LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THE LATEST NEW! M- OLLIS ON S, LIMITED. EEJINAN T W EEK! Commencing ....,,.-..-....,.-.... TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. A DAILY SENSATION' IN BARGAIN-GIVING. THE GREATEST REMNANT OFFERING WE HATE EVER ATTEMPTED. We have had a Most- Successful Season, and hare an exceptionally largo ACCUMULATION OP REMNANTS left on our hand?, the whole of which v.-© purpose quitting by 9 p.m. on There, are Thousands of Useful Lengths of Prims. Zephyrs, Pique?, Crepes, Voiles, Poplins, Summer Tweed;?, Nun's Veilings, Crepolincs, Whipcords, Serges, also Tussore and Assorted Silks, ' All Reduced FIVE to TEX SHILLINGS in tlw Pound. IN THE IIOUSKHOLD SECTION There iro Thousands of Remnants of Sheetinpf, Calico. Longc.loth, Nainsook, Table Damask, Unbha.-hed and White Towelhvij, Forfar, Dowlas. Ticlcin<r, Holland. .Shirtings, Cambric*. Pillow Twills. Lawns, Xurso Cloth, Drills, Dress Linens, Pandoras, Flannels, Ceylon?, Flannelettes, Blonsinsrs, Vyellas, Silefins, A,,:)t.. Linings, Lincncfies, cfc, All Reduced FIVE to TEN SHILLINGS in the Pound. IX T'Fllv FURNISHING SECTION here are Desperate Bargains in Short Lengths of Cretonnes, Cascent Cloths, Madras Muslins, Oiaiain Nets, Turkfly Chintz, Linoums and Floorcloths (all widths), Carpet Runners and Carpet Ends. and Window Hollands, - All Reduced FIVE to TEN SHILLINGS in the Pound. IN TIFF LACK SECTION Innumerable Lengths of all kinds of Lace, in edging? and Swiss Embroideries in nil widths, Ribbons in the Latest Color . medium, and narrow. Also a. variety of Dress Trimmings and Lraids. ALL DEPARTME'NTS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES ARK OFFF.REO. RF.MEMRER. EVERT DAT THIS WEEK WILL BE -A BARGAIN DAY. — A BARGAIN DAY, •A BARGAIN DAY.. 3IOLLISONS, LIMITED. END OF PENNY SECTION, GEORGE AND FREDERICK STREETS.
WANTED Known-Black sulK-atu;te h<'«'. seamless, suspender iop, Vi.s 6d; be-i value, in Duuedin. Ifcrbert,_ wishes I'osilli lion: tea. rooms preferred. - Vu.liiiEr." ' t-lar' Office. VUGS, Mats, and Carpets, Luce Curtains; js\i and Blinds: \vc supply at low price. Martins, Octagon. : rETTJNG - MarriecTXaias J~ Ge, Foil r la test \ %JT oi'-page Catalogue: eye-opener prices, and si vies. 1 " Martins, Octajjon. iTAK! War!— British, Belgians, French, ; - v ilu:-*}!>rv= us? New Hudson Motor; Cycle; it, is :-.o reliable. Seotts. I iJEW Hudson Motor Cycle, 1915~modei. i u?;d by Allies at front. Countershaft, ; (GERMAN >T son S [CUMANS Agc.in Eepulsed.;o:i Motor C'vclo doing splendid wor Allies; £M7 JO:-. ficotrs, George street. TEW Hudson Motor Cycle, 3i-4 h.p., 1915 model; countershaft, 3-speed, car pear box; £B7 10s. £cotU. SvfEW Hudson Motor Cycle.—lncomparable for speed, reliability; Allies using 1915 model at front, fcscofcts, George street. OOty 10s buys a£4 h.p. New Hudson 3*o I Motor Cycle. 1915 model; used by Allied armies. Seotts.
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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3, Evening Star, Issue 15697, 11 January 1915
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