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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 4

THREE DAYS GRAND BARGAINS BROWN, EWING'S NEW MANAGEMENT SALE. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. 168 Black Patent Calf LEATHER BELTS, each. Sold all the season at Is lid and 2s 6d.' DRESS, SILK, and MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT REMNANTS, 3s in the £ off SALE PRICES. Ready-to-wear COSTUMES, 19s 6d, 29s 6d. Long TWEED COATS, 25s 6d, 29s 6d. Velvet JACKETS, Silk lined, 19s 6d. Flannel ami Delaine BLOUSES, 6s 6d, 7s 6d. White Satin QUILTS, double-bed size, 9s 6d each. A few only. VELOUR FLANNELETTES, for Dressing Gowns and Jackets, 4 pieces only at 9£d per yard. Real value. CEYLON FLANNEL, unshrinkable, suitable far Blouses, Shirts, and Pyjamas, 30in wide, per yard to clear. Heavy Scotch Damask TABLE CLOTHS to be cieared—size 2yds x 2yds, 7s 6d; and 2yds x 2iyds, at 8s 9d. ALL SHEETINGS AND NAPERY Bought This Week Will be Hemmed Free or Charge. Sample HOSE, Black and Tan, 9d per pair. Black Imitation Suede GLOVES, 9d to clear. Colored Ringwood GLOVES, 9d per pair. Children's COATS, 24in, 27in, at 7s 6d, 10.-S 6d. . Women's Print OVER-ALL APRONS, Is lid. Women's Merino COMBINATIONS from 2s 3d. Cliildren's Bearskin COATS and PELISSES from 5s lid. Children's HATS and BONNETS, 6d and Is. TRIMMED MILLINERY, stood selection, 7s lid. Oddments in FELTS and STRAWS, 6d and Is. Black Satin RIBBON, lin wide, high quality, Wide, Plain, and Fancy RIBBONS, per yard. Splendid value in Black Silk LACE and INSERTION, up to 6in wide, Is per yard. 9in to 12in wide, Is 6d per yard. Bought Job, wortli up to 5s lid yard. 250 dozen Daiuty Embroidered Wliite HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for Is 6d, or 6£d each. Extra REDUCTIONS in all LACE NECKWEAR to clear, THE ABOVE ARE SOME OF THE 3-DAY BARGAINS. DO NOT MISS THEM. BROWN, EWING'S BARGAINS SELL QUICKLY. CLOSED 1 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY.

FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHE Friends of the late Susan Hendy X Fraser (and family), wife of William Fraser, and second daughter of Susan and Charles King, contractor, Athol place, Dunedin, are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her father's residence, 67c Athol place, for the Northern Cemetery, on SATURDAY, the 24th inst., at 2 p.m. A. J. WYNN AND HOPE, Undertakers, 36 St. Andrew street.