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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8612, 17 March 1897, Page 3

S. HETHERINGTON Contemplates leaving Thames for London during the present month for the purpose of Selecting personally his purchases for the coming Season he is desirous of Glea in Out balance of Summer Stock now on nand at any price. It is his intention to return with an entirely new Stock in all Departments so that every article must be disposed of. In addition to this the necessity for providing space to receive the heavy shipments of Winter Goods now due make it comnlusory tor the whole of Summer Stock to be Cleared. In Order to do this, Sale will be extended for a few Days at STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS. Slaughtering Reductions ! Slaughtering Reductions J S. HETHERINGTON'S Clearing Summer Sale. STOCK MUST BE SOLD ! STOCK JffiUST BE SOLD! £. Hetherington, Direct Importer, Pollen Street.

Sent It To Hie Mother In Germany.— Mr Jacob Esbensen, -who is in the employ of «he Chicago Lumber Co., at Dcs Moines, lowa, Bays:— *(Ihave just sent some medicine back to my mother in the old country, thatl know from personal use to bo the best medicine in the -world for rheumatism, having used it in my family for several years. It is called Chamberlain's Pain Balm It always does the work." For sale by J. E. Hansen, Chemist.—Advt.

During the next four weeks, people in want' of boots and shoes will do wall to visit the boot shop of Mr J, Lang, -who has just got a good stock of the best and cheapest boots in the market, at prices which are within the reach of all The following are a few of his prices: Ladies 1 walking shoes os, a splendid i line, prennlla boots 6s 6d, men's balmorals : 8s 6d, men's shcoters 9s Gd, ttn shoes 5s 6s, ! slippers from Is, tan boots and shoes, also j white shoes in great varieties, children' j strong boots and shoe*, very cheap, and also , men's best calf running shoes at 10s 6d.—J. Lang, bootmaker, 2 doors from Gavin Wallace*, grocer,—PAdvt.] i

