DBAPBBY. JJ eebert, ayn es, and ADVERTISEMENT, 1875. C°NEW WINTER CLOTHING. Blue Witney Overcoats Grty Witnoy Overcoats Blue Pilot Overcoats Brown Pilot Overcoats Blue Braver Overcoats B own Beaver Overcoats Waterproof Tweed Overcoats Irish Frieze Overcoats Vulcanised Waterproof Coats White Waterproof Ooata Black Waterproof Oats i Double Waterproof Coats Waterproof Leggings 1 Buff Leather Leggings Black Leather Leggings ; ■ G'lonialinade Clothing— newest goods —fashionably out, and a distinct variety of New Sac Coats sfn '.le-hreasted, doublr.breasted, marie from blue cloth ; silk mixtures, Colonial tweeds, worsted coatings, ■vc., Ac. s ’ . ew Baget Coats single breasted, double-breasted, in black cloth, blu* cloth, hue diagonals, silk mixtures, Oolonill tweeds, and worsted coatings. j . >'ew Trousers and Vests in West of Lngiand tweeds, Colonial tweeds, silk mixt- res, worsted mixtures, black doeskins, ... cloth— Cross s?zes ! Y'UTH’S CLOTPING—WISTEE, 1875. louths luvern-sp oipes 1 You hs’ Pilot C oth Jackets ‘ Youths’ Waterproof Overcoats Youths’ Beaver Overcoats Youths’Witney (iyercoats Youths* Trousers and Vests in Colonial tweeds. West of I ngland tweeds, sila mixtures, &o. Youths’ Drab Waterproof Coats Y ouths’ Black Waterproof Coats Youths’ double-breasted Jackets Youths’Tweed Trousers Youths’ Tweed Suits BOVV CLGTHTNG-WINTER, 1876. Boys Pi'ot Overcoats Boys’ Inverness Capes B»>ys’ Beaver vercoata Boys’ Witney Overcoats Bo 7 s ’Hronsers and Vesta inCelenial tweeds, • of England tweeds, silk .mixtures Boys’ Waterproof Coati Beys’ Dra t b Waterproof Coats Boys’Black Waterproof Coats Boys’ Double-breasted Jackets Boys’ Tweed Trousers Boys’ Tweed Suits CROSS SIZES. Men a Mole Trousers, 6s lid per pair Leamington Cord Trousers. 8s 6d per pair Men a Corduroy Trousers. 12s 6d per pair Men s Tweed Trousers; 8s lid per pair Men’s - weed Teats, 8s 6d Men’s Tweed Coats, 10s 6d Men’s Paget Coats, 37s 6d Men’s Walking Goats,-'3ss Men’s Heavy Donble-breasted Coats, 31a Men s Double-breasted Tweed Jackets, 25a wen s Black Cloth Trousers, 21t Men’s Oouble-breasted Black Vesta, 9a 6d Men s Single-breasted Black Vests, Is 6d Men s Tweed Suits, L2 5s Men’s 7 weed Suits, L2 10s Youths’ Mole Trouser#, 5s 0d per pair Youths Ribbed Trousers, 4a lid per pair Youths Tweed Trousers, Ss 6d per pair Boys’ and Youths’ Coats. 7s 6d Youths’ Tweed Suits, 20s Knickerbocker Suits, 9s 6d . OUTFITTING. Crimean Shirts, 4s lid Merino Undershirts, 3s 6d Merino Pants, 3s 6d Lambswool Pants, 5s Men’s Hats,.3s6d Boys’ Hats, Is 6d Men’s Oxford Shirts, 4s 6d Men’s regatta shirts, Is lid Men s Cotton Shirts, Is lid Men’s Crosse Shirts, 7s 6a Men s Alloa Half hose, Is per pair Men s Military Half-hose, Is 3d per pair Men s Merino Half hose, is per pair Kir > S i amb9 ™ol H aB-hose, 10d per pair Men s Cotton Half-hose, 6d per pair Strong Tweeds, 2s lid per yard Carriage Rugs, 15s 6d Travelling Haora Oa E R B B R T, A y N E S, AND 0.
