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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16285, 19 January 1915, Page 3

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. BROWN, EWING & CO., LTD. Being the Successful Tenderers for a Large Proportion of the SALVAGE STOCK Saved from the Fire at BING, HARRIS & CO.'S Will Offer the Whole Purchase in conjunction with their POPULAR SUMMER SALE, in a URGE FIRE SALVAGE SALE if COMMENCING WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 20, at 9 o'clock sharp When the Bargains offered will eclipse any previous offering in Dunedin. Perhaps the most interesting attraction for the Ladies is that Special Bargains in Ladies' Neckwear, Ribbons, Nets, Hosiery, Underclothing, Millinery, the Purchase OQQA Pairs of FASHIONABLE UP-TO-DATE n , D , o i n • * l ri j f n includes D & A CO rsets I Costumes, Blouses. Fire Salvage Prices to be the Order of the Day. To be Sold at LESS THAN HALF-PRICE. ; ~ ' LADIES' CORSETS. FIRE SALVAGE BARGAINS FOR MEN. . Usual Prices 4/n 7/6 8/n 10/6 12/6 14/- Saved from the Fipe. All Perfect Goods. • "™ i». Z w- «« » *" MEN'S REAL FUR, HARD and SOFT FELT HATS. Fir© Salvage Prices 6/11 7/11 8/11 10/6 14/6 HARD FELTS—UsuaI Prices 10/6 12/6 Odd sizes, 6f and 6f BOVS' Belli 2*OP TwOOd OV6PCOIItSL Fire Salvage Prices 5/11 6/6 2/11 each , , LADIES' BRASSIERS. . Usual Prices 12/6 18/- &/■ 30/SOFT FELTS—UsuaI Prices 6/6 7/6 10/6 13/6 Fire Salvage Prices 5/11 8/11 10/tt 15/6 Usual Prices 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/11 Fire Salvage Prices 3/3 3/11 5/11 6/9 Tire Salvage Prices 1/6 1/11 2/3 2/9 BOWLERS' HATS—TJsuaI Prices 4/6 and 6/6 Boys* Tweed Chester Overcoats. The Majority are Perfect Goods untouched by Fire or Water. Fire Salvage Price all at 2/11 Usual Prices 21/- 30/- 85/- 42/- 50/SOILED CORSETS from 6d and 1/- pep paip. Men's Shipts, Bpaces, Ties, at Fipe Salvage Prices. Fire Salvage Prions 10/6 15/- lf/6 21/- 25/BROWN, EWING & CO., Ltd., DUNEDIN WP 1 P . _ . £ ' ...

dialling over a Cup of Tiger Tea is Delightful. I Under no other circumstances does friend meet friend with, so much pleasure. "TIGER" is a dainty refreshing Tea, the use of which suggests cordiality and hospitality, and I adds to the enjoyment of the visit of even one's dearest friend. n Bill Hm 3 J NOTHING BETTER THAN BESTS. tßis Bargains at BESTS. A few of BESTS Sale Prices. MEN'S BUBINESS SHIRTS, Bands, Good Quality, neat Patterns— Usual Prices, 4/6 to 5/6 Sale Price, 2/11 MEN'S NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND PANTS— Usual Price, 4/6 Sale Price, 2/11 MEN'S STRAW BOATERS, Latest ShapesTo Clear, 3/11, 4/11, 5/6 MEN'S FUR FELT HATS, Stylish ShapesUsual Price, 6/6 Sale Price, 3/9 45 Dozen TIES, Fashionable Wide Ends, Silk Knits, and Stud Knots— 1/6 to 2/6 Sale Price, 9d., 1/-, 1/6 MEN'S STRONG SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS— Usual Price, 11/0 Sale Price, 8/11 MEN'S 9oz. DENIM OVERALLS— I Usual Price, 4/6 Sale Price, 3/6 B All Stock Lines Reduced During Sale. 6 SUITS to Measure, Guaranteed— B For 50/ROSLYN AND MOSGIEL SUITINGS. H DCCXC ln PRINCES STREET, Bltßl B Next Bess's Music Depot. Em The Shop for Bargains in Men's Wear. mmtmmmmmmmK^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ OTAGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country Cix- TOST ANTED. THEATRICAL MANAGERS eolation of any weekly in the dominion. TT and Others to know that the Otago Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Daily Times undertakes the POSTING of Southland, and circulating largely in Can- WOODCUT'S (any size), STREAMERS, tertrary and northern rural dise»-*ctß, it offers POSTERS, and every description of PrintUiirvvalW facilities for Advertising anjthing ing in the most prominent positions in the <& interest to country leaders. city on shortest notice.

DEATH FROM A GUNSHOT WOUND. Mr C. C. Graham (coroner) held an inquest at (Jrokonui Home, near Waitati, yesttraay -morning concerning the aeath oi George Williams, whose parents reside in Cumberland street, Duncdin. Deceased, who was about 17 years of age, went out rabbitshooting- the previous day, in company with a younger brother and a young man about 24 or &> years of age, and by some means his gun exploded and the cnarge of shot lodged in his abdomen, death following almost instantaneously. The facts elicited at the inquest were that the three went out shooting on Waitati Hill, deceased being, about five yards in tront of his brother, the young man following, 30 or 40 yards further away. Deceased had a single-barrelled breech-loading gun. lie hud crossed one stone wall, and was approaching another, when his gun went off. At the moment the grin went off his brother happened to turn his back, so that he did not see what actually occurred. He heard tlio shot, and on looking round sa.v his brother lying on his back, -with the gain beside him. The brother oalled to the young man in the rear, aud when they saw what had happened one of them ran down the hill to Opcke, where Dr Rilov was staying. In the meantime a Mr White cam© along in his cartj. and when he discovered the condition of matters he put the body in the fu.it. with tha idea of removing it to Orokonui Home. Dr Riley came hurrying up the hill, met the cart, and examined the body. He found that the unfortunate lad was quite dead, and that he had a wound about ljin wide in the lower part of the abdomen, from which the intestines were protruding. From the observations ho made the doctor formed the opinion that the cause of death was shock and hemorrhage, the result of the gunshot wound. A verdict was returned that death was caused by shock and hemorrhage, the result of a gunshot wound accidentally selfinfiictcd. SUFFEKED AGONY WITH HEADACHES. " I highly rccommend Chamberlain's Tablots to anyone who suffers from headaches," says Mrs M. K. Berry, Marlborough road, Victoria Valley, Tasmania. "I suffered agony with headaches, and tried almost everything. Nothing did me any good until a friend recommended Chamberlain's Tablets, and they soon put me right again. Now, I would' not bo without a box of Chamberlain's Tablets in the house." —Sold everywhere. 'Hie price of bread in Cbxyjtohuroh was 1 raised Id as from Monday. The cost of the 41b loaf is now 9d.

A man ie judged by the company he keeps, and a good judge of Whisky can be told by what he drinks. If he dricks "WHITE HORSE" Whisky, you can take it that hi; is a connoisseur. 'The taste for old Whisky is increasing, while that of young and cheap is decreasing. It is quality that makes reputation, not quantity. —6