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DRAPERY. PUBLIC OPINION. 0£ the Large Number of Firms in the Drapery Trade, memorable in many respeets, we heartily commend the Favorite Establishment of GLENDINING, & CO. The remarkable feature of this House is the Superior Quality and Wonderful Cheap* ness of every class and description of Goods that are to be obtained there. The principal reason is that the attention of that firm has been fairly a wakened to the importance of buying in the cheapest markets. To accomplish this they never fail. For example, by a late ship they received from St. Petersburg one case of LADIES’ REAL RUSSIAN FUR SEAL JACKETS, Very cheap. Prices : Ll4, Lls, Ll6, Ll7, LlB. These goods, so prized all over the world, would cost to buy in London at least L 6 each more. For fashion they get regular supplies of Models and Novelties from the first Parisian Mouses, and are constantly receiving large quantities of General Stock direct from the manufacturers. In consequence they K EEP the Largest and Best Stock of Drapery, Silk Mercery, Clothing, Carpets, and Household Furnishing. Real I RISE Poplins, Moires, Silks and Satins, Soper’s Black Silks, from 3s 6d to 7s. Bonnets, from 8s to 14s 6d—warranted to wear. Colored do, just B. ECEIYED all the Latest Novelties. Striped do, from 69a ; plain, from 90s; troche, from 100s ; fancy, from to 200s. Black Silk Velvets, K ater’s Silk-finished Velveteens. English Velvets, from 10a; Genoa, from 20s to 30s; Velveteens, from 4s fid to 7a fid. Millinery Bonnets from P ARIS and London. Great Bargains in New Hats —price. Is to 4s 6d ; worth from 3s 6d to 8s 8a fid. Underclothing, Stays, and Corsets at A STONISHING prices. Infanta’ Chemises and Drawers, from Is, rising; Ladies’ do, from 2s fid. New Mantles, Capes, Polonaises, T IPPETS, and Jackets. Some very elegant doublebreasted Ducbess of Edinburgh do. The cheapest lot of Capes and Jackets, B, ICH and rare ever offered—children’s from 2s fid to 4s fid ; ladies’, from 4s fid to 20s ; worth double. Muffs and Boas of every description, real and I MITATION Sable, Seal, Grebe, Ermine, Opossum, Musquash, Mcnkey. New Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt C ARPETS in every variety of design, at the most moderate prices. Door Mats, Matting, Crumb Cloths, Curtains, DAMAS K New Patterns in Floor Cloths, thoroughly seasoned, from the celebrated makers AND CO. An immense Variety of G OODS, New Russian Cloths, Serges, Repps, and Winceys. N EW Skirts, Costumes, Dresses and Poloaises, Fancy Woollen Goods, Eider Down Skirts, Crinolines, and I MPROVERS. Lads’ and Gents’ Umbrellas, alpaca, from 4s; Silk from 10s. Hats, Caps, Shirts, Scarfs. Particularly N- OTE the very cheap stock of Men’s Clothing. Tweeds Suits from 50s, Sac Coats from 20s, Riding Coats from 27s to 455. An I MMENSE stock of Youths’ Clothing. Tweed Suits from 255, Colonial Tweed Trousers from 6s fid, W.P. Overcoats and D OUBLE Breasted Jackets from 15s fid, Boys’ Knicker Suita from 15s fid, Sailor ditto from 17s fid, Diagonal and Velveteen from 27s fid. The N EW Dunedin Coat from 30s to 455, Galatea Double-breasted from 27s fid, Paget from 455. E VERY Novelty in Tweeds, Coatings, and Vestings. Their made-ap Clothing from Melbourne and L ONDON are not only far superior to the general class of slops imported, but are equal to G ARMENTS made to order, and are sold for much less money. TAILORING. Superior Materials, Pit, and Workmanat Low Charges, are the characteristics of this branch of their business. KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, & CO,

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Evening Star, Issue 3574, 6 August 1874, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 3574, 6 August 1874, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 3574, 6 August 1874, Page 1

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