DB' PERT. CLOTH] KG. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. WINTER CLOTHING. JjARDiE . AND CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. a' Cornei of PRINCES AND RATTRAY STREETS, J. Bardie & CO., in returning their sincere .thanks for ths liberal support accorded them since they commenced business beg respectfully .to intimate to their friends and the public that they are, now opening out Goods suitable for the Winter Trade, which they can with every confidence recommend as in every way adapted to the requirements of their customers. Intending purchasers will see from the annexrd Hat that they will ha t,vV a lar 8 e an(l varied Stock to select from, whiqh, for newness of style, value, and quality, is second to none in the Colonial market. _ Opened Out— Lambskin, Frieze, Nap, ; " Pilot, and Beaver Overcoats. _ 9 pbned ® n t Mount Cook Wrappers, and Carriage Rugs, Oppossum Opened Out—Nelson, Mosgiel, West of England, Skye, and Bannockburn Tweed Suits, comprising Sacs, Pagets, and Doublebreasted Jackets. , _ Opened Out—Mosgiel, Nelson, and West of Hneland Tweed Trousers and Doublebreasted Vests. , Opened « ut -Three hundred Pairs Tweed Trousers—all new material. Opened Out—Four hundred and twenty Raira Moleskin Trousers—a soecial line of rare value. t'pened Out One hundred Pairs Printed Moleskin Trousers. Opened Out-Pilot Jackets, Frieze Jackets, Beaver and 1 weed Double-breasted Jackets Opened Out-Mack Cloth, Blue Cloth, W orated Coating and Fancy Tweed Paget Coats, single and double breasted. Opened Out —Sack Coats, Vests Engmeers’ Jackets and Overalls. ’ Opened Out—Waterproof Clothing in all the I a vest novelties, comprising Drab and Black Cambric, double texture ; Boston Twills, Drab Cashmere, Plaiddined Twills, Oilskins, and Overalls i 9 pe .“ Ed , ont ~ B,anke - s » Blankets, Blauk blankets—scarlet, gentian, silver grey, Opened Out—Paris Hats, Soft Felt Hats, Elastic Felt Hats, Boys’ Hats, in the newest styles. Opened Out—Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, comprising Pilot Jackets, Overcoats, Inverness Capes, Albert Suits, Sack Suits, Galatea mts, Knickerbocker Suits, Sailor Suits, ‘ • anbaldi "mts, Military Jacket Suita, aud 1 weed Trousers. Opened Out—Leather Portmanteaus, Railway Companions, Hat.Cases, Despatch Bags’, Coat G, sea Carpet Bags, Courier Bags, and Portfolios, Umbrellas, &0,, &o. Note the Address— AMES AND c JJARDIE Corner of PRINCES AND RATTRAY STREEI Late Pullen’s Cornell
SRAPEBY VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE. g BEING the Very Great Puffs in all tbe Papers about Cheap Draperies, H. DODD is confident that competition is possibie. Slaving bought job lots in every department, I can now offer goods that will be all the Puffing or Selling-Off Shops. N.B. No rent, to pay. No co-partners to pay. No bills to meet. USUAL PRICES ; Grey Calico from 34d to 10dl Rorrock-’s 32in,, 5d ; 3Rin., 6d Double width Grey Sheeting from 9|d I will Sheeting from Is 4d to 2s , ” Is 4d to 3s W.nte Flannel from 10£ d to 2s 6d licking from s£d Hensian, double width, 10id Prints from 4£d Golored Table Covers, 4s 9d Damask from Is fid per yard SPECIAL LINES V S P ecial Li , ne of Best Kid Gloves, slightl damaged, Is 9d 3s Danish, 2s fid Ladies’ Silk Ties, 9d—worth Is fid Ladies ttuffles in endless variety Special Line of Sunshades, very cheap Mats, T.ntnmed an d Untrimmed at less tha half-price • • • Any amount of Drrss Trimming in ever shade and pattern Children a Stockings, three pairs for Is badies Cambric Handkerchiefs, three for 1 Cotton and Thread Gloves from 3d per pan Men cheap oUthS '’ aDd BOyS, Clotlbin g ver Men’s Tweed Suits from 35a ‘Os b nicker ~ Qs fid Belt Hats from & fid ” Jean Shirts from Is 9d Men’s White Shirts, 4s fid Socks from fid per pair An endless quantity of Scarfs, Handkei chiefs, Studs, Collars, Ties, &c. 0 D D, draper, Corner of George Street and Moray Place, And Opposite the Royal George Hotel. MONEY. ONEY Lent In sums of L2O and npv n , for a “y, up to five yean payable by monthly instalments or othei upon landed security. Apply at W. rymple s Laud Transfer Office, Princes st
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Evening Star, Issue 3816, 18 May 1875, Page 1
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