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OTHER SIEVES AND OINT-
MENTS HAVE CURED
HUNDREDS.
BATES' SALVE
HAS CURED MILLIONS.
lUweo.U/«
SOMETIMES BETTER. .
OREN QUICKER.
ALWAYS CHEAPER fThan any other Salve or, /
7 Ointment.
BATES' SALYB
utmW/t
_Shipping._
ORIENT UNE
OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
For PLYMOUTH and LONDON 'YU NAPLES. MARSEILLES and C.IBRALTVR. calline at FRE MA.NTLF COLOMBO, transhipping tor »li INDIAN POKTS.
B.MS.
Ton«.
Commando1. ,1pm
W. J Jenk». R.X B. P. S Symons.
W. S Shelford, B V.R.
June 11 Au?. Í Sept. 3
Twin Screw Steamer». Wireless Telegraphy.
First and Second Class Oversea Tickets arc .fallible for return by P. & 0. Company.
FOR FREMANTLE CW.A ) -Steamers will Sail tro«.Adelaide, Outer Harbor, as above
FAAES.-First Saloon, £7 10/, Return, £1L
Second Saloon, £0 10/, Return, £9 15/. ** Third Class, £3 13f each way.
#0B MELBOURNE, S\DNE*. AND BKISBIXE.
Steamer« will Sail from Adelaide, Outer Harbor, ts follow»
9R50\A.I 12,030 1 LJU June ' Fares "to Melbourne, £1 5/ to £5 10/.
Sjdnej, £2 10/ to £9 10/. . Brisbane, £S 15/ to £H.
For Third-class Passengers.
Special Accommodation in new li,000-to»
steamers
FARES to LONDON-SINGLE. £17. £10, *M: «ETURN, £32, £38, £89. Spacious PROMENADE DEO». SMOKEROOMfe, LADIES' MUSIC-BOOMS,
OX SHELTER DECK.
, Stony Two-berth and Four berth Ca'atra situated ,em UPPER and MAIN" DECKS taree. well-ren tllited DINING SALOON on MUN DECK»
Write for Illustrated Circular, Hiring full par
italian.
' If 0 «.NO"RSON, Atfitfit,
gçrWc 8. King William street. Adelaide
«MANTLE,- 4XD«.. CHINA, AND , EUROPE.
t " FPtSTANP SECOND SMiOONS ONLY.
Leaves. .teamen. Toa«.
! tOTPT ..
S EDINA..
ONGOLtt .MALWA...
SERSLV... ,»,009
ORF.A. A 111.000
8,000 12,«» 10,000 11,000
Commander.
O. M Montford, B.N R. F B S. Notley, R N B, H.G H.LlaweUyn,RNK A. Thompson
W. II. S. Hall * J. P A"drrw». R N.B.
JujeW July 1 July 15 July 2» \U* 12 Aw -M
' And fortnlfchtly thereafter._
^JftDniA-L-FOB MELBOURNE AND SYDNET, rBjDCTBro FANS anófseadlnir Lamp« »n «U
BiMni. fffft ana Second Saloons tree el »art*.
^AllSteameri are «tied with Marconi T7ircles» Sclrmnb System. " .
Fraair < AND SECOND SALOON P<us**e* Slanted ti Europe, "-India, China, »«'?«02»
ostr»Ua,,*a Oversea Beturn Ticketo. Wrrt .ni Second Saloon, ire now interchangeable with the Orient Company. .
Special and ROUND THE-WORLD Exenr .ioo» .rmnied; abo through Passages to New aro*.
Pasaa-e« arranged from any port_ SPECIAL HOLIDAY BETURN TICKETS TO
COLOMBO.
For information and Handbooks apply to
Elder, Smith, & Co., Limited,
BLUE FUNNEL PASSENGER
LINE.
fO DURBAN. CAPE TOWN. LIVERPOOL. AND
' 3 <- «LONDON. . - «
ONLY FIRST-CLASS PASSENGERS CARRIED;
ANCIUSES.I 10.0« tons I About Aug. it ! MWTOIO..1 11.500 tong I About Sept, M
.rwssenjrer» foe London arc forwarded FREE by .alt fronv1 Liverpool. , .
