LATE ADTOBTISEMENTS. FYFE AND CUMING'S FIRST GRAND SHOW OF NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES. EW DRESS GOODS.-Fyfeand Cuming's exhibition of tlie latest Novelties in Dress Fabrics from Manchester, London, and Fatis. The prlcea are extremely reasonable, ana the styles and colorings such as will be most lengths, 4s 9d, 61 9J, 8s 94, 10a lid, and 12s lid the full dress length. IHIFFONS. CHIFFONS. OHIFFONS.\J All the fashion in London and Pans. Chiffons for the neok, Chiffons for the hair, Chiffons for dresses, Chiffons for trimmings, Chiffons for bows, Oyffonn for scarves, Chiffons for street wear, Chiffons for evening wear; Chiffons are beooming effective, useful, and economical. Chiffons with plain edges, Ohiff jus with embroidered edg*, Chiffons in all colors, Chiffons at ridiculous prieeß. F. and 0. have just opened a parcel of Chiffons in white, pink, cream, pale-blue, Tuscan, ceris?, cardinal, etc., at 4fd-beautiful washing quality. ID GLOVES. Kid Gloves. Kid Gloves. __ —We are offering three special lines at half ueual prices. No. lisan 8 button length, Mosquetaire Suede Glove, lsl'fd pair; No. 2 a Tan Doeskin Glove, 6 buttons (the large brass button now so fashionable), every sizs 2a 6d pair; No. 3 a job lot of Children's, Ladies', and Gents' Winter Lined Kid and Calf Gloves, worth 6i 6d—our prioe, 2a 6d and 2s lid pair, We anticipate a quick sale for the above lots, F. and C. ILLINEKY AND MANXLES.—We are _ _ showing all the latest Novelties in Jackets, Capes, Mantles, Macintoshes, etc., and our trimmed Hats and Bonnets will be found the very latest artistic designs. Cashmere Hats iu the popular Tom Tug shape will be much worn. We offer a special value lot, in all color?, Is 6d and Is lljd eaoh, FLANNELS. FLANNELS. FLANNELS. FYFE AND CUMING have purchased a Manufacturer's Stock of Shetland Flannels: unshrinkable, splendid fjr underwear. The price will astonish patrons. Shetland Flannel, 28 inches wide, marked to sell now B|d yatd.
ILOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. V 7 —Fjfe and Cuming ate offering very speolal value in Boys' Kxicker Salt?, 6s lit', 8a lid, 10< 61; Boys' Odd Knioker Trousers', Is lid, 2s 6d ; Men's Colonial Tweed Suitj, 25a lid; Men's and Boys' Tweed and Felt Hats; a special lino of Boys' Washing Suit-, 4a lid each; Men's Maointoah Coats, with Capo (quality guaranteed), 25s lid. YFB AND CUMING'S _' GREAT DRAPERY STORKS, 68, 70, and 72 George street. 68, 70, and 72 >OYS' Melville Tweed Suits for school wear, Al fit, moderato piicee. Brown, Ewing, and Co. BUY your Drapery, Boots, Furniture, Crockery, and Ironmongery at the Caßh Emporium. A. and T. Ir.glis. ON ARCH of Pain is the best cure for Rheumatism. ["101 ONIAIi Tweed Buit«, fit men of all sizes, ■<L/ 35 ito 55a; wonderful value. Clothing Factory, Octagon. . KADY-MONKY Sale at R. Biown'a Little j Wonder Drapery, 3 George Btreet. Small expenses and small profits. »EADY - MONEV Sale.—See our Men's ii Ribbed Cotton Drawers. Is 6d ; Morlno Drawers and Undert-hhts, 2* 6d—worth 3i 6d. EADY-MONEY Sale.— Men's Shuts, Is j lid, 2s 61, 2', 3i €d, splendid value; Men's Merino Sox, 6d-worth Is. "D E ADY-MONRY Sale.