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LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. Inspection invited of our new handsome design in mirror-baok Sideboards, feature of these sideboards, so as to bring the' - SIDEBOARD within every person's means. Suites Re-covered in latest patterns at lowest prices.. Mackenzie and Sanders.

GRAND SPRING SHOW, 1897. HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO. WILL MAKE THEIR FIRST GRAND SHOW OF SPRING NOVELTIES THURSDAY NEXT, 19th AUGUST, AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

T IS VERY IMPORTANT, ADIES, that you fally take in the fact that J Carter and Co. are prepared to work this month Simply for Fun. They won't make One Penny of Profit, but will give you most Rousing Bargains, and they expect to be crowded daily. Come and share the spoil. Thousands of other Bargains. Compare. BARTER'S COLOSSAL SALE.—A great ±J quantity of the newest and moßt fashionable Drapery and Clothing will be sold at actual cost price, as they are determined to have a big time of it during this month. BARTER'S COLOSSAL SALE. iixia canuniuo,—ou pieces Apron JL\j Cloth, wovea border, yard wide (colorssky, red, grey, pink), usual price, 6f d Carter's prioe, 31-d. BARTER'S COLOSSAL. Heavy Twill W Stripe Flannelettes, usually 4s 9d dozen —Carter's price, 2s lid dozen; French Twill Flannels, usually Is 2Ad—now 6M. CARTER'S COLOSSAL.-Slate Silesia, 2|d quality for Ifd, 3|d quality for 2|d, and so on ; Twill Cretonnes from 2|d ; handBome Double-width Reversible Cretonaes, usually Is 44d— now 10M. CARTER'S COLOSSAL. Grand lot of Prints, usually 4°|d—now 2|i; big lot of Prints, 6f d quality for 33J. CARTER'S COLOSSAL. Heavv Cotton Shirtings—worth 6d, now 3fd ; Grass Lawn Sleeve or Skirt lining—usually 6d yard, now 2|d. BARTER'S COLOSSAL SALE. CARTER'S SHOW ROOM for Immense Bargains.—Ladies' Aprons, either White Muslin or Cooking Apronß—worth Is to Is 6rt, now all 6|d. See their window for Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, all at Is—usually 2s 6d to 5s lid. CARTER'S SHOW ROOM for Bargains.— Children's Ulsters from Is and Is 6d; Ladies' Ulsters and Macintoshes, sale price Is 11 Ad, 2s lid, 3s lid—formerly three times the money. CARTER'S SHOW ROOM for Real Plams.Ladies' Corsets from Is 6d; Infants' Pique Pelisses, Is 6d; Infants' AVinter Pelisse?, 33 lid and 4s lid worth double; Ladies' Summer Jackets, Is, Is 6d, 2s lid, 3s Hd. CARTER'S COLOSSAL for Dresses.-Heavy Double-width Melton Cloth, usually Is OA.d now B|d; Double-width Fancy Winter Dress Tweeds, 6|d and B|d—usually Is to Is 4£d : Colored Velveteens, worth Is 4Ad—now 9Jd yard. BARTER'S COLOSSAL SALE. 10R FANCY BARGAINS.-12 Bundles of Hair Pins for 6d—worth lsj-Strutt's White Crochet Eggs, Id each; Alwavß Ready Spoon Busks, small Bire, 6i quality for 2d. Carter's Sale. ANOY BARGAINS. - Baskets Ladies' Gloves, 4|d, 6d, 9d, and Is pair; Children's Gloves, small size 3, usually 6d to 9d-nowa.llatljd pair. Carter's Sale. FANCY BARGAINS,-Colored Silk Gimp, usually 2|d—now Id yard; Tortoise-shell Hair Ornaments, usually Is to Is 6d—now 6d. Carter's Sale. IANCY BARGAINS.—BIack and Colored Crape Cord, usually 2d yard—now clearing box of 36 yards for 6d the lot. Carter's Sale. <ANCY BARGAINS.—BIack and odd Color 200-yard Cotton Reels, usually 2d each—now 2d for 12 reels; fine numbers. Carter's Sale. IANCY BARGAINS. Colored Wool Mending Cards, usually Id each—now 2d for 12 cards ; Blind Tassels, usually 4Ad —now Id. Carter s Sale. FANCY BARGAINS Colored Aerophane, usually la 6d yard—now 3d; Black Veiling Net, usually 6d yard—now 3|d. Carter's Sale.

