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DBAPEBY. DISTINGUISHED VIRTUES. Each Day all are Tempted by the Charming Novelties and Great Bargains to be had in Drapery and Clothing at the Favorite Establishment of GLENDINING, & CO. To this House the First Merits must doubtless be assigned for the Quantity, Splendor, and Quality of their Merchandise. At no former period have we seen accumulated such treasures in precious Silks, Poplins, Velvets ; rich Capes, Cuirasses, and Mantillas; charming Millinery, Bonnets and Hats; beautiful Costumes, Skirts, and Polonaises ; such pretty dresses, Prints, and Muslins ; lovely Trimmings, Laces, and Ornaments ; magnificent Carpets and ( urtains ; superior Household Furnishing; and really splendid Ready-made Clothing and Underclothing. Imported direct from the following places, where they are made : Kidderminster I reland Russia K irckaldy Paris A berdeen T uscany Rochdale I ndia C hina K eswick r INTERESTING PARTICULARS. For the small sum of 2s—they are selfing all sizes of Children’s and Girl’s Summer Jackets, For 3s fid—Three and Six —they are selling all sizes of Children’s and 1 adiea’ Summer Capes For 3s 9d and 4s fid—they are selling Children’s and Ladies’ Black Cloth L Jackets. Glasgow L ondon E arlsheaton Nottingham D undee I taly Norwich I nverness Nankin' Genoa A ustralia Newport D üblin C roydon O tago M anchester P ekin Y okobama f For 10sand 14s -theyare selling Ladies’ Silk Jackets. For 10s fid and 12s fid—they are selling the 30s and 35s New Summer Polonaise. For 15s and 25s—they are selling the 42s and 75s French Cashmere Capes I and Curiasses. r For 4s fid and fis—they are selling the Orenadine and Worked Muslin Jackets. For 15s—they are selling the Two Guinea French Millinery Bonnets. For Is—they are selling the 3s fid White Straw L Hats. f PROVERBIAL EXPRESSION. “If you want good and cheap Underclothing go to Kirkpatrick, Glendining, and Co.'s,” They sell splendid Trimmed Chemises, for 4s ; excellent Trimmed Gowns, at ss; beautiful Trimmed Petticoats, from 4s. Stays and Corsets always at halfL price. AUTHENTIC RECORDS. LESSENED IN PRICE. 'For 3s and 4s they are selling good - wearing Black Silks. For 10s 9d per yard—owing to a rare aid fortunate purchase, they are selling “Jauvert and Lie’s” 17s fid (seventeen and sixpenny) Black 1 ompadour Silk; warranted to wear. N.B.—There is nothing richer manufactured in the world than the above extraordinary Cheap Silk—never before seen or heard of at I price quoted. fßy K., G., and Co. ’s original mode of importI iug—Colored Japanese , Silks, Shantung fnlks, | English Silks, French Silks, Real Irish PopI lins, Satins, Moire AnL tiques. An Immense Choice of Cheap and Good FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, PURE ENGLISH ALPACAS, REAL FRENCH BEGIES, AND BLACK GOODS, Of Every Description. HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY. LACES, GLOVES, &c., At Wholesale Importers’ Prices. IN THE G E N T S’ DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL LINES LIBERTY OF CHOICE I An Extraordinary Stock to choose from of Now Tweeds, Supi-riineßroad Black and Blue Cloths, New Vestings, Dress Shirts, Crimeans, Silk Shirts, Merino Vests, Merino Drawers, Socks, Scarves, Ties, Collars, Studs, Hats, Caps, Port* L manteux, Umbrellas. ( In the MEN’S and BOYS’ READY-MADE CLOTfilNG DEPARTME NT 1,000 Pairs Men’s Trousers, 15s, worth 20s ; 750 Trousers and Vesta, S. B. and D.8., at 27s ; 800 ■ Paget Coats, Tommy Dodd Coats, and Sac Coats, from 18s ; 1,500 Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 60s ; 720 N ouths’ Tweed uits, 275; Zouave, Knicker, and Sailor Suits, extraordinary (. value. f In the TAILORING DEPAHTMENT. ‘Gazette 1 of Fashion’ received monthly. Any htyle of Garment Made to Order by a First-data „ Cutter, at KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, AND CO.’S.

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Evening Star, Issue 3704, 6 January 1875, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3704, 6 January 1875, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3704, 6 January 1875, Page 1

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