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Evening Star, Issue 12551, 8 July 1905, Page 12

9ot. Gold, 14s M. Public Notices. Art Oesinns ENDANT3 A wider variety of EXCLUSIVE DESIG>S than show cannot be foutd. Ii the design is new it is here. If it is here, it is new. Our Latest Shipment ia rich in Novelties and unusual settings, both practical and decorative. Every period of Art is represented, and the prices are exceptionally low .or such iugh-qutilitygoods. PR/CES--12/6,15/6,176. 2V. 25'. 30/, 40/, 50/, to JBSO

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ITOTICB. IHE ANNUAL FAIR AND SALE WHICH PRECEDES STOCK-TAKING That Final and Drastic Clearance of all the Flotsam and Jetsam of a Prosperous Tear's Business CONTINUES TO-DAY AND NEXT WEEK. Included in it is part of FIXLAY McLEOD & CO.'S WELLINGTON STOCK which we have bought, so that if ever there was a time when you could buy really Splendid Good;* at Minimum Prices IT IS NOW! If ever there was a time when you could save money— IT 18. NOW! We have determined to reiuce our immense stock to the lowest possible limit, and purge it of all Winter Season's Goods and every unnecessary article, so that The Bargains now Offering are More Sensational than Ever. This applies to both our George Street and South Dunedin Establishments. First, all Remnants spread out on Tables in each Section are to be literally swept away as follows: Remnants DRESS STUFFS ; were 2/6 yard. Now clewing ut the rate of 1 / yard Rem. ants BLOUSE FLANNELETTES ; were Bjd aud lOf-i yard. Now at the rata of 4d yard Remnants HOYLE'S BEST NAVY PRINTS; were 7|d yard. Now sfd yard Remnants PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS ; were' 2/11 and 3/6 yard. Now at the rate of 1/6 yard Remnants CKETONNES; were 6fd and Bjd yardNow at the rate of 4d yard Remoants LACES, RIBBONS, and TRIMMINGS, nominal prices . Remnants FLANNELETTES, in White, Pink, Cream, and Striped ; approximating three-quarter price SAMPLES OF HOSIERY—PIain and Ribbed Cashmere, All Wool. 9d and 1/ pair Then, in the Show Room, rare selections can be made. BLACK SKIRTS, unapproachable in value at at.y Sale in town. 4/6,' 5/6, 7/6, 9/11, 12/11 Ladies' FASHIONABLE JACKETS, no la<t season's goods, but the latest. 30 >at 6/11, worth 15/6 ; 8/11, worth 21/ ; 11/9, worth 25/6 ; lb/6, worth 29/11 Hundreds of FELT HATS : were up to 5/11. Now 1/ each All our LOVELY FELT FLOPS, Plain and Frieze Felts, now 1/11 £ TRIMMKD MILLINERY—Our noted and admired Creations, at half-price and less In the Household Section CARPET SQUARES, in good Brussels, 3ft 6in x 4ft, for 50/ ■BLANKETS, SLIGHTLY SOILED, Rosiyn make; worth 29/6. Now 18/11 ODD CURTAINS, no two pairs alike, but best selling patterns. Now 8/11 quality for 6/11 ; 12/11 quality for 9/6 * Clothing and Mercery Section What a boom we have had here since the Sale began, and no wonder. Read a few specimen lines. MEN'S REGATTA SHIRTS, soft and dressed fronts ; 5/6 quality. Now 2/11 and 3/6 MEN'S HARD FELT HATS, all fashionable shapes, 10/6 quality for 4/6 MEN'S SILK LINED CAPS; worth 1/6 and 2'. Now 1/ each BOYS' WORSTED NAVY JERSEYS; worth 2/6. Now 1/9 The Dress Pieces we will show to-morrow should electrify the City Imagine Beautiful ALL-WOOL TWEEDS ; were 2,6 yard. Marked 1/yard Imagine ALL-WOOL HERRINGBONES, AND OHEVIOrS; were 2/11 yard. Marked 1/6 yard Imagine FIRST-CLASS BLACK MATERIALS, in makes so numerous we cannot specify them, at 2/6 quality, 1/6; 2/1 V quality, 1/lH; 3/6 quality, 2/6 ; 4/6 quality, 3/6 And Lastly— Have you seen tlnse Lovely FRENCH BLOUSB FLANNELS at 1/ and 1/3 a yard? Well, we have good news for you; we have 40 more pieces added to those we have left over, and the assortment is better than ever. BLOUSE FLANNELS ; worth 1/11 J and 2/6 yard. Now 1/ and 1/3 yard Drapery Supply Association, GEORGE STREET & SOUTH DUNEDIN^