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Evening Star, Issue 14318, 17 March 1910, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. I Just as a stream gathers momentum as it proceeds on its way to the ocean, so does □ REAVER'S CLEARING SALE OF SUMMER GOODS increase in variety and number of money-saving opportunities as it draws to a close. Every day frosh bargains crop up, reedy to be taken advantage of by discerning* women. Dress Lengths, 10/6 cadi. This is not “trumpery,” but good merchandise merely reduced to facilitate sale. Sateen Hats, - a special line, suitable for cnd-of-scason wear, to clear 1/11 each. Look at the Savings Here: The remainder of our stock of Summer Millinery will bo cleared out without thought to cost. Children’s Washing Hats at 1/, 1/6. and 2/6. Children’s Trimmed Straw Hats at 1/11, 2/11, and 3/6. And Here is something for your Seaside Trip; Ladies’ and Children’s Bathing Suits from 1/11. Caps, 1/3. Paddlers, 1/11. Then Here wo have still left a few Feather Boas and Necklets in Saxe Blue, Brown, Mole, Navy, Green, Fawn, Grey, and Black. They cost us 21/. Yon may have them for o/6. Also Here in our windows is displayed a special lino in Sample Underclothing, slightly soiled. And Hero are Costumes that don’t cost you much. They are of the most favored styles, and retain their appearance no matter how often they visit the washtub. Pure Linen Costumes from 10/6 and 12/ G. Pure Linen Dresses from 5/11 and 7/6. Let us point out again that our Handsome Selection of New Season's Millinery is now on view. Dunedin’s Shrine of Fashion. fees DO YOU KNOW THU WAY TO A MAN’S HEART? IVE him a cup of delicious “ Tiger” v3T Tea for breakfast—something really choice to start tho day on. Many a wife lias kept her husband's love fresh and loyal by always serving him with “Tiger” Ton. U sends him away to work m the morning cheerful and spirited, and when he returns at night tired and weary it sets him up again at once. WFIAT THEY SAY IN NEW YORK! "When a man has built a concrete house he B«t only has an nnburnable house, but he has an lnd«rt rue tibia house. There is no maintenance charge. Painting, patching, etc., are unknown.”—'New York Sun.’ BURNSIDE DEMENT MAKES PERFECT CONCRETE. “Burnside” is of Higher Grade than British apcciCeation, German, and other standards. For FINENESS. UNIFORMITY, SOUNDNESS, COMPRESSION, AND TENSILE STRENGTH it is of record quality. . Tost It With Any Make! BURNSIDE HYDRAULIC LIME AND CEMENT CO.. LTD., Dunedin. *,. ■* - .t...*t “The tr.oro you save, tho more you have to spend ! ” Housewives can save money by visiting just new U Ritchie 5 HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS AT SALE PRICES. A Sample of the Bargains Offered Boot Bundies, Btl. Clothes Brushes, 6d. Nail Brushes, 2d. Reflector Candlesticks, 1/ Plain White Enamel do., 6d. Enamel Stew Pans, largo sizes, 1/6, 2/, 2/6, 3/. Blue Enamel Teapots from 1/6. Bedroom Sets, 8/F>. Kitchen Lamps, 2/3 and 3/. Large Floral Decorated dugs, 3 pint, 1/6. Glass Butter Dishes, with cover, Sd. Large Size Jolly Dishes, 6d, Jugs, Gd. Japanese Cream Jugs, 5d and 7Jd. Bread Hoards, 1/. Chamois Skins, ]/. Cheese Dishes, with cover, 1/6, Tumblers, 1/ nor half-dozen. Knives, slightly soiled—Dinner, 5d ; Dessert, did. Forks, 4d. Dinner Sets from 15/9. Tea Sets, now pattern, from 8/9. Fenders—Brass Rail, 5/6, 7/6, 10/6; Steel Rail, 6/ np ; Bedroom, 41, 4/G, etc. 9 9 Tret ii, FURNITURE , di^SALE CLEARANCE BARGAINS IN EVERY CLASS. Pictures, Oil Paintings, Etc, Alhambra Frames, 12/6 to 45/, Flower Stands, Cheap! 3/6. Serpentine Top Occasional Tables reduced to 8/6. Bamboo Curtain Poles with Brass Rings, Ends and Brackets, 1/9 each, Chippendale Settee, very dainty, Upholstered in Brocade, 65/. Duchesse Chests with Bevel Glass Mirrors, splendid for young people’s bedrooms, now 31/. Mall Stands, Neat Design in Walnut Color, Tile Panels and Brass Mounts, Etc., Etc., Etc., - 35/. Floor Coverings and Rugs all reduced to Sale Prices. Every Article marked in plain figures. Scoullar S’Chisholm, Ltd, City Furniture Warehouse. GLASS SMAiESI PLATE GLASS AND SHEET GJLASS. SSVSSTH & SMITH, ifiiiPOiiTEßS & manufacturer:criORGE STREET (near Octagon and Moray Place). Another Tribute Ito the Perfection of‘MosgieUßugs [At the Imperial International Exhibition, London, held last year, the Grand Prize was awarded to the farfamed “a* ae ’oo” ‘ MOSGIEL' RUGS. *' The Best of (heir kind on earth." j Sold by leading Drapers and Outfitters, A tsu m V* sag* (A-..V ‘ K&v.r of S&fS.r~ vftr&iegy as ih<s of issisig, common s&nsQ « SMOKE tea. - .- -N m Y W TOBACCO AND lesr SENSE £tLCI Man must offset toil by keen enjoyment. Earth has no greater comfort than a good Tobaccosuch’as "VICTORY.” / Rising Into air, the curling ||> smoke assuages dreariiil* ness, drives care away, furnishes inspiration for nebie deeds, and teaches patience and goodwill to fellow men. » Ss ti, y «. .-1 Sis ii WM Mm W-'fe i m Therefore, smoke “ VICTORY. 55 . 4 ?.s ■M n Sold m 2-os. Tias and Plugs everywhere. m I