Pamphlet»1 end all particulars on application. ! «BORGE WILLS k CO. LIMITED, Asenta,
«weoc_88. Cronfcll-street, Adelaide.
Two Weeks in San Francisco.
THEfÀNAMAPACrFlC EXPOSITION
ta now «pea. . Forty-one Nation» represented at He Exposition, emphasise ita International charac- ter. <, It is the moat colossal of Expositions the world bas,ever «fen. and ita interest to th; man .t'Business and to Tourists is something that nu» I Mtr be ..duplicated for many year*. The dixtur ,_ htaet in Europe suggests a "Look-ahead" policy
tot, a». Like Niacara Fall«, this great Expos! life, which »bl* taken years to,prepare, cannot t^ad<QaatfVl4cirribidtulnit we hare literatura .»its wandera which, will be sent to you on ap »Vaattoñ. . '
í» i SEVES WCEKS\ tN ALU
<i.A«ps»*lmátely, from Sydney to San Francisca ' mi back occupies 7 week»-S at sea, 2 on snore.
IB'these 2 weeks yon can see tee ¿¿position, the Yosemite Valley, the Grand Canyon, Rocky Moun- tains. Act No other line hat so fast a\ time- table, bat our return tickets arc Interchangeable erith the ether trans-Pacific Companies. Our route i» Tia Honolulu Koine. Honolulu and Samoa. leturnin?.
London in 29 Days.
Current events hare made .us the only Lia» landina: Passengers in London in less thani one .santa'« time from Sydney. '
SAILINGS FROM SYDNEY
VENTURA. June 5: SONOMA, July 3rd,
Alco.
.July SI. August 28. September 25th
i * STEAMERS.
18.000 Toni, Twin-screw, classed 100 At at Bri- tten LlovdV Contain man> , cabins en suite. Vita baths.
. Al] particulars tram Asenta.
x, HcJLWRArrn. MIEACHARN. & co.. * Proprietarv, Limited, Agents.
IIT-Iio.-Klnir William-street. UMweoc
SHAW, SAVILLE ALBION CO.
, , LIMITED, ^
liONDON. via NEW ZEALAND AND MONTE
1* VIDEO , , Passenger Accommodation unsurpassed
'Fascnccrs .booked throufdi from Adelaide via Kew ZoaUndaml Monte Video, thus cscaptna- the Red Sea>vFasajrc. All passengers landed s southampton. For full particulars* apply ,
DALGETY ft CO , LIMITED.
' .. , ADELA1DK. 6wo
THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
. CANADIAN-AUSTRALAS1.C- 3 M LINE.
(In -injunction with the Canadian Pacific
! , \" Kail wa; ).
Accelerated Sen ice bj Largest, Newest, and finest Steamers from Australian to - American
Continent.
THE "ALL-RED" ROUTE TO ENQLVND
athrougb the Wonderland of North America. Cana-
dian Rocklea, Yellowstone Pari., Niagara, Ac
. Round Pacific Tours
twin-screw j Leaves I From ) Due.
Steamers. I Sydney, [\urkland i \ an couver. ?tUCUBA ¡. .. | June 10 1 June 15 July 1
K1AOARA .. % | JuU S I July 13 I July 29 KAKUBA .. .. lAus.SlAut- 10 1 Aug. 38
«\U,Steamers Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.
ILLUSTRATED PUIPHLETS FREE ON
APPUC-\TIO>
( A U 9.N CO , LTD , Aircnt«,
Register Buildings, Grenfell street .
s«5wc , WHITE & HOSIER. Broken Hill.
Tasmania and New Zealand.
FROM MELBOURNE-LAUNCESTON.
. STEAMER, Monday, \\cdncaia>, jnd Friday.
MELBOURNE-HOB\RT-NEW ZEALAND.
' VOKOI*.. Wedneaday. June .
SYDNEY fO HOBART. MOERAKI. Tuesdiy. June 15
SYDNEY TO NEW ZEALAND. jtVNUKI, Friday. June U.
