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Evening Star, Issue 8771, 11 March 1892, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. DRAPERY KUPi'LY ASSOCIATION. (9ATURDAY), ths 12th, L wo inaugurate our Winter Season by a grand opening of advance styhs in Dresscp, Mantleß, and Milliuery, which wa have marked at euch piicoeas Bhou!d wake our placo from now on a scene of constant activity and bustle. PR NiiW DKt'.SS GOODS nothing to be desired for beiuty, variety, exquisite defigriß, elaborate asßottmont--, enporb qualities, und withal the lowest of pi ice?. OUR UILLINKBT HOLES A FRONT PLACE in our Customers' esteem. They !ike It and wear it. Thc-y like it because it is nice, and buy it because it is cheap. It suitß their facea, and delights their eouls. To the young it ia the embodiment of fashion; to the old It is the acme of comfort and suitability. UR JACKETS, UL&TERS, AND CAPES sro superb. In any of them the youog lady can sally forth in the cocsciousnesa that 6he iouks well, and cm range alongside them iu the certainty that if a good exttrior will win ehe must conquer. IHEN LOOK AT OUR Pi lOKS ALL ROUND. Cheap 1 Cheap ihn't the woid for it. Thiy are marvellous Huny up then and take your place among the many who wiil patronise us for their winter wants. DRAPiCRY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, 86 AND 88 GEORGE STREET. DICK AND M'KEOHNIB. Proprietors. CENTRAL RESTAURANT B 1 Gto intimato to the Public that I have . added a Ladies' Dining [>OOM. Piicea aB usual. All Meals, 6d; i Beds, Ib. Everything clean and comfortable. Breakfast from 7to 10 a.m. Central Restauiant, Manse street. Mrs A. Lehmann, Proprietress. "AOKET3, Now, jaat opsnerl, i-x Tainui—tj Seal Plusb, Serge, and Cloth; black, brown, grey, and navy. T. Rofs. RICHLY Trimmed with Astrachun, Opossum, Beaver, Seal, and Racoon ; fashionable three quarter shapes; prices from 10* 9J. JPEOIAL shipment Ladies Sanitary Wool *J and Silk Undoivest*, Combinations, and Corßtts; Spencers, from Is 9i each. A NOTHKR lot of our famous Dogtkin A. Gloves, 3i lid and 4s lid—4 months' wear guaranteed. T. Ro*p, importor. JOHN GILiLIEb, IURNISHING Undertaker, 18 George ' street and 11 Great King street, Adults' Funerals respectably, iHILDRBN'j', from 30* upwards. Mourn, ' Ing O&rriages as reauirerP, 0. A. BRKBSKY. BIRTHDAY Card?, Plash and Satin Folding Cards (in boxes), Is. IBTHDAY Cards.—Opals (hand-painted and carbons), Chromo Cards, in great variety. BIRTHDAY Books and Booklets.-Large variety always on hand. IRTBDAY Presents.—Work Boxes (largo r assortment jasi in), Desks, Japanese Gcods, etc aOTOGKAPHI'J Albums, New htand Albums, lOj 6d (all cabinets). CRAP Books from Is.—Krrapa, best selection in town ; cheap pßckct*. tCTURE Books, Toy Books, Bib'os, and Prayer Books. Brossey, bookseller, 151 George street. J, HAiUUfi Alilj 00. HAKDIK AND 00. will continue to * effar their Splendid Stock of Autumn aud Winter Clothing now coming to hand at Lowest Cab. Prices. THE Tailoring Department ia now supplied with a splendid vaiiety in Colonial Tweed?, Coatings, and imported Novelties for the present Season. N Boys' and Youths' Suitg we are showing a . fine selection of Colonial Tweeds, strong for sohool wear; Boys' and Youths' Jacket?, Overcoat?, Waterproofs. Trouters, Hats and Caps—all New Goods, and offered at the Lowest Oash Prices. GENTLEMAN'S Underclothing, Shirt.", Sox, Scarf?, and Braces—all new and fresh from the manufacturers; Roslyn and Mosgiel Drawer?, Shirts, Flannels, Blanketß, and Rug*, at Lowest Cash Prices. OUR Boot Department is now well stocked with Ladies and Children's Boots, Show, Slippers, ftnd;Fanoy Evening Shoes. AlHißi and Girls' School Boots, Men's Balmoral?, Shoes, and Slippers. J. Bardie and Co., No. 110, owner Princes and Rattray streets.