"H" UST to hand, a WABEHOUSEMAN'S STOCK of the following Goods, bought at a DISCOUNT from 25 to 35 PES CENT, and most be sold at a Price which must command a Speedy Clearance:— MEN'S All-wool Colonial Tweed Suite 26s 9d, worth 37s 6d MKI-'S All-wool Colonial Tweed Baits 35s 6d, worth 49s 6d MEN'S All-wool Colonial Tweed Trousers, various, 7s lid, 9s 11a, l_s ea MBN'H Strong Working Shirts, ls 9d, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid; exceptional value MEN 'S Mftrino Half Hese, 2 pairs for lid, usual prioe Is 6d MEN'S and BOYS' 'Varsity Caps, 7Jd. 9*_d, ls 3d; Half Price MEN'S -British Argosy Braces ls, asual price 2s 64 BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY. • L ADIES' Fanoy Dress Material, Double-width, 4s fld the fall dress ,_,-•■.• Double, width Summer Dresses, New Goods. 9d p-?r yard, usual price ls ed Cotton Prints, Various Patterns, Fast Colours, 2id. B^, 4|d per yard Plain and Fanoy Flannelettes 2id, 3Jd, 4Jd, s{d ; special value Strong Leather dhirting 10-Jd now 8d per yard, or 7a 9d per dozen Strong Heavy White Caiico 3Jd, 4id and 5Jd; a bargain LA L.IES* Hosiery and Gloves at Maker's Prices MILLINERY! MILLINERY ! MILIiINERY! THE PBETTIEST AND CHEAPEBT IN CHBISTCHUBGH Trimmed Hats from 2s 63. Trimmed Bonnets from 7a 6d. TAILORING ! FIRST CDABS TAILORING I SUITS made to Meaaura from 555. Pit and Stjle Unsurpassed. y'-QM^ Njsxt messes milner and THQM^irs. r ; ; _



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