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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICEB. clearance "Boaa iking Period, and to make an effectual Fide" Reductions must be offered. i startling, and will be the talk of the argams. Ladies' Tweed Costumes, latest effects, newest styles. Now 12/6. Flannelette Blouses, all colors, must go. Marked 1/6. Moirette Underskirts, assorted shades, Now from 2/6. Grey Tweed Skirts, very useful. Only 5/6. Trimmed Millinery,-ready to wear. The balance offered from 2/6. . Silk and Satin Shapes, all shades. Sale price, 1/ each. Felt Hats (untrimined), all colors. To clear at 9d each. Motor Hats, a grand variety. Must go at 1/. Ladies' Long Tweed Paletotfl, latest styles. From 12/6. Black and Grey Caracul Coatfi. 15/6 and 19/6. Children's Coats, in Tweeds and Plain Cloths. From 4/11, Fur Necklets, White, Brown, and Grey.' 1/, 1/6, 1/11. Children's Cream Fur Tarns. To clear, 6d each. Children's All-wool Vests, all sizes. 6d each. Children's Cream Far Coats, tad few to cle— vr *'" l " • arid 10/6. Dress Tweeds, doable-width, nil wool, aud mixtures. Only Hid yardworth up to 3/11 yard. See ibis bargain. Pure Jap Silk, Crewn and White, 9W yard. Corduroy Velveteens, all color*. 1/5, Ranvoantfi of Bloosrngfi, Dress Goods, Ptc, to be absolutely cleared out. Price no object. The foundation of a Perfectfittiog Tailor-made Costume is a well-corseted figure. JiA Smartly dressed women the world over )j V- r recognise this / \ y N. fact ( l %\ Rust-Proof %so\ \ Corsets to produce )Wj |\ graceful || | contour, '**^!l op ff'' moulding the form on ■'in Mjjt-proofs Corsets. r?..„t They are ! extrcmelycom- j fortahle, con- i Froof trolling the j figure without : Corsets. undue j pressure. ! "Warner's" Corsets are! Rust Proof; they retain (heir ! f.h&pe, and can he had in ! models to fit every woman. ; Ask your draper or cor- ; sefiare to show you these, i fashionable Corsets. j These are the leading features of our HATS. Discriminating Purchasers will always recogi nise the latest shapes, the most recent designs and colors, and the High Grade of Quality, both in material and finish. Do you want a HAT now ? If so you will get just what you require if you purchase a !Made in Dunedin. | Can be supplied by all leading k Hatters. | n^» n^^.«»mu.-i«j'i»»»ji..«»»».^«ij..'J .iwTOi».j«. t i. Ml|| | |iM^» It must have been an OPENER to country folic and townspeople, too, when *hey saw the local exhibits of New Zealand manufacture. It cannot fail 1 to help trade and arouse some keen interest in our own home industries. We all ought to wear COLONIAL MADE and our clothes should be made from the wool off COLONIAL BRED and the tweed made in the Dominion. We should ask for it. It would do us all good by a general improvement in trade, nr>A well, let s help the other fellow. It's a hard fact that, take it all round, you get better value in the colonial article than in buying the foreign-made goods—and the firms employing tradesmen ought to be encouraged. We invite everybody to call and see our factory and -see our cabinetmakers making furniture, and our 'upholsterers making easy chairs and saddlebag suites, and our men making bedding from the purest materials, and our 4 French polishers polishing the furniture and pianos (some of them locally made). We employ vanmen, salesmen, clerks, and upholstress. No. 3 Octagon is a beehive of industry. We are lit all through by electricity, and our cabinetmaking department is aided by an electric motor. You can go to clearing sales, or any other kind of sales, or sale rooms, auction marts, or house sale.;, and you won't get better value —if as good—as we offer you in every description of House Furniture and Furnishings. FOUR ROOMS COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOR £35. MIW FURNISH T ™n* Employees and Railway Men, Blacksmiths and Clerks, Salesmen and Carpenters, Horseshoers and Farmers, Boarding-house Keepers, Drapers and Painters. of the commonest remarks that is made bv folk calling „ to " see for themselves "is that they were told all about the value we give, and they have seen our goods in the homes of the married couples that are happy and comfortable in the homes that we have furnished. It won't cost you anything to call and see our goods. Our show room is one of the longest in Duuedin: it runs through the entire block, from the Octagon to Bath street. are in personal attendance, and nobodv will up i(ou can " -table chair, and fancy you can see some of the articles that vou are looking at all nicely arranged in your own home. dinner one time, defined the word OATS as food for men in Scotland aud for horses in Ennland." " Yea," retorted a vtitiy Scottish Lord, and where will you find SUCH men ond SUCH hones!" For creating vigorous health of Body and Mind no diet can equal Scottish Porridue ! : Children fed on Porridge don't become flat chested and anaemic. j atmea. Is different from most; it is mede to meet if those who from early experii Caledonia know what good neal really is. McGill's Oatmeal is mode at Milton (Tokom.-iiriro). Your srocer will supply you if you say " McGILL'S," which means ' the best." Wholesale Agents: MERCER & MITCHELL, Water Street. THE SITTING ROOM COMPLETE £l4 Comprising 1 Couch, 4 Chairs and 2 Easy Chairs, 1 Octagonal Table, 9 x 9 Art Tapestry Square, Fender, and Set Brasses, Packed and Trucked Free. J COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS M 3 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. WHY RUN ANY RISK? Winter Coughs, Colds, and Sore Throats require prompt attention. Will give relief with the first dose and speedily cure. 1/6 all Chemists and Storekeepers. ",WHOLEHEARTED "-That's the Word! Wo were never so earnest In our lives as over this clearance. Faet It. the winter has been unseasonable. Winter goods haven't sold as freelv as we anticipated. The d*y of reckoning is near. We've sot to turn these goods into cash, and we're going to do it in a wholohearted way. Think of the saving o YOU. Prscticaliy every line In the Store has been shorn of Us profit, and in many Instances we are considerable losers. ALL 5 . FOB*WHAT ? Simply to effect a muorKieslred clearance and get cash for next ettason's «is an opportunity not to be missed I oon't delay-i Don't say " I'll go to-morrow or next week," but COME TO-DAY I THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI A Few of our Wholehearted Bargains; Flannelette Sheeting, 66in Cream and Bi-nwn Rllk RuHin„ on., o-i j 80in White, 1/6 yard; M-orth 2/3. yard? for fid B ' * ' T ' H0 Cases kS ?/6 «a?r gCl ° th HARV «T.TIMB Ladle*' Warm Navy Coat-, full length, Write V™. FOR THE • l«/8jSprth.26/. Tapestry Mantel Drapes, Bln x 2iyds, 1/1 J; woi-th 2/6. Ladies' All wool Knit Hose, 1/6 fltttri worth 2/6. V ' Children's Picture Handfeerohiufß, 6 for 4Jd. ' Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerehiefe, 0 for 9d. FOR THE LADIES! Brown Bilk Belting, 2-tfn, 2d yard, 4 yard? for 6d, Ladiert' Warm Navy Coats, full length, 16/Bi worth 25/. Ladies' Stockinette Bloomera, W. FURS. FURS. FURS, Here's a Money-saver. i«n.«. . . ... j«tb hj a moiiey-sayer, IT'S SALE TIME A bl« lot of Brown Fur Necklets and AT TH B BWoe ; usual prices, 10/0 to. 17/01 UNIQUE! i t » a cold> Qan crof^y, with one of these. with one I UNIQUE STORE, STUART STREET, DUNEDIN