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i PEIOE TO STOCK-TAKING. FUETHEE EEDUGTIONS. GENUINE CLEAEANCE BARGAINS ' BARGAINS BARGAINS In In In HATS AJSTD CAPS. MERCERY. CLOTHING. R C rA 1?«lt TTaf* for is lld Flannel Undershirts— Boya" Serge Sailor Suits— ■ ll lid Caps for is 3s 9d for 2 s lld » 4s lld lor 3s nd 4s lld for 3s 6d ' 5s lld {or is 6d 4s 6d Tweed Hats for 2s lld Regatta Shirts— . Men's S.B. Sac Suits— : m ,r. c. at -c 7s 6d for 3s lld 26a 9d for 10s 6d, 29s 9d for 24s 6d BEATH'S SALE. BEATH'S SALE. w, c 5a 6d Pram« Felts for 3s lid, 69 6d for Nwy Serge shirts- ' BEATH'S SALE. 4s lld, 8s 6d ior 63 9d 63 lld for 3s 6d Men - S Sad( j! e Tweed Trousw— Blwi Flex Fslts, 6a 6d for 3s lld, 79 <3d Mcriuo Panta and Shixts- lOs 6d { ; r 6s lld 13s 6d lOa 9d for 6s lld 2s lld for ls lld, 3s lld for 2s lld , T . m , m „ ' r, 1 ■ < it- ... i-n \ Men s lweed lrousers — BEATH'B SALE. Colonial Km ti ed P a nta— . 63 lld for 4s lld, 8a lld for 6s lld' V Blue Drill- Shirts- « V i A ! 9, lld for 7. lld, 18. 6 d far 10. 6d ' D IT- M l^ n«,»^ «S- BEATH'S SALE. ? "fi S^ld°fof 3b lld 2s lld for ls 1H ' 3s lld for 2S lld MaciiUoshes- , • 63 lid lOT d 8 IM Leather Shirts- 29 S 6d for 24s lld, 35s for 29s Gd ; BEATH'S \SALK. 3s 9d for 2s lld, 4s lld for 3s lld 39s 6d for 34s 9d, 45s for 39s 6d BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BEATH'S SALE. - - cashel street, christchurch.

SPECIALISTS IN CARPETS & FURNISHINGS. ORIGINAL : aRTISTic s DURABLE CARPETS for THE HALL CARPETS for THE LIBRARY CARPETS for THE DINING-Roofl£ CARPETS for THE DRAWING-ROOM CARPETS for THE BEDROOM HEARTH RUGS, SUP MATS, SKIN RUGS, etc. ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND DISCOUNT FOR CAJ3H, OH ON APPROVED MONTHLY ACCOUNTS. DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. KNIFE CiLJSAMSNCr CONVERTED INTO A SOURCE OF AMUSEMENT FOR THE CHILDREN. Btoome potaet m! of the genuine " World's Knife Cleaner," and drudgery disappears. VLBNLUANTPOUSHfr j " **' X \ffAKESNODmT P£P/rjr °^ ■ fiEmtvtfir 'S^^i^P^ Cleaning*. x miE<&J(N.IFE?' I I fI[AGH/N£i ; The Price brings the Machine vitbin the reaoh of aIL /. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FROM THE AGENTS: EdwcL R@ec@.& Sons COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHtJBCBL

