIN BLACK CASHMEEJE HOSE, double LAST soles, heels, and ankles. Usually 2/6 pair. Now -fl /tf\ FOR THE LAST WEEK JL/ 1/ LADIES' BLACK RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE. Usually WlilliJi.. 2/3. Now -fl IM Jil 6 FOR THE LAST WEEK FUR COLLABJETTES AND FEATHER BOAS. LAST A recent shipment of FURS. Now 5/6, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6 to 30/QA LONG FEATHER BOAS, formerly 18/6 to 21/-, at A / 4 -fl each O\i *3b 11 WEEK. MANCHESTER. ' SOILED BLANKETS. About 70 pairs English Blankets, more or less SOILED, 7 FOR THE _ , _„ 2L/9, 23/6, 24,6, 27/6. 29/6 3 LAST WEEK LAST 100 PAIRS COLONIAL BLANKKTS, new and fresh, ) FOR THIO Single Bed, 13 6, 15/3 ■ Double Bed, 19/6, 25/6 ) LAST WEEK SLIGHTLY DAMAGED HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS, 3/6, 4/6, WTPT? IT °/ G l )ev dozon VV Jkfciii.. WHITE TUKKISH TOWELS, ii //> dozen, worth 15/BED QUILTS (MANUFACTURKK'S THROWOUTS)— SingIe Bed, 0/3, SjG, 9/11 ; Double Bed, 10/3, 13/11, 15/9 3/- IN THE jg OFF ALL LAST BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING FOR THE LAST WEEK WEEK. CLOTHING AND TAILORING. BOYS' KNICKERS, Strap and Uucklo or Plain, 5/6 T0 9/(J Formerly 8/6 to 13/6 FOR THE LAST WEEK BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SAC bULTS, last 8/6 10/6 12/6 15/Formerly 15/- 18/0 21/- 25/- __ p,,,— O A<Tfc PAIRS MEN'S TROUSERS, formerly 12/6 to 21/WLEK. 300 No , g/6 9/ g 12/6 JOB LOT OF MEN'S ALL WOOL SAC SUITS, formerly 30/- to 42/At O-j /_ FOR THE LAST WEEK WATERPROOF COATS, our own Q/ffc/ QK. / QT //* j AQm manufacture, at O\//" Ot)/" O#/\> ° A I IN THK I? DISCOUNT OFF BOYS' OVERCOATS 4f/- d& FOR THE LAST WEEK TAILORING ORDERS for the last week i / \ PER CENT. WEEK. subject to IV DISCOUNT MERCERY. t?S\ DOZEN MEN'S WHITE Q/\ / THE HALF OU SHIRTS, at OU/- DOZEN T. AST LATEST SHAPES in best Q / THE DOZEN LINEN COLLARS, at O/ - FOR THE LAST WEEK JUST OPENED— ISO DOZEN GENT'S SILK TIES AND week. EOWS - " 7? 8? 1/2 X X DOZEN SEAMLESS CASHMERE HALF HOSE OO For the Last Week O Pairs for i\ j QQ 7d 7 d DOZEN SEAMLESS KNITTED HALF HOSE LAST :For the Last Week Pairs ior Q '1 Cl MOSGIEL WOOLLEN UNDERPANTS, formerly 5/-, 6/-, Now O Ifi Pair WEEK *•> vv -lt-LUX. PLAIN AND RIBBED LAMBSWOOL UNDERPANTS, All at O /"i -i pair GENTS' PYJAMA SUITS, Special Value, A /Q suit LAST ■ '' 13 CASES 13 CASES week. STATIONERY **> FANCY GOODS. A Consignment purchased in New Zealand at less than English TiAST Manufacturers' urico. As wo do not stock tbeso goods, THEY MUST BE CLEARED DURING THIS LAST WEEK. The goods are half the regular pricos. WEEK. CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS. The stock must be romovod from St. George's Hall directly tho Sale is over. Tho prices all through aro LESS THAN LANDED LAST COST, to avoid EXPENSE OF REMOVAL. WEEK. 0N MONDAY, Ist AUGUST, You will wish TOtT HAD BEEN THEEE j^Jgrp WEEK.
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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 21, 25 July 1898, Page 4
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919Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 21, 25 July 1898, Page 4
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