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DUNSTABLE HOUSE. Tenth "Bi-annual Clearance OF Season’s Stock. [COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, JULY lOxn, 18 7 7. IN anticipation of the early opening 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 325 Cases and Bales 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 our customers will only be offered goods of the latest styles, and quite perfect. It is well known that on the like previous occasions we have not sought profit, and we take this opportunity of assuring our friends that we shall follow our usual business policy, and clear goods at a loss 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 PURCHASED FOR CASH. A Catalogue of Sale is now ready, in which 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 # Ballantyne & 00., DUNSTABLE HOUSE, Cashel Street ; and at No. 2, GRESHAM BUILDINGS Basinghall street, London. July, 1877. 6060 ARTESIAN WELLS. F GRANT begs to inform his friends • and the public at large, that he is sinking wells at the following low prices ; l^in., from £5 up ; liin., from £6 up. Good Hows of water guaranteed, and all wells kept in good order for twelve months. Old wells cleaned out, and branching laid at the lowest prices. Address —F. Grant, next Duncan and Sons, Ferry road. N.B.— All letters sent to Phillipstown Post Office will be attended to. 6164 FOR ALL GARDEN REQUIREMENTS, APPLY TO EGBERT CHUDLEY. 6226 EASTERN DISPENSARY. LOST, a FRIGHTFUL COUGH, by taking Price’s Cough JLinotus, Cured as by Magic, every case of TIC DOLOREUX Where PRICE’S ANTI-NELRALGIO REMEDIES are used. PRICE’S QUININE AND DANDELION PILLS, For Indigestion, Weakness of the Stomach he,, one trial of these remedies stamps then efficacy. , _ Agent m Town— MRS ROBINSON, Cashel street. 61

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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 972, 7 August 1877, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 972, 7 August 1877, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 972, 7 August 1877, Page 1

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