LORIE'S MONSTER SALE. ALL ODD LINES THROWN OUT DAILY AT HALF-PRICE, LADIES' BLACK OArES, This Season's, 17/6-now 4/11. FLANNELETTES, Heavy Striped Twill, nearly yard wide, 6£d-Now 3|d. NUN'S VEILINGS, 20 Dresses, 7f D TABD. KID, GLOVES, All sizes, Black or Colors, Wk?«4/9-no\v2/6. ALL DRESS MATERIALS ARE NOW HALF-PRICE. WE MUST SELL, and no matter what Prioes are quoted elsewhere WE WILL QUOTE LOWER, «1 a FOR 10s.-Every 10s you spend with us entitles you to One Chance of Winning «., n Cash. ° £,lO Results of Last 2 Competitions can be seen in our Windows. A LOT OF SOILED BLANKETS CAN GO CHEAP.

SPEIGHT'S celebrated Ales, in; Bottled quarts and pintß, at all grocers, UFFKKERB from Cougho and Colds can obtain Wilkinson'B Honey Balaam at A. and J. M'Farlaco'e. LOABBVS " V/ahoo," tho unrivalled herbal remedy for all stomaoh, liver, and kidney oomplaintß; 2n 6d Chemists Orocers. Aft I? K— For Sale, City Property, free3&A 9 O hold ;, let 10a weekly. Fitzhardinge Jones. 95 Prinoes street. |VJ LbiT, Houses, 8 rooms, 83; 2 rooms, near [ centre, sa. Fitzhardinge Jones, 95 Princes reet. GULDFIKLDS C MMKKCIALS. A FIRST-CLASS COMMISSION OPEN tp, a Traveller p-rmanently doing the district. " ADEL.PHI," Stak Office. SENDERS will be received until WED- . ' NESDAY, 25th iust.,' for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to DWKLLINGHOUSE (wood). JAMES LOUDON, Fairfield.' IENDERS are invited fop ERECTING 5-ROOMED HOUSE and Outbuildings, Queen's Drive, Musselburgh. Close on SATUR DAY, 21st inst., at noon. G. W. GOUGH, Architect. Manor place, " ' l1 ' a t. - in en s ■•«-• beg respectfully to THANK the Thousands of CUSTOMERS who visited their COLOSSAL SALE last week, and at the Bame time to INTIMATE that they have A LARGE AND EFFICIENT STAFF OF ASSISTANTS, and are now in a position to overtake the extraordinary pressure of business. A. ANfl 0?. tNGLIS, O QUEEN;, LIVE FOR EVER » ' ET HER MAJESTY drink OUVAH TEA. Let H.R.H. drink OUVAH TEA. Let the Archbishop drink OUVAH TEA. Let Dukes drink OUVAH TEA. Let Bißhops drink OUVAH TEA. Let Barons drink OUVAH TEA. Let Mr Speaker drink OUVAH TEA. Let Privy Councillors drink OUVAH TEA, Let "Our Dick" drink OUVAH TEA; Let Judges drink OUVAH TEaJ Let BaioneliD dmik OuVAH. TEA, OUVAH TJJA. flat Commoners drink OUVAH TEA. Let the entire ProcesHW drink OUVAH TgA.

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Evening Star, Issue 10394, 16 August 1897, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 10394, 16 August 1897, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 10394, 16 August 1897, Page 3

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