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Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 50, 1 March 1905, Page 2

BEGINNING OF END I THE TIME IS NOW. Tho courso of time is set with relentlobs precision. "It only seems like yesterday," is a common saying with thoso who liko to harp on retrospect ivo pleasure; and this will apply to tho great Economic Salvage Salo when tho 3Ut March turns up. Those who have been fortunate to oxperionco tho marvellous concessions of tlio Salvago Salo will boar it in mind for mnny a long day ; but thoso who' will not have availed themselves of theso concessions by tlio 31st March will never bo able to fool the extreme gratification tho said has given others. It is tho unswerving intention of Messrs. Georgo and Kersloy to clear out tho whole of tho remainder of salvage btock by ol»l March, so as to permit their entroo into a now building with now stock. A glance- at tlio quick and wholesale brcaking-up of the damaged portion of Tho Economic will convince tho sceptically-inclined that this mention of re-liiiilcling is no idlo gossip. The wholo thing is too itelf-ovident for tho exerciso of any deception. Tho time i& NOW, for the beginning of the end commenced with this Ist day of March. What Salvage prices mean to tho pur clmsor: — At Tho i-Jconomic, in tho Dress Dopartmont, there aro 350 yards of black fast-dyo Vclvoteons — beautiful, bright, cloth — at 6d tho yard, really worth Is 9d ; 250 yards black fast-dyo Velveteen of tho Sylken make, reduced from 1b Ud to 9d, 2s 6d to 10id, very serviceable nnd dressy ; 500 yards coloured nnd black moiretto skirtings — a really rich and handsome material — at Is, pre-firo prico 2s 6dj 500 yards cream nuns-veili-ng, heavy make, shrunk, finished, and all-wool, brought down from Is lid to Is ; a fow colours loft in this lino ; 250 yards black glaco silk, of soft make, unnplittable, nnd excellent nmkingup, reduced from 2s 6d to Is 6d, a partiallaily dressy lino. In tho Furnishings: Croum-frilled Madras Muslins, 60 in wido, at Is 9d, oven splendid 1 value at one-third moro; 20 pieces art muslins, doublo lnco bordered, different colours, 3d tho yard ; whito spot curtain muslin, at ?j|d; 6 only crumb cloths, to save ffood car-nets, in pretty designs, at 6s lid, good beforo for 13s 6d ; Japnneso hearthrugs, 6x3 foot, usually 7s lid oach, now 4s lld r etc., otc. — Advt.

TESTED AND PROVEN. . ». THERE IS A HEAP OF SOLACE IN BEING ABLE TO DEPEND UPON A WELL-EARNED REPUTATION. It has b*en in Wellington for many months. Any reader of this paper might havo seen it. It is what everybody demands now-a-days, but it's what they do nob obtain. Tliero is only ono medicine that supplies it ; only one can supply it ; and probably only one will over accomplish it. What is it? Lot Mrs. F. Taylor, NeJaon-st., Petono, this city, tell you. She' bays: — " Two and a-half years ago I was suffering with severe paius in the back, a very common trouble with me. At tho timo I saw Doan's Backache Kidney Pills advertised, and my husband obtained a supply at Chas. Fletcher's Pharmacy, and told mo I should try them. I did so,, and was vory glad to got such a good kidney medicine. In a little while I was quite froo of all tho pain, and have remained free ever sinco. Thoy are splendid pills, and I advise anybody with baekacho to use them." Beware of imitations. Remember it is Doan's Backache Kidney Pills which Mrs. Taylor recommends, therefore sco that you get the Biime, and that the word " Backache " is in the name. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemist* and storekeepers at.3s por box (six boxes 10s 6d), or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-M'Clellan Co., 76, Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W. But be sure tlioy are DOAN'S.~AdTt.