PUBLIC NOTICES. Parisian Diamond fiair Combs,. FOR EVENING WEAR Among our many New Lines just ''' opened up, we have a splendid se- '•■•lH||J|M ff " aro to pay elsewhere for inferior qualities. Prices* V 6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6, 20/YOU MUST SEE THEM, HOWEVER, TO FULLY APPRECIATE THEIR ATTRACTIVENESS. sftetHart s)au)4on If *&., N.Z., LIMITED, Corner Princes ana Doiulina Streets, Dunedln. SPECIAL LINES YOU MUST SEE TO-DAY. The Sample Furs at Home Cost Record The MARMOT STOLES and TIES at 6/11 and 9/11. The MARMOT TIES at 21/—worth 45/. ALL FURS MUST GO OUT THIS MONTH. The MARMOT MUFFS at 12/11—worth 25/. The Samoles in MARMOT MUFFS, at 25s—worth 45/. ' 20 only left Lovely SILK SKIRTS, in all shades, at 21/—worth 45/. See the LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS at 5/11 and 7/11. See the 850 Home Samoles in BABYLINEN, CHILDREN'S SILK FROCKS; lovely goods at Home cost. See the 45 Lovely TRIMMED HATS at 10/6 worth 45/. See the Latest Shanes and Shades in FELT HATS at 1/—worth. 12/6. Another purchase of Lovely FELT, SATIN, and VELVET HATS at 1/11—many worth 23/6; over 400 sold. See the FUR HATS at 7/6. 20 only left; 200 sold during the Sale. See our New Line of Flowers at 1/—some worth 6/6. See the WINGS at 6id—worth 2/11. About 150 pieces of the Wonderful Line of RIBBONS left at I£d, 2|d, 3|d s 4§d, and See the Wide Oriental LACE for 4fd—was 1/ and 1/6 the yard. LADIES 1 COATS to go at HALF-PRICE. FROSVf LONDON George St. Ironmongery Co. THE HOUSE FOR VALUE. Stock-taking is over, and we have decided to clear out the following lines, taking no notice of the cost:— Carving Knives and Forks i.ooo Tea iVwrf t~u\ (Sheffield), 2/6, 3/6, 6/ per ' ?^oo„ s 'aTad each "^ tj • rv • . l > ooo Dessert and Table Forks Ha ir Clippers, with extra at 3d each combs, 5/ and 7/. r T \ , * Cobblers' Boot Sets, all corn- C ' lfuJ\?y DeSSert Kn,Ves ' plete, 5/. *' half -dozen. Good Alarm Clocks, 3/6 and C * Johnson's Table Knives, 4/9 A/O half-rlnr*»n 4/9. half-dozen. Hand Saws, full size, 3/6. Garden Spades, all steel, 3/6 Incandescent Gas Mantles, 4/ and 4/. • Splendid Watches (worth ,<>/), ****** *" Stcd ' 8- D | Clocks, very handsome, "^J^^^ 1 Good Strong Wringers, 10/6, 40-piece Tea Sets, 12/6. 11/6 i and 12/6. Beautiful Japanese Cups and Mincintr Marhin«»c 9/ft A/C C/ Sanrorc Q*J Mincing Machines, 2/6, 4/6, 5/. 300 Face Sponges, 8d each. 3rass - front Ashpans, with Brass Venetians, 8/6. oaucers, 9cJ. 2,000 Glass Tumblers. Usually 6/ dozen. To clear &t 1/9 half-dozen. We guarantee every article we sell, end claim to give you the best value in Dunedin for less money. GEORGE ST. IRONMONGERY and CROCKERY DEPOT, 165 George Street.
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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 9
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