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Evening Star, Issue 14626, 24 July 1911, Page 4

(PUBLIC NOTICES. "iHftCAr/^ALIEL'JL.*"* - *^ Sale Bargains in Every article in this section is subject to a big discount off ordinary prices. lacfjes shmid not miss this opportunity of securing Superior Goods at Heavily Reduced Rates. Never before \}. in our history % have we .. . offered such. STERLING Values in Emfftf'i w e do during \ this Sale . . . Come and. . see them. It will pav you. 30 pieces CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY. sSin to 6in wide, ab- 1 solutely the best value in the City ; choice range of I patterns. Worth 1/ per yard. Clearing price, 6jd yd. 1 CAMISOLE EMBROIDERY, ißin wide, large variety of de- | signs. Usual prices, i/il to 2/3. I Clearing price, 1/3 yd. i ALLOVER EMBROIDERY, 22b wide. Good value at 2/11 1 yard. Clearing price, 1/11 yd- 1 Sale of Ladies' Handkerchiefs. LADIES' CAMBRIC H.S. HANDKERCHIEFS, fin hem, site I 13 x 13. Special Clearing price, 6 for 10£ d. | LADIES' PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hem- | stitched, beautiful quality. Would be cheap at 7/6 doz. | Special Clearing price, 3 for 1/. | BOYS' SCHOOL HANDKERCHIEFS, colored and pictured I borders. Good enough to lose. 1 „ Clearing price, G for 7£d. \ Ladies' 2-1 Ribbed Black Cash- [ ytrs% ntere Hose, seamless feet ' and fLll ' fashioned. These J r $ are guaranteed all pure wool. | * Special Sale prices, 1/6, 1/11, | 2/3 per pair. $ Boys' All-wool Hose, heavy S make, 4-1 ribbed ; sizes 2, 3, ( To be ©Seared all one price, \ "per pair. *j CORNER C£GRC IISK STREETS. WT99 T*® 9 ¥*** Fire. tire. tire. tire f At Taylor's City Hatoneum, RATTRAY STREET. We beg to apologise to numerous Customers for ::on-d"livery of their purchases durim last \vf>'lc and would respectfully ask ih'.-ir ii)duicjt:iii'e until the reinstatement of our premises is completed. Temporary Address : First Floor Barron*:} Buddings, Rattray Street, next D.I.C. 'Phone 1,833. These Bargains are All Obtainable During the Present Winter Fair at The Huh, South Dunedin II TRAY. CLOTHS, about 2 dozen only, all different styles ; someEmbroidered, some Drawnthread, and other kinds. Were 1/9 to 2/6. NOW 1/. VEILINGS.—A splendid lot of Fine-quality Veilings, all good style Nets; Black or Colored. Usually 1/ to 1/9 per yard. Now 6d per yard. LADIES' GREY STOCKINETTE BLOOMERS, fleece-lined, stand warm qualities; onlv 2 or 3 dozen left. Now clearing at 1/11£, 2/3, 2/6, and 2/9 per pair. MEN'S ALL-WOOL FLANNEL UNDERS, well made from Colonial Flannel; full size. 2/6 each. MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS.—A lot of Odd Samples and a few Union and Flannelette Shirts, some slinhtlv soiled, but all worth 3'6 to' 4/6 each. To olear at 26 each. DRESS TWEEDS.—Serviceable Dsirk-colorod Tweeds. Worth IT) to 2 9 per vard. Now fur- i ther reduosd to 8d and f/ijper yard to olear. The Huh, South Dunedin Drapery Supply Association.