DUXSTABLE HOUSE. ENTH JDI ANNUAL V^LEAEANCE _ EASON'S kZ7TOCK. 'COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th, 18 7 7. "N anticipation of tbe early open- _ ing of the Spring Trade, we are induced to offer the balance of our Autumn and Winter Stock one month earlier than usual. In making this intimation we have again the pleasure of announcing that the Goods are aU quite new and fresh, being part contents of oJiO CEASES AND JJALES Imported by us for this half-year's trade. Our system of selling the balance of each season's stock enables us to guarantee that onr customers will only be offered goods of the latest style?, and qiiite perfect. It is well known that on the like previous occasions we have not sought profit, and we take this opportuity of assuring our friends that we shall follow our usual business policy, and clear goods at a Joss rather than hold to another season. Customers will in many instances have an opportunity of purchasing Articles of the Highest Fashion and Utility Cheaper than they could be obtained in London. In regard to the Stock generally, we have confidence in saying of every department that our resident London buyer has been particularly successful in selecting most suitable Goods, and we would add that, in regard to value, they are second to none, as all were contracted for before the advance in price of a few months ago. We are thus enabled to offer by far the Cheapest and Largest Stock ever shown in Dunstable House. Notwithstanding that this is the case, we shall as usual give ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND PUECHASED FOE CASH. A'Catalogue of Sale is now ready, inM'hich will be enumerate a few of the reductions made. All our Goods are Marked in Plain Figures ; the reduced prices are in red ink. Buyers may easily satisfy themselves of the genuineness of the reduction J. B DUNSTABLE HOUSE, Oashel Stkeet ; and at No. 2, GEE SHAM BUILDINGS Basinghall street, London. July, 1877. 6060 PATEESON'S GENERAL FUENISHING WAEEHOUSE AND OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Cashel street, opposite J. Ballantyne & Co's. PPATEESON invites inspection of his • lar£;e and varied assortment of Furniture and General Furnishing Goods, from which eve. y aiuicle of use and luxury required in a h/use can be bought at exceedingly low prices. HOUSEHOLD FUBMTUBE TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. Goods Bought and Sold on Commission. Highest price given for any and every description of article. CASHEL STEEET, OPPOSITE' DUNSTABLE HOUSE. 5985 JAMES SPENSLEY ."AS RECEIVED Large Shipments of L .T PIANOS and other Musical Instrument, and will guarantee every Piano in this lot. Instruments may be bought on the Deferred Payment System. Pianos by Brinsmead, ex Border Chief ~ Biondwood and Sons ~ Anchor Freres, ex City of Dublin Sl Bord ,i ~ „ Challen & Fodgen, ex Border Chief t , Legg, ex Border Chief. Q K Af\ PIECES OF SHEET MUSIC, • 'Otc* containing some of the Latest Noveltiea. Music marked 4s, sold at 2a 8d; tt. $3, sold at %a; at 22, sold at Is 4d. JAMES SPBNSLET,' Oaahol street, OHSISTOHUBOH 3871
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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 970, 4 August 1877, Page 1
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