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Evening Star, Issue 11697, 1 October 1902, Page 4

NEW"SHIE"tetfm '■'. I DSBSS SKiBTSi '■■■;'■/ ■''' "' -'•■.'. ■■..:' In Voile, Lustre, Grass Ixmi^Ctaah, .Holland, Boston, *ndl PhilaAT THH dfelbtaft Lindas, ete., <stc. A Spfeoial Line oT 60 10s 6d, lis 6d, 12s Bd. Hamned lucks, Stitched Bhhds, tod Corded. JLf.A.V* M endless **aafcjr in\ WASHING SKIRTS, Moirette, Moreen, and Silfal, from 4s 6d. All shades in PUEB JAPJ Trimmed Lacef Inrtjrtwii, from 18a 6d. silks. SPECIAL VAtOT. . Oyer # 5,(»0 yards of ALL-SILK "BTABTOM" to select from. ■5"?J 3 of ?*M»Ma Wasbmg Silks. 50 Colorings for &oic6> Is Hd pec yard. -

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FUNEBAL NOTICE. fjpl-IE Friends of Thomas Coburn (and .1. family) are respectfully invited to at-t-tml the Funeral of nis late mfe, Elizabeth, which will leave her daughter's residence, 118 Forth 3treet, for the Southern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (Thursday), the 2nd insL, at A o'clock p.m. A. J. WYNN AND HOPE, Undertakers, 36 St. Andrew street.