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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10580, 8 October 1910, Page 2

PROMENADE CONCERT TNERAL DISPLAY iATEST IDEAS ASHION FRIDAV& SATURDAY Night, From 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. MUSIC BY STAR l^&i6^o'rtEßTßA.^'; : MUSIC BY STAR ORCHESTRA. Goods on Exhibition Only. No Sales, TENNIS SHOES BOWLING SHOES BOATING SHOES WALKING SHOES And the Always Popular SANDALS For SPORT For EXERCISE For COMFORT For ECONOMY DAVID BROWN, BOOT STORE, QUEEN'S BUILDINGS.

GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS In NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS At / (Late Penrose's), CASH DRAPER 500 Lovely Embroidered BLOUSE LENGTHS, enough stuff to make a Full Blouse—good quality embroidery and nice patterns. The value of these Blouse Lengths is 4s 6d —Our price only 2S 11d. 5000 Yards of COTTON WASHING GOODS in all the latest makes —Crepes, Muslin, Print, Gingham, Zephyr, Nurse Cloth, School Girl Cloth, Linens, Drills, etc. —nothing to equal them for tough wear. Our prices Bid to 1s per yard. 100 Ladies' WHITE DRESS SKIRTS. ; All different designs—Linen, Muslin, ... Embroidery, etc. These skirts are all well made and good shapes. Prices from 7S. 6d to 20S. Big Variety in Ladies' LINEN and MUSLIN DRESSES, from 12s 6d .to 30s. Ladies' TRIMMED HATS in all the latest shapes and nicely trimmed. Our prices are 17s 6d to 255. Ladies' READY-TO-WEAR HATS—this is a line we do very well. Prices from 4s 11d to 12s 6d. , rTT „ TTXT - Children's CASHMERE MUSLIN and SILK FROCKS—trimmed lace and insertion—From 3s 11d to 15s. _ Children's MUSLIN PINAFORES, well made, good shapes—From IS. OUR FANCY DEPARTMENT Is laden with New Novelties in Neckwear, Gloves, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, . Insertion, Belts, Peggy Bags, etc. We also Stock MEN'S, BOYS', and YOUTHS' SUITS, TROUSERS, SHIRTS, CAPS SOCKS, SINGLETS, FLANNELS, & UNDERPANTS. ' ""-"^''-f IRVING'S;^.: "SCARLET BOOT SHOP, THAMES ST. VEEDEE MASSAGE, The Finest Treatment in the World for Every Pain and Trouble. VEEDEE HOUSE THAMES ST. YV MAIL can be purchased every evening at W. S. WARD'S STORE, Thames street.