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Evening Star, Issue 15776, 13 April 1915, Page 8

! m 'UK'* ,9 s Hats, OUR FIRST AUTUMN SHIPMENT! OF MEN'S HATS IS NOAV OPEN, and comprises all the latest shades, including Navy, Sonera, Tamalin, Brown, and Black. Our 10/6 Hats are better value than ever, and are all English-made. Our Up-to-Datc MERCERY DEPARTMENT is also replete in every respect. ooeum 153 Rattray Street. RITCHIE'S Last Few Days of I Ml I 111 lIM If you require China, Crockery, Lampware, Cutlery, Electroplate, Household Ironmongery, or Tools, don't let this splendid opportunity pass. Special line of Hanging Lamps, latest designs and patterns ; cheapest and best in Town. A rare chance for thrifty Housekeepers. Be sure and call. 39 GEORGE STREET. (Near Octagon.) PARED THE ORDER OF THE DAY SOLDIERS Of THE KING. When preparing your Kit for the Sutton Territorial Camp, Remember that the HOUSE FOR QUALITY is the best placa for your Supplies. Make yourselves as comfortable as possible with a minimum amount of Baggage. We know your requirements, and you will find that Coods purchased from us will give you full satisfaction. VELDT RUGS, Khaki-colored 54 s 75, 10/6; 60 x 80, 11/6. WARM RUGS, Dark Red or Green; 50 s 70 5/11. ALL-WOOL GREY DOMINION BLANKETS. 9 x 4, Price 16/j 10 s 4, Price 20/; 11 x 4, Price 24/6. HEAVY WOOLLEN SOCKS 1/ pair. BROWN TOWELS 1/ each. REGULATION KIT BAG, Strong Duck, Eyeleted 5/6. WATERPROOF SHEETING, 45in wide 2/3. AMERICAN LEATHER, 52in 2/11. DON'T LET THE COLD NIGHTS FIND YOU A BLANKET SHORT I GEO, CROW, Manager lit FEED YOUR CHILD ON THE FINEST FOOD FOR CHILDREN AND INVALIDS. All Grocers and Storekeepers.