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Evening Star, Issue 3183, 3 May 1873, Page 1

DRAPERY. WHAT OUGHT TO BE KNOWN, Viz.— HOW TO INCUR LESS DOMESTIC EXPENSE In every Hou*ehold,»nd consequent increase of Wealth. HOW TO MAINTAIN THEMSELVES AND FAMILIES, ' : Better now than theycould before. HOW TO CLOTHE THEMSELVES . BEITEK, AND FURNISH THEIR HOUSES BETTER, For Lees Money than hitherto. For valid reasons, fully explained in previous Advertisement, it can bo nowhere else tbam at the ; WELL-KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT OK gIEKPATRICK, AND CO., Which is deservedly noted, near and far, for GOOD AND CHEAP COMMODITIES, Beyond any other House in the City or the Colony. The truth of this statement is acknowledged by every Customer, and tardily recognised by every Competitor. While others daily advertise “ Rise in Wool!” “Increaseof Wages !” and in consequence a higher price than usual for DRAPERY SILK MERCERY BLANKETS FLANNELS CARPETS FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING, The reader readily accepts the inference, and the prices current affirm its truth ; but there is a notable exception to the rule— K. G., and Co. knowing WHERE TO BUY, .HQ W TO BUY, And WHEN TOBUY, Have pleasure in stating that (he enhanced cost of production is more than counterbalanced by the saving effected by the adoption of their MODERN CUSTOM OF TRANSACTING BUSINESS, And to prove it, invite the Public to the only true test —COMPARISON. See their BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, SCOTCH, and FELT CARPETS. See the quality andprlces of their FLANNELS, from wales and Lancashire; and their enormous stock of BLANKETS, direct from Heckmondwickeand Earlsheaton. See their DRESS MATERIALS, from Bradford, Norwich, and Glasgow. See their BLACK LUSTRES, BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK SATIN CLOTHS, BLACK RUSSELL CORDS, BLACK BLACK FRENCH MERINOS, and BLACK BARATHEAS. See their SILK VELVETS, from Lyons/ Spitafields and Genoa. Spitalfielda, and Genoa. See their POMPADOUR and FAILLIE BLACK SILKS, warranted to wear, by the makers. See the Prices of their very Handsome SILK DRESSES, suitable forevery occasion. Notice the Styles, Qualities, and Prices of their Velvet, Silk, Lace, Grenadme, and Cloth JACKETS, MANTLES, FICHUS, CAPES, and POLONAISES. End of the SEASON PRICES for Seasonable Goods, merely nominal. Take notice of their immense stock FRENCH and ENGLISH STAYS and CORSETS, all at little more than half-price. Take Particular Notice of their UNDER.CLOTHING. This Department has become famous for excellence in quality and lowness of price. Quotations:—Trimmed Petticoats, from 8s 4d; Chemises, from 2s; Drawers, from Is 6d. 1 Note the Prices of their MILLINERY. They are showing the very best French and English Millinery Bonnets, from 7s 6; and Thousands of Hats to choose from at Is, upwards. See their Stock of Cheap FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, and Kid Gloves at 2s 6d. See the Styles, Qualities, and Prices of their MEN’S rnd BOYS’ See their Stock of CLOTHS and TWEEDS direct from the Manufacturers, and do not forget that they make up a fashionable Suit of Clothes for L 4, and Trousers from 21s. The TAILORING DEPARTMENT is under the Management of a first-class Cutter, and is particularly worthy of notice. KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING,, AND CO.