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Evening Star, Issue 15928, 7 October 1915, Page 5

mte A&vsfmafwtiHH!. IMPORTANT NOTICE. NOT WAR NEWS. •BARTON AND TRENGROVE CASH BUTCHERS, COWER MANSE AND STAFFORD STREETS. HAVING Purchased the above Property, nya intend to make. Extensive Alterations o.f pamo Up-to-date Premises. We ware the first to introduce the Cash System in Dunedin. Others followed our lead—speaks for itself. Being compelled by law to alter our hours of closing, this no doubt makes it not 50 convenient for the public. Our hours wil' bet Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 5.30 o’clock; Fridays, 9 p.m.; Saturdays, 1 o’clock. ' A FEW OF OCR PRICES: You can get a beautiful Sirloin, 6jd lb; prime Ribs, s£d; Coined Pork from 6^tl: Mince, 4d; Dripping, 4d; Pressed Ham and Veal, 3d; Provincial Sausages, 4d; Beef Sausages, 4d; Tomato Sausages, 6d; Belgium Sausages, Td; Saveloys, 6d. One thing we want to impress upon .your mind: that This it Not Second-class Quality we are quoting, bi\t the very Primest Quality money can buy. We deliver Cash Orders within a reasonable distance from the chop, and charge no more. _ N OTE.—Saturday Half-holiday; Rate Night, Friday; Open All Day Wednesday. Telephone 2,169. APPEABANOBS. It may not be altogether just to do so, but the fact remains that people do judge by appearances. Only wealthy people can really afford to be shabby; but eyen they do not, as a rule, indulge in everything they can afford- If a young pian is laudably ambitious he will sacrifice many other things before allowing himself to get shabby. It is not good business to buy an expensive suit just because you need not pay for it for nine or twelve months. The chances are that a new suit will be wanted long before the old one is paid for. The better plan is to pay 50s for a perfect-fitting made-to-measure suit afc Penrose’s, George street. It will last quite as long as the £5 suit, be just os fashionably cut, and, being paid for on purchase, it need not be worn for months after it should be replaced. W. PENROSE AND CO.; GEORGE STREET. WONDERFUL VALUE In. POQTWEAB. fJTHERE is no excuse for not wearing Smart Shoes. If the prices elsewhere have prevented you from buying Stylish Footwear, then just come and see the quality we are offering at the prices, HERE ARE THREE SPECIAL' LINES Which must appeal to all economical buyers for Quality, Appearance, and Wear, Guaranteed All Leather: LADIES’ GLACE BAR SHOES, smart round toes, neat button on vamps, Cuban heels. Price, 11s 6d. LADIES’ GRACE DERBY SHOES, patent caps, high-raised toes, or round toes, smart heels. Price, 12s 6d. MEN’S BOX CHROME DERBY BOOTS, medium weight, round toes, all solid leather. Price, 14s 6d. BOWLING SHOES. Wo have a splendid variety for the present season. Tan Canvas, with leather strap and toeoaps. or leather gob, -jin rubber soles. White Canvas, with leather strap and toecaps, or leather goh, jin rubber soke. Tan Willow Lace or Derby, jin rubber soles. Or if you wear a pair of the Real M'Kay, g stout rubber solos, you will always “ bo up.” Prices from 12s 6d to 23s 6d. CITY BOOT PALACE CORNER OF GEORGE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS. CIOLDIERS of the King!” Inspcci ►CJ cud exhibit Sepia Photograpns * military men. Pnttillo’s Studio Tea “ rXVHE New Antique-edge Mounts having a great run! Pattillo’s Studio always shows novelties! “ VXT'EDDED Bliss ” begins som M about the taking of the Bridal s splendid Bridal Studio. WATSON’S No. 10 is a little dear most whiskies, but is wor money. WATTS Furniture Warehouse, Gee • and Princes streets.—Buy direct fi faetoiw bedrock prices. Luxurious Cl terfield, 4 High-back Chairs, 2 Morris, : ING 3,079 for price Re-covering y Suite latest coverings: estimates fi Agents Domestic Vacuum Cleaner- dem stration, free; price £3 12s 6d; labor saWatts. George and Princes street. PAPER for Wrapping-up Eon Sale. ‘Star’ Office, Bond street. SPORTING. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB METROPOLITAN MEETING, ' 1915. NOVEMBER 6th, Bth, 10th, and 13th FRIDAY. OCTOBER Bth. ENTRANCE: Stewards’ Handicap, of l,soosova. Six furlongs. Isov. Juvenile Plate, of SOOsovs. Five furlongs Isov; ° Metropolitan Handicap of 1,25050vs n,,„ mile and a-half. Isov. Canterbury Cun, of l.OOOsovs. Two miles and a-ouarrer. Isov. Jockey Club Handicap, of l.OOOsovs. One mile. Isov. Members’ Handicap, of 750eovs. Seven furlongs Isov. Stead Memorial Gold Cup. of l.OOOsovs. One mtlo and a-ouarter. Isov F V T?TE®! C t O=F AT 3 p.M. W, H. E. WANKLYN, Secretary. GORE ‘RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 25th and 26th of October. DOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS CLOSE at 8 p.m. on MONDAY, 11th October. For Programme see f ßeferee,’ or ‘Witness,’ September 15.