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. "DIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S WATERC PROOF COATS. fl«ing Very Much Overstocked, We will Give SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS FOR 14 DATS. MEN'S WATERPROOF COATS From 14s 6d. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. i O OLD, STALE, OUT-OF-DATE GOODS at Strange's great Stock-taking Sale. Everything good, fresh and new. Hence the rush for olie Bargains! YOU WILE7waIT"a LONG TIME before you see Ladies' Fashionable Jackets and Costume offered at flueh low prices as Sirango's are offering them at just now. The moral is: " Buy now, whilo Sferange's big oal« is on." T~HE LADIES' ("SAMPLE) UNDEOEtOLOTHIitfG at B .range's Great Sale ia attracting a lot of attention. Such bargains in tneso goods aro not often procurable in Chmtchurcih— orjmy where elae. '• "DREAD AND BUraER^GIiODST^kS, n^ful lines, such as Calicoes, SheetJiigs Sairtogs, Tab!e-lia«a«, 'Powellinga and ike like aro often called '• bread and butter goods in the trade. And they are raxely or never reduced in price. Strange's are reducing them, during their sale, though. Go to <lhe sale and see. Flannei7ettes~aT sale prices (pink, cream, -white, striped, dressinggown, blouse, and ail sorts) may bo kad at Sfcrajige's Great Clearing Sale, 'HAT'S A ' REJECT '—DO YOU KNOW?" A "Reject" in tha Linln Trade means an article that, owing to some tiny blemish, imperceptible sava to the eye of an expert, is thrown out or " rejected " Practically such goods are all that oan be desired But being "rejects," they are sold s.i much under usual prices. If you want to see a lino ,of good Damask " rejects " you should attend tine sale at Strange's. The prices will surprise you, they are go low. Remember— -Strange's Sale. You can^et~X~go^d~paTr~of GLOVES AT STRANGE'B SALE at +ho price usually demanded for a cheap pair. This i 3 a fact. Lots of glove baiigaias at 1 Strange's Sale. A~FTER THE WEDDING HAS BEEN ARRANGED comes the question "how about iihe Furniture?" If you place tho order • with Strange's while the big saiO i 3 on, you'll 1 cave a lot of money. Strange's are now offerj ing a large lot of first-class furniture at very low sale prices. Call and look at it

SM TB R S \A N D CO., . DENTISTS, CORNER OP HIGH AND ClfrflrTflTi STREETS. / Oxygen in combination vibh Nitrous Oxid« Jo«s, tine moct perfect anaesthetic ior all Dental Operations. Fee for Administration, 2s 6d. ASTIFIOIAL DENTISTRY: fiabeat Class Work at iloat Moderate Fees. 1946 '' ; 1 r ONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, j JU «{l6, HIGH STREET, Next StandUh and Preece's, And in all the Cities oi New Zealand. Sets titan £1 Is, £2 2s and £3 3s. Sinel* Teeth from ss. PURE GAS 3» 6d. EXTRACTIONS 2. 6d and Is. XGO69 ■p W. E N G- Ti A' N D, j TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANT. LARGE STOCKS , SEASONED TIMBERS. DELIVERY. Iron, Cement, Builders' Ironmongery. 7096 TtJAM STREET, Christchurch. / W ,ITAVE YOU BEEN TO STRANGE'S JJL SALE YET?" That's the question everybody is asking everybody just now. Most people ihave been, and aro going again. " T*H> YOU ~~ EVER ~ SEE ~ SUCH A \J CJBiUSH?" people (have been, asking each other on more than ono recent afternoon at Strange's big sale. It certainly is a gTeat Bale, this one of Strangers. P~EOPLE ARE SPENDING- MONEY FRiEELY at Strange's big Stock-taking Sale. But 'tihat is not surprising, seeing -what splendid value they get for it. This is proving about the most attractive and successful eale (to date) Strangers haye_ever held.__ ITTJST A LITTLE t>AA£A<3-ED! Beautiful V, Electro-plated Goods (S%hi]y damaged by water) may be had at Strange's Great Stock-taking Sale at half-price and under. This is Only a little lot, <and ! ought to be seen, etwunge and Co. T"~HE^ CHILDREN'S GOODS AT S'PRANGE'S SALE are attracting the attention of Hundreds of mothers/ A lot of somple Baby-linen, Ohildrens' Frocks and Pelißftes, Little Boy 3' Snits, Childrena' Tarns, Millinery for very little girls, etc., etc., ere on •ale at irresistiblly tempting prices. But this ; . tale won't last fox «nasi

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7477, 11 August 1902, Page 2

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