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Drapery. ■pJOE ONE MO/NTH ONLY. Of Deepest Interest to the Inhabitants of Utago. Gigantic Sale of Spring and Summer Drapery at the Favorite Establishment of KIRKPA TRICK, GLENDINING, & CO. GREAT FALL OF PRICKS. Causes;-Heavy Stock on Hand of Summer Goode, being the result of the bad season, which Must be Cleared Out at any Sacrifice! to make room for Enormous Shipments on the way of New Autumn and Winter Goods. E V E R Y- ( The . fol |owing particulars THING < will give some idea of the REDUCED. / extent an d importance of \ the Sale ; LESS THAN ENGLISH COST. CONSIDER. ABLY ; REDUCED. 1 80 PERCENT, i BELOW •THE USUAL I PRICES. 1 ( i ! I BLACK ; SILKS, 2s 9d, 3s 9d, and : 6s 9d per yard BELOW COST. f Several Thousand Pieces of Printed Cambrics, BrilI ' bants, Piques, Uarce'las, 1 Percales, Batistes, Organdies, and Muslins, all of the highest quality, and I , less than English cost 'Several Thousand Pieces of Spring and Summer Dresses, in all the new and useful materials— Silk and Danish Alpacas, Lustres, Foreign Fabrics, French Beiges, - Popoleines, Royal Russian Stripes, Homespuns, ! Silk Grenadines, -Wool , Grenadines, Striped Grenadines. Figured GrenaCostumes, Skirts, Petticoats', Gowns, 1 Robes, Ball Dresses—all ~ considerably deduced. Gigantic Stock of Household -and Family Linens, Table Cloths, Napkins, Pillow Linens, Sheetings, Glass Cloths, Towels; Diapers, Lawns, Household Furnishings, Blankets, Flannels, Table Covers, Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Real Crochet An ti macassars—- • ■ all of the best manufacat 30 per cent, below'usual prices. 'Can only be had at K., G., and Co.’s—Good Wearing Black Silks, at 3s, 3s 9d, 4s 9d, 5s 9d per yard. “ During the Sale ” only, thejy will offer Jauvert and pie’s 15s 6d Black , Pompadour Silks at 9s 9d. Tapissier Fil’s 17s fid Black Poult de Soie at 10s 6d. The above are the richest and most durable Bilks manufactured in Lyons, and are 5s 9d and 7s per yard below the Colonial „ price. L6.00D WORTH OF COLORED SILK DRESSES, From 30s to 50a LESS THAN COST. fßeing the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Colored Silks everimported, comprising Japanese Silks, Yokohama Silks, Shomtuug Silks, Pekin Silks, English Silks, French Silks, in plain, Grosgrains, Poult de Soies, Glacies, Stripes, Checks, Chenfes, Broches. Figures —all Reduced from 30s to 50s less than coat. WONDERFUL RED DCTIONS IN MILLINERY. ( French Millinery Bonnets, at 12s 6d—original cost, 425; English Trimmed Hats, 3a and Ba—cost 10s and 20s; Untrimmed I Hats, Is and 2a fid —cost I 3s 6d and 6s fid. MARVELS IN STAYS AND UNDER CLOTHING. THE CHEAPEST f Ladies’Stays—blue, hi grey, drab, and wh 2s fid, 3a, and 4s—nal cost, 4s fid, fi and Bs. Petti< Gowns, Chemises, I ers, Bodices, Baby L Squares, I'elliases,F L Cloaks -equally red f 1,250 pairs Men’s T I Trousers and \ I from 17a fid Men’s Colonial do do. Men’s Nelson Tweec 30s REDUCED SCALE OP PRICES. CLOTHING- Men’s Geelong EVER Trousers and I OFFERED. breasted Vests, 3i 750 pairs Men’s Trousers 14s, wot fid 1300 pairs do do, at 1 A Lot of Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed Ti at 10s, worth 14s fid. ' ( Men’s Tweed Sac 17s fid Men’s Galatea do, 21 Men’s Blue and Cloth do, 22s Men’s do do Galatea 25s fid Men’s Colonial Twe -Suits, 43s Men’s Scotch Twe« 65s Men’s Geelong and! do. 65s Men’s Rliss and Silk do, 57a Men’s Blue Cloth . Paget do, 67s A Lot of Boys’s and Youths’ Coats fro \ Men’s Jean Shirts, 1 All-wool Crimean fid; White do, and mere do, 6s fid Men’s Wincey Shir fid; Flannel do Boys’ do, Is lid Men’s Cotton Pauts, Flannel do, 3s Merino do, 4s Cotton cooks, £d pel Lambs’ Wool do,; Men’s Kelt Hate, 3s Straw do, 2s fid : do, Is fid I. A lot of Boys’ Caps, Ladies’best French Kid Gloves, first Josephine, reduced fi*6m 6s per pair to GIGANTIC BALE AT KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.

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Evening Star, Issue 3751, 2 March 1875, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 3751, 2 March 1875, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 3751, 2 March 1875, Page 1

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