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Evening Star, Issue 8399, 27 December 1890, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTXOEB. OLLISON, MILLS, AND 00., 195 AND 197 GXOBQB STBBZT, DUNBOIN. REPARATIONS for Deoember in the IBORGB STREET WAREHOUSE. HB OITJZBNS, Visitors, and the Public generally trill find all they require in ENBBAL DRAPERY and CLOTHING, X and T PRICE 3 that are in keeping with the Times. BALLY SPLENDID BARGAINS for Deoember in every Department. GINGHAM DBESS at Sid-worth Is 4d. At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. VERY HANDSOME GINGHAM DBBSS . at 9|d-worth la 4d. At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. AVEBYHaNDSOME GINGHAM DBESS at lOJd—looks almost like a Lustrine, at 2s Sd per yard. At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. AVBRY HANDSOME OHKOK GINGHAM DBESS, finest quality, llfd—worth Is 9d At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. HITS FANCY MUSLIN, suitable for , . Dress or Pinafores. This is a desperate line. To be sold at 4|d—worth 9d, At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. OUB DRESSES at Mollison, Mill;, and Oo.'s; large ohoioe of the moet fashionable itevf materials in the City, at lowest prices. At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. AT MOLLISON, MILLS, AND OO.'S Gingham Embroideries, at ljd per yard —worth «Jd. At Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s. "N THE SHOW BOOM we have opened out . 3 eases Latest Novelties in Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery; largest variety and lowest prices. UB MILLINERY ; this season admired by all. ILLINERY for the Holidays. ABGE STOCK at Lowest Prices. ■ F you want Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, ■_ or any Fancy Goods for the Holidays you unot HEM oheapar than at OLLISON, MILLS, AND OO.'S. MAS RENOVATING LAOE OUB TAINS just received. IBE Our Curtains at 2s lid, 8s 9d, 6s 6d, up to29s6d. EAL Guipure Lace Curtain*, 14s lid worth 3tte. ETjkjk Pairs Liberty Muslin Curtains (3/ds OW long) for 3i 9d to 7s. :V 74d-worth L. 4d. Dozen Kitchen Towelling (damaged), 3s 9d per dozen—worth 7s 6d. OUR MEN'S CLOTHING at Mollison, Mills's. eTuy OUR BOY»' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING at Mollison, Mills, and Oo.'s.

B K O S., Ghorgb btrbet. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. THE GREAT SALE. THE GREAT SALE SALVAGE STOCK SALVAGE STOCK SALVAGE STOCK Has Commenced, Has Commenced, IS NOW ON IS NOW ON 18 NOW ON IS NOW ON. SMITH BROS. SMITH BROS. SMITH BROS. SMITH BROS. Tons of Goods are daily being brought forward Damaged by Fire and Water. We may mention that the balk of the Goods damaged by water hag been Btowed upstairs and on the roof, and we are getting them into the shop daily. LB.OOO WORTH LB.OOO WET AND DAMAGED BY FIRE, SMOKE, AND WATER. SMITH BROS., George btbkst. GREAT SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK From Recent Fire 1,000 LADIES' STRAW BONNETS, New Shapes. The Boxes of these were only singed. These Bonnets were 5s 6d, 7s 6d, and 8s 6d each —now being sold at 3d and 4d*eaoh. ' O L I D A Y TIME. P lONICS AND ODTINGS. " Youth at the prow, and pleasure at the helm." To those who intend enjoying the sunshine of a Merry Xmas, we would remind you, that the best plaoe 'for a nice-fitting Boot or Shoe is at the oontinbntaiTboot DEPOT. lid : Men's superior Balmorals.' 9t 9d ; Men's Shoes, 9s 9d. XMAS PRESENTS. Bay a pair Child's new Tan Shoes. Buy a pair Child's new Claret Shoes. OONTINBNTAt. . BOOT DEPOT (Next Brown, Ewing; and Co.'s), Pbinoes strbet,; HESSIAN CANVAS (Very strong), 9 yards wide | *Sdperyaraßythebols. """ ©OT*GOfc.\ ' n>WS creates* AppeW»er r atornaolyapd jUvett ■. Regulator—Dr Boole's American Hop Sitters,