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DHAPSKT. THE FASHION" OF DRESS EVERY SEASON PASSETH. AWAY, And successive varieties pursue their course from Paris and London, even to these remote regions, every Summer and Winter with wonderful regularity. A larger collection than usual of the simplest as well as the most distingud, at the most moderate prices,. can be seeu at the FAVORITE ESTABLISHMENT J£ JRKPATRICK, p LENDINING AND CO. There is undoubtedly at this House a greater choice of the useful and ornamental can be had at any other establishment in Dunedm. ILLUS- ;■••'] DRESS MATERIALS In ail the newest cloths for the season TRATED Marine stripes and checks in great variety Norwich chromos, Germau FASHION and French fabrics Danish and English alpacas, Popelaiues, costume cloths, PLATES, spring homespuns, Beiges, Ca»hmeres, Cords, Antique linen, Hollands, Tussores, SHOWING Grenadine, Printß, Lambrics, Brilliants, Piques, Marsellas UPWARDS SILK DEPARTMENT. Great purchase of Black Silkß OF 33 and Colored Silks, very much cheaper than they have ever beea » ble to off «r DIF- them during any previous seajon Plain, cor 'ed striped,checked. FERENT and figured, suitable for walking, dinner, evening, and wedding. STYLES The Black .silks are the brightest and most durable manufacture, good qual ty at 3s OF 9d, excellent at 5. 3d, superior Poult de Soies from 8s per yard. NEW New Japanese Silks, plain colors, s.eel-greys, fancies, DBESSES, ;:? d fi «'-2'«F [ tteal Irish Poplins, Black, and every Bhade of color. COSTUMES MILLINE r 'Y DKPARTME NT. POLO. They are sbowiut/ the latest novelties in Ladies' Bonnets TRATED FASHION PLATES, SHOWING UPWARDS FERENT STYLES DRESSES, COSTUMES

NAISES, CAPES, CIALLY LSIGNED FOR THIS FIRM, TO .BE OR FACSIMILE MADE TO ORDER OF ANY and Triturned Hats, exceedingly pretty and cheap Also, upwaeds of 7,000 ladies', children's, and boys' uni trimmed hats. Nothing lias hitherto been seen like them at the prices—this fact is owing to a fortunate purchase of a London manufacturer's stock at an enormous discount. New hats and new shapes commencing at Is. Pearl and twist straws from 2s 6d. New French flowers and Wreaths, Ostrich. Marabout and Fancy Feathers, new Hat and Bonnet Ornaments, new Kibbons, Turquoises, and Failles. MANTLE DISPARTMENT Is replete with the latest Paris Fashions, Cuirasses and Tablitrs, sleeveless Jackets, Ca es. Mantelets. Polonaises. Fichus in Cash mi-re, bead d and tr mmed, Paramatta, Silk, and Faille. FAN CY D P\ RT VIENT. New Ruffles, drillings, lows. Rosette*, Hair Ornaments, Pad-, Collars, Cuffs, Sashes, Ties, - carves, Dress Buttons, Ornaments, Fringes, Beaded Trimmings, Laces, cloves, Haberdashery, Sun-shades, and Umbrellas. UNDERCLOTHING For i adi<-s, Children, and Infants—special bargains ; Long-cloth Petticoats, tucked and trimmed work, from 3s 9d to 10a ; needlework, from 18s to 3l)s. Thomson's Stays and French < o sets, from 3s 6d. Best qualities at lowest prices in Baby Linen, Pin-vfores, Blouses, Frock 8, Pelisses, Mar-ella, and Pique Costumes, Squares, Cloakt-, Long Robes, Hats, Hoods, Nursing Aprons, Crinolines, Improvers. DOMasTrC. Linens, Calicoes, Quilts, Towellings, Cm tains, Carpets, Floorcloths, Blankets, FlanI nels, &C, &c, all splendid value. MATERIAL uLOTE *IiNG DEPARTMENT first Spring delivery of Trousers, Vests, Coats, and BY FIRST Suits, from the be.se makers, at the usual low prices. New Stock of Satin i • ats, Felt CLASS Hats, Dress Shirts, Crimean Shirts,Pointß,.>ocks, Brace, Collars, Studs, Cloves, UrnLONDON brellas, Scarves, &c, iu endless variety. DRESS- TAILOmING, Fashionable ( oats, Vests, and thwi-t. Trousers made to order by MAKERS a celebrated Wcbu Bud Loudou T»i:ur, AND Charges exceedingly inodcrato at MANTLE MAKERS. lUKPATRICK, GLEN. IHNING & CO.'b.

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Evening Star, Issue 3920, 16 September 1875, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3920, 16 September 1875, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3920, 16 September 1875, Page 1

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