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Evening Star, Issue 4093, 8 April 1876, Page 1

Drapery. FRENCH FASHIONS nr ran COLONIES .*. * t We were shown at the FAVORITE ESTABLISHMENT I OB J£IRKPATRICK, QLENDINING, AND CO. A numerous Collection of the Latest Novelties in- Costtime/Dresses, Skirtsy 1 Petticoats, Mantles, Jackets, Redingotes, Rilka, Shawls, Millinery, and' Fancy Articles... + Also, an unusually Largeand Choice Diajday. oi and r Coir”’" 1 beds, General : Drapery, andHousehbld Furnishing, being imported direct from bur most famed manufacturers we can with great confidence say that the Goods are not only decidedly supmior hut the *bric& fixed on are lower than are usual in the r Trade. Thfeih; Fashion ’, Plate for 'Ahtuim .afid Winter ifi how ready,* containing illustrations of. the. leading designsin* Costumes, Hats, and EbmaetSi. Tobe had free First exposition of new .French and English' Millinayy, 55 cases of neyr Bonnets, Ladies’ and Children’s trimmed and ahtrimmed Hats, comprisGLUT IN ing all the Newest Shapes in ' : stiaWj chip, velvet, and soft THE felt; ' ■ ; * CLOTH- ": enG MARKET, MARKABLE. AND r CONVINCING FACTS. THE PRICES FIXED ON FOR MEN’S AND ..BOYS’. READY--160 Cafiobns of French and . English i Artificial Fhrifqre, Fancy %pd Ostrich Feathers, lattje^Birds,, Jet,-- Gold, and bilver>., Ornaments; I Mexican Jewellery, Necklets, Bracelets, andßelte. . *. ' ’ 07 , Boxes hew t Natte ‘ and Martalasse Ribbbhs, Sashes, Trimmings, Hair Ornaments, Neck-ties, Scarves/Bows, Bags, Pockets, Satchets; * Handker chiefs, and Fancy Haberdashery. , " ' ‘ A beautiful- eholceof hew Costumes, 'British and Foreign Homespun Costumes, new Suk and Velyeteen Costumes, new Cheviot new Melten Costumes,. hew ~ Waterproof Costumes, Children’s new Costumes and Dresses, -r ; 30 Cases' new Materials for Dresses and Costumes, plain andchecks to match; Damasse, Diagonals, Natte Cloths, plain and checked Homespuns; Serges Repps, Winseys, Plaids, Cashmeres, Poplins; \ Skirts in every kind of mateKilted, Silk, Satin, Alpaca, Melton, Batswing, and Eider-down. 35 Cartoons new Silk Velvets and. Velveteens; Black Velveteens, superior makes, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 8s 6d per yard, 1,000 new Mantles, Capes, Jackets, Tabliers, Waterproof Cloaks, Ladies’ and Children’s, all sizes. 450 new Shawls Hyde Park’s, Squares 'and Longs, Shetland, Black ' Cashmere, Queensland, and Paisley, . New Stock, of Plain Black Silks, Gros -grains, Ducapes, . Foult-de. Soies, Satin-de-Lyon, and Radaneres f jErom the best makers. MADE CLOTH- . ING AT K.G. & / c°.’C:r BEING ON AN -AVERAGE 35,, Per Cent New Stock of Colored aiM Fancy Silks, Turquoises, Satins, Moire-Antiques, and irish Poplins, from 2J to 6J guineas. - Underclothing Extraordinary.—Reducfea Trimmeh tobe had ,at< 3s, 3q 3cU4s, ,and 4b 3d.; trimmed gowns, , superior, at 4s 9d, ss, 5s '3d, ' and 6s 6d; 6d, 2s 9d, 3s 3d, and'Ss 9d; Stays, 2s 9d, 3s’6d, and 4s 6d: - ' ■ 15 Bales of Scotch and English. Blankets Real- Welsh* Anti-Rheumatic, and Saxony Flannels; excellent value. " CHEAP- Latest designs in Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster CarER THAN pete, and Floorcloths. SAME GOODS IMPORTED LAST SEASON By WHOLESALE HOUSES. Monster Stock of Men’s and Boys’ celebrated Bristol, Melbourne andDuuedin ready-made Clothing at surprisingly low prices, Shirts, vests, Pants, Socks, Scarves, Ties, Braces, Gloves, Hate, Caps, Umbrellas, Rugs, and Portmanteaus. New Tweeds, Witneys, Naps, and Broad-Cloths. K. G. and Co. having imported an immense stock of tweeds this season to meet the increasing demand they will be enabled to show a greater choice of English, Scotch, and Colonial Manufactures they than have hitherto done any previous season. , Orders will be promptly exe-1 cuted by a first-class West-eUd London Tailor. Fit for all figures—surprisingly perfect. KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, A CO.