—We are Belling all t\ Summer Millinery at less than half-price r Untiimmed Hats, 6d. READY -MONEY ?a!e. Forfarp, 4^d; Flannelette?, 4JI; Shirtings, 4|d; Oa'icoes, l|d; Flannels, 10P; Prints, 3|d »EADY-MONEY Sale. Drpss materials, \> CJd up; Gloveß, 6d; Hose, 6d; Ribbon-, I§l, 2id up. At K. Brown'?. lARTER AND CO. Beg to inform you that ■v> they have opened np, ex Kaikoura, Duke of Westminster, and other steamer*, their URST SHIPMENTS of New Drapery and Clothing for tho Autumn Season, m&gnificent both in variety, quality, and style. Call early, AND CO. for Fur Tippets from 3i lid ; New Fur Capes, New Fur Cloaks, New Dorothy Mantles, New Dorothy Waterproofs— cutting prices. I CHARTER A.ND CO. for New PJush Jackets, j if • length; New Cloth Jacket*, New Millinery—H»ts and Honnets, Flowers, Feathers, Wieg-), Bird?, etc.—cutting prices. BARTER'S BHOW ROOM crowded with Fashionable Novelties for ) adies' and Children's wear Underclothing and Corsets—Al ralao. AND CO. for Callcoe?, Flannels, all kinds of u-eful Drapery; new stocks ; cutting prices. lARTER AND CO. for Dress Materials.— P«etty Fashionable Dress Stuff*, sll l and 4JI vard up ; Heavy Melton Tweed, 5M jard-worth B£d. j attention to their Cheap Stcck of Boys' and Men's Clothing, Hats, Ties, Collars, Shirts, and Underclothing. Call and see. ►IA NO Repair?.— The most complete plant In the colony at F. Howell and Co.'a Ootagon Manufactory. OY&' Melville Tweed Suits for »chool wear, Ewlng, and Co. TOU can Furnish Kitchen and Bedroom for L Ll2. The Caih Emporium. A. and T. Inglis, MRS DREAVER ha 3 opened Ladies' Feather Bias, three yards long, lovdy goods, 12i 63, 15a 6d, 17s 6d. See wlndowc. NEW Millinery for wlutor season on view; lovely Bonnets, Russian Tcques, Felt and Straw Hats—all new shspes. NEW Shawls, Dorothy Cape?, UlstersLadies' and Children's ; Immense variety Dress Tweeds, Serge?, eto. Mrs Dreaver'*. PAULT, Retiring from Business, Thanks his Customers who have supported him in Good, and. lately, in Bad Times. P&TJLI assures intending buyers that they will acquire Bargains. Stook has to be realised by expiration of lease. PAULI defies competition, as he is satisfied with part of original cost price. All goods marked in plain figure?. FRENCH Beiges (all wool), B|l yard; 20 pieces Ohecked and Fancy Ribbon', 2gd yard. J. Blenkinsopp. FKW Oddments in Corsets, Is 6d p»ir ; 6d—bargain. J. B'enkinsopp, George street. 080108 Lot of Lace at 2gd yard; Fronts. J. Blenkinsopp. JAMES HALE, cheap Pioture-framer and Cutler; Mouldings and Glass sold m small quantities. Hanover street. IS 1 FORD, Dressmaker, Smith street and Fitting taught. f CLEARING Sale Crockery, Lamps, Hollowj ware at Ritchie's Staffordshire House, 29 George street (next Wardell Bros.). "OTHOUBE Grapes, Is lb; Tomatoes, Oranges, Peaohes, Pears, Bananas, Ribston Apples, Cooking Apples, Blackberries, Lemons. Mrs Mitchell, corner Hanover and George streets. THE Cash Emporium is showing all the latest novelties In Mantles, Jackets, Uapes, ureases, xviuuuue, »mvn»j »»»»j ~-»--• Millinery, etc. A. and T. Inghs. HE* Piioes Tell—Ladles' splendid Evening lid. Simon Brothers, George street. BEST Hothouse Grapes, la lb; Bon Chretien Pears, Peaches, Tomatoes 2d and 3d lb. .__ "VTKW Season's Dates and Figs, Ribston PJp_Ll pins, Blenheim Oranges, and a large stock of English and Colonial Confectionery. Buchanan's, Princes and George streets. _ YOU can Furnish Kitchen and Bedroom for Ll2. The Cash Emporium. A, ana T. Inglis,
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Evening Star, Issue 8771, 11 March 1892, Page 3
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