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Evening Post, Volume LVII, Issue 34, 10 February 1899, Page 3

GENTLEMEN ! YOUE, ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE QA I" "I? KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'. A PERUSAL WILL BENEFIT YOU. MEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHJNG— MEN'S SAC SUITS, well fitting, good material, and new patterns. A chance in a hundred. Formerly 27s 6d, 32s 6d, 39s 6d to 50s. Now 21s, 25a, 30a A LINE OP MEN'S ODD COATS. All colours, all sizes, 16a 6d, 18s 6d, 21a. Now 10s 6d, 14s 6d. Regardless of cost MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS. All sizes, Al value, neat patterns. Formerly 10a 6d, 15s 6d, 21s. Now 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 10s 6d SPECIAL.-MEN'S BLACK BEAUFORT COATS AND VESTS. Equal to Tailor-made. From 27b 6d to 50s. Less 3s in the discount WATERPROOF OVERCOATS. Our stock of these garments is too heavy. The patterns and qualities are right, but the stock must be reduced, so we offer them afc 3s in tao £ discount COLOURED MOLES AND BEAVERS, good reliable Trousers, 5s 6d DENIM OVERALLS, direct from America, 6s 6d BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING— -d QH BOYS' SAND SUITS, neat, strong, well-made, and useful. All sizes. Formerly JL O 4 5s 6d to 10s 6d ;3s lid to 7s 6d AD BOYS' SAILOR SUITS IN SERGE AND TWEED. Our value in these is second t/O to none, and during the sale they are subject to 3s to 5s in tho £ discount *)Aj*P RUGBY SUITS. The finest range of Boys' Rugby Suits ever shown. 3e to 5s 'md in the £ discount *>/\ BOYS' NORFOLK AND MELVILLE SUITS, Half-price BOYS' WASHING SUITS. The end of the season necessitates they are sacrificed at Half-fkicjs MERCERY DEPARTMENT— i OQ DOZEN OF MEN'S DKRBY TIES, formerly costing 19s 66 to 35s dozen, are I. */O offered at Is 4d each. THE BEST TIH IN TO WN WHITE SHIRTS, pure Linen fittings, strong long cloth, grand wear. Formerly 6s, 7s, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d. Now 5s 3d, 6s. 7s 3d, 83, 9a. A ch.ance SOFT AND STIFF FRONT KD COLOURED SHIRTS. These were formerly 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s fid. Now 3s 9d, 4s 9d, 6s 6d PYJAMA SUITS CEYLON SHIRTS MUFFLERS JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR CRIMEAN SHIRTS HANDKERCHIEFS FLANNEL VESTS MERINO UNDERVESTS RUGS All Less 3s in thb .£ Discount. HARD FELT HATS } All sizes. Formerly 5s 6d, 7s, 8s 6d, 9s 6d. Now SOFT FELT FRAME HATS > 4s 9.1, 6s, 7s 3d, 8s 1 Ch*-£ DOZEN CASHMERE HALF HOSE— 3 pair for 2s ; 3 pair for 2s 9a ; 3 pair .1 t7O for 3s 9d. See the value of these. TAILORING DEPARTMENT— i| /\ PER Off all orders taken during the Sale a discount of 2s in the -f /TK PER JLU CENT. £ will be allowed for Cash on or boforo delivery. .JLhJ CENT.

21 xxr m ™ JO No. 1 Room— SAC SUITS from .£4 10s O» / Tvr jQ j m IN THE Nq 2 Room _ SAC amT g from j> 2 IQa £1- IN THE Jgl The present has been described as pre-eminently the % rw century of inquiry. fa M The constant and universal question that is echoed from i| \ IE every side, is " Why ?" Ask any of your friends why they vM M prefer Van Houten's Cocoa to any other, and one will ' \§i §8 immediately tell you "it has the highest nutritive value ; " M H another will reply "it is more easily digested and assimilated /$& .--^ §g m^g^^ than other cocoas ; » and a third will probably answer "it is 6*sS*&s# W^W perfect in flavor, and rich in healthy stimulating properties." iSWSP\ JBpslsm In re P ] y to the question » Why ? " The Lancet says :- M^^P Wa @? " Van Houten's Cocoa yields a maximum proportion of the ftjf 13 valuable food constituents of the bean." M Wi Why is it tho best for children, for mothers, and for S Wa family use ? /§y Because it is rich in that digestible Albumen which IS H nourishes the body, and in the Phosphates which build up M H bones and tissues; because it lepairs waste; and also Psj H because you can 'ge'/ out of it more strength and nourish- l|i jS ment than out of *my other. Ips B HAVE YOU TRIED || 1 VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE P J Mellin's Food when prepared is similar to Breast Milk and is adapted for use in all climates.

4flk. GOOD MORNING ! n«w Jt afriaia,-«.-.v-,|. <x «. irg.ii Raspberry Vinegar, Pineapple, Ginger Wine, ''4w^^c^^^^^^( Also a large variety of Fruit Syrups, | Botanic Dispensary, 90, Cuba-street. jj MT 1 OUfff^PU T ACE CURTAINS- 2/G or J /-J -j I Ufl £il 01f AA AUB LACE CURTAINS— 3/6 for O 1(1 L.S.A., F.E.G.S.L., F.S.A., &c, ** 41, COLLINS-STREET, MELBOURNE. I ACE CURTAINS- 4/9 for Q /g Consultation by Letter, £1. t aow nrrornATwo e)a , - />v Medicine if desired, securely packed. LA CE CURTAINS- 5/6 for J/Q 46 Years Practising in Melbourne. a-a -' *^ Brown-Sequard System of Treating Dis- LACE CURTATNS- 7/0 for Kit 1 eases, now practised in all the Continental • *^' -*- Hospitals for Cancer, Myxcedema, Spinal LACE CURTAINS— Q //£ to Kfb I Irritation, Paralysis, Nervous Complaints, tJ J VJ\ 9J\JI m &c— See The Lancet, 14th April, 1894. Dr. L. L. Smith's Medical Almanac, 1899 : «.,,;« , a Handbook for the Mothers and House- H. J. RODGEIIS & CO., holders of Australasia and New Zealand. A „.„,.,„ „„,„,,„„, Vade Mecum for the Profession. Price 6d, 72 ~74, MANNGBS-SIRkET. all Booksellers. JAM a Cash Buyer of Large or Sinnll %%'^^^^^^. lii^i^^| v ''^^ Houses of Furniture, Pianos, Traps, ' &c, &o. Abundance of money always on THREE j.*oi STAR hand for advances. w J. R. MONTAGUE, Auctioneer, *^W^^^^§ 'PPTW Central Arcade, fej^^^ -^^^4% MMmsr -" twt THE BEST IN THE WORLD.