RETIRING^ FROM BUSINESS. Important £ale of General Drapery, Millinery, and Manchester Goods still proceeding at a, a, Aisrr> c, iryixe's. A. J. & E. IRVINE, having decided to retire from the trade owing to continued ill-health, beg to thank the inhabitants of the Thames and Up-connhy districts for their liberal support, and now offer the wjjple of their Extensive and Superior Stock at and under cost until sold. The entire Stock has been systematically gone through, and marked down in plain red figures for cash only. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED. The Following are a few of thf Many Special Reductions made throughout the Entire Stock :— Pouble Width Summer Bress Materials, Is; reduced to Gh per yard All WoolJFrench Delaines, Is 3d ; reduced to 7£d ;is 9d reduced to All Wool French Beiges^ls 10d and 2s ; reduced to ll^d per yard is ; 2s 2d reduced to Is 4d per yard Pure Wool Irench Dress Lengths, 29s Gd! reduced to 10s 9d French Muslins, Is sd; reduced to 11 per yard Pure Wool French Tress Lengths, 555; reduced to 2ls Hoyles best Prints, Ginghams, Zephyrs, Grass Lawns, and all All Wool French Cashmeres, 2s lid and 3s 3d per yard; reduced to kinds of Washing Fabrics at cost price and under Is lid per yard White Embroidered Muslin Dress Lengths 20s ; reduced to 10s 9d An Enormous Stock of all kinds of Dress Goods to select from at Cost Fashionable Gem Hats from Is each Price Garden Hats 4d each All Irimmed Millinery will be Sacrificed as they must be Cleared Out, Shirt Blouses from is 6d A Special Line of Ladies' White Merino Vests, 2s lid ; worth 4s 6d Strong Cambric Blouses for morning wear, 4s 9d ; reduced to 2s 3d A Splendid Line of Corsets 2s lid per pair; cheap at 4s 6d Colored Moire Silk, 7s lid per yard ; reduced to 4s lid Black and Navy " Stainless " Cotton Hose, 7£d per pair; worth Is Colored Brochfc Silk, 5s 9d per yard ; reduced to 3s (id Strong Ribbed Cashmere Hose 9id per pair; worth Is 4d fash Ribbons, Is 9d per yard ; rebnced lojd per yard Best Black Cashmere Hose, 2s 3d ; reduced to Is lOd ; 3s 3s reduced All Silk Moire Sash Ribbons, 2s 9d per yard : reduced to Is 3d to 2s 7d ah Immense Stock of all Kinds of Gloves at Cost and under as they must be Cleared. Flannelettes from Is 9 per dozen 72 inch Heavy White Twill Sheeting-, is 3d, reduced to ll^d per Strong Twilled Flannelettes 3s 6d per dozen; Cheap at 5s yard Extra Heavy Twilled Flannelettes, Gs 9d per dozen ; ordinary price Glass Towelling 3|d per yard 9s Borderod A^ron Cloth (1 yard wide),4s 9d per dozen Stylish Pattern in Flannelettes for Dressing Gowns, 4s 9d per Strong Oxford Shirting, 3s 9d and 5s 6d per yard ; Best Value dozen ; worth 7 s per dozen ever offered Linen Table Damask, from ll^d per yard up to 4s lid Men's White Shirts (pure Linen Fronts), 6s*6d, reduced to is 6d Maroon or Black Tabilng (2 yards wide), 3s 9d per yard; ordinary Men's WorJdng Shirts Very Cheap price 4s lld Men's Panama Hats Is 9s, regular Price, 2s Gd Pure Irish Linen Fabric Pillow Slips* 5s 2d per pair; heap at Balance of Boys' Suits will be soid at cost price to clear ■,« -BS i rr n iimmi cl *.- ■. .i j j x - n u Counterpanes, Blankets, Curtains, Rugs, Art Muslins, Cretonnes 72 men Unbleached Twill Sheeting 1, Is 4d, reduced to Is 2*d per T - , n,. „.„ ' t,. ~ L., m jj 6' l v Linoleums, Calicoes, Pillow Linens, Diapers, Tea Cloths, Tra f 80 inch Unbleached Twill Sheeting (extra heavy) Is Bd, reduced Cloths, Door* Mats, Hearth Rugs, &c, will be Sold at Cost any to Is 4d per yard) under until Cleared. Country Orders will receive Prompt Attention. Carriage paid on all Parcels of 20s and Upwards. No Goods Entered at Sale Prices. TELEPHONE 31. -A., J", AJ&J2 T?>. URTVUSTE. TELEPHONE 31.

REALISING I —• Being Determined to Realise on the whole of my Superior Stock ef DRAPERY, CLOTHING, HATS, ETC., ETC., I Will Continue the CLEARING OUT SALE For Two Weeks Longer, during which time Will be obtainable, and visitors to the LITTLE SHOP will get great Value for their raoneyv Having made my profit on the Season's Trade, it is now simply a matter of realising or turning the Stock into money, profit not being considered customers may therefore rely upon getting first-class Drapery and Clothing at their own Prices. R. S. THORBURN, Pollen Street. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Of Remaining Summer Goods georgF"martin Having Large Quantities of Goods to Arrive for the Coming Season must clear present Stock to make room for same ; Everything pertaining to Summer wear will be sold regardless of Cost. Bargains in General Drapery; Bargains Millinery, Dresses, etc.; Bargains in Prints, Blouses, Gloves, and orsets; Bargains in Furnishing, etc; Bargains in Clothing, Hats, Shirts, and Ties. «eg- Not Wishing to Mislead by quotiug a few Rubbishing Lines Q. ]ffi. Wishes it understood that he Stocks nothing but Reliable Goods which, during the Next Few Weeks, he intends Selling Regardless of cost. G MARTIN, Cash Draper, Corner of Pollen and Oochrane streets.