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Evening Star, Issue 3669, 25 November 1874, Page 1

DBAPERY. MONTHLY REPORT. Among the many wise sayings, few are more remarkable than the following, viz. : Anyone wishing to Dress well and Furnish well for little money can do so at the Favorite Establishment of gIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, & CO. Undoubtedly the Best House in the Trade. Once again we have the pleasure of calling attention to the excellent value of their Recent Importations in Carpets. Floorcloths, Curtains, Table Linen, Bed Covers, Blanket*,' Ticks, Calicoes, Silks, Shawls, Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves. INSTRUCTIVE TO EVERY READER Special Lines throughout the House bought a Bargain, will be offered at small advance, and not, as is the custom at their full worth* SECURED AGAINST THE EFFECT! OF SUN AMD RAIN = By the new Sun Umbrella, new Sun shades, new Parasols, in browns, greys violets, greens, blues, handles with dag gers, crosses, clubs, and crooks : price trom 4s 6d ; cambric do, from Is Sill Umbrellas, desideratum and twelve ribs from 12s to 245, TuS INTERES t in( > to THE CON ' Everybody who has tried their Flannels pronounces them to be unsurpassed: in consequence the demand is increasing every day for their All Wool, Real Welsh, Anti-Rheumatic, and Pure Saxony, warranted not to shrink in the washing* A LARGE COLLECTION OF Beautiful and inexpensive Dress Fabrics, ihe Royal Russian Satin-striped Cloth, at Is 6d and 2s per yard, has become a xavonte. The pure English Alpacas, from is per yard, are the most durable dresses that cau be made. Large variety of new German and French Textures. Black Goods of every descripBRIDES AND BRIDESMAIDS— Hundreds of whom testify to the supenonty of K. G. and Co.’s Wedding Outhts. Everything requisite for tbe occasion can be had, from the simplest to the moat recherche kind. EVEN THE MOST DELICATE Shades of Hoyle’s, Crum’s, and Koenig’s fruits. Brilliants, Piques, Lawns, and Batistes wash. A large stock of the above m made Gowns, Wrappers, and Costumes. INFANTS AND CHILDREN - Can be supplied with excellent and cheap Baby Linen, Frocks, Peliisses, Squares, Cloaks, Hats, Hoods, Gowns, Wrappers, &c., &c. Drawers, from la 3d. Chemises, from Is. DISTINGUISHED ABOVE THE REST IS The new “Cuirass," new Mantillas, new Polonaises and Capes, in Silk Grenadine, Lace, and Cashmere, Homespun and Colored Alpaca Polonaises, from 14s upwards. A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF New Fancy Silks of remarkable excellence and beauty. New shades of Plain and Corded Colored ilks. IS ew Striped and new Broche do, from Three Guineas. New Wedding Silks, from L 3 15s to LIU* LADIhS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY Can have Illustrated Plates cf Fashion and Patterns free on application. Letter orders carefully attended to. NOW GOING OUT OF FASHION.— Jackets being little worn at present, are to be had at sacrificed prices. Children’s, from 3s; Ladies’ Black Cloth, from 4s; Silk, from 12s. Rich and elaborately trimmed Silk Jackets at 35s worth 80s ; Grebadine do, 12s. ’ CONSIDERABLY REDUCED IN PRICE By the new Tariff, are Stays, Ladies’ Underclothing, Improvers, Pads, Crinolines, &c, &c. Ladies’ Trimmed Chemises from 4s; Gowns, from 4s 9d • Petticoats, from 5s 6d. ’ MUCH WANTED IN THE COLONY— Good Wearing Black Silks.— K., G., and Co. having fortunately succeeded in getting the very best Black Silks in Grosgrams, Glaces, Faillies, Radzmeres, Satin de Lyon, and Pompadours. Price, from 3s 6d to 17s per yard. ABOUT TWO YEARS AGOBy pecial Request, the Tailoring Department was established under superior management; it has since been enlarged, there being a daily increase of custom, owing to the pleasing Yact that all patrons agree in praising the skill of the Cutter as well as the quality of the materials. BOYS’, YOUTHS’, AND MEN’S— Beady Made Clothing.— Boys’ Zouave Suits, Sailor and Knickerbocker ditto, Youths’ and Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, Bliss, West of England, and Geeleijg ditto; Men’s Sac Coats, Paget Coats, Shooting Coats, Riding Coats, Tommy Dodd Coats, Ballarat Jackets. REAL COMFORTS— Good and Cheap Underclothing.— Merino and Wool Pants and Drawers, Flannel and Merino Vests and > v hirts, Si k Pants and Vests, Crimean Shirts, Regatta, Oxford, and Linen shirts, Lamkswool Hose, Cashmere, Merino, and Cotton Hose, Scarves, Ties, Fronts for Insertion, and Portmanteaus. ALL TO BE HAD AT KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, & GO’S.