SYDNEY TO AUCKLAND. MAKUBA, June 10
SYDNEY TO FIJI AND SAMOA rOFUA, Tuesdaj, June Ï2
GANAD».,
Via VANCOU\ER
atAKUR\, from Sidney June 10.
SAN FRANCISCO_
I From I From I Due
Steamer. | Sydney. |Welluigton| 'Frisca M VRAM A I June 10 ! June 21 1 Julj'14
MATTA!.| July IT | JulvSl | August 11
UNION S S CO OF N.Z. LTD. A U S.N. CO . LTD , Acents,
H?enwcT285c B«->ister Bullotnin. Grenfell-st.
Rants and Seeds.
CÏÏÔÏCE FLOWEB SEEDS.
FUS PRESENT SO>\INC
Phlox Drummond! Grandiflor», M packet. Phlox, Hackett'» Special Strun, l, packet Phlox, Auncula-Eyed, extra fine, %t packet. Dimorpho kheca (African GoWcn Daisy), &.. packet. Ocrbcra lamesoni Hjbrida (Adnit's latest), 2' packet Olinthus, the latest and test varieties. Gd packet: Godetias. the be«t l8 vanctie« mused, »d. packet. Poppies, the beautiful S'tirlej vane ties, extra selected, 6d packet Sweet Peas, Kock«, Pettrma, Pan«}, &c
E. & W. HACKETT.
ÎS, RUNDLE-STREET, ADELAIDr.
_l&TciPirir COX'S SEEDS.
FOR EUtLY FEED
?re. Ctoe Barle>, Tare», or Vetche«. Kate. ?Tustard Cape Oats. Kms's Early Wheat Gluyas Isriy Wheat. Hunter Biver Lucera. &c. &c.
E. B. COX & CO.,
SEEDSMIN. ix..
Osrccr Randle-strcct and East-terrace. Adelaide. _&lweocx5Sc
I =g?
^TJFUCATE BlLLiTKAD CHECK BOOKS.'
specially adapted for Draperb, Storekeepers Retailers trenerally.
J, U BONYTHON & CO,
?lastrated and General Printers,
*TOm A4fsrti»er" Oflce, JdcttisBV
D
Shipping.
THE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY, LIMITED,
will dispatch' Steamers punctually as under from
Port Adelaide ¿circumstances permitting):
ALBANY AND FREMANTLE.
Tracähippine for Perth. Bnnburj, Geraldton, all
Nortb-West Porti, and Singapore.
WARILDA I 7.713 tons I Sat. ! .lune 13 I 3 p.m.
And every four weeks thereafter.
Near Steamer, twin-screw, wireless telegraphy.
First and Second Saloon and Steerage Passengers.
MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.
Tranjhippinjr {or all Queensland. Tasmania, and
New Zealand Ports, and Fiji.
WARILDA I 7.713 tons I Thurs. J June 24 I 3 p.m.
And every four weak.« thereafter.
Saloon Pa«çenecr Tickets interchangeable with other inter-State companies, subject to conditions. PORTS LINCOLN CToun and Railway Jtttics),
TUMBY. ARNO. WALLAROO. COWELL.
R.M.S. RUPARA .... I Tuca. | June 8 1 -I p.m. PORTS LTXCOLN. PIRIK. GERMEIN*. AUGUSTA.
HUMMOGK.Y. ' HUGHES, VICTORIA, MINLACOWIE.
8.S. OUOltNA .... | Sat. I June 5 1 4 p.m.
Sprcial TOOTS, includinsr hotel accommodation, drives. Ax., arranged br the Tourist Bureau.
Tickets intrrt'hanecable with Coast Steamships. FrcJimts prepaid to Turton, Minlacowie, Victoria. Genncin.*IIim>inockv. Arno. Tumby.
THE ADELAIDE STEAMSniP CO.. LTD.,
Adelaide and Port Adelaide. 195c
A. U S. N.
Steamers leave (cirrtimstanres permitting:) for: ALBANY. \ »IXDIRRA. 10.000 tons, FREMANTLE I Lanrct inter-State Str. (Tran«hippinc for\ SATURDAY. June 26,
N.W. Port« and/ - 2 p.m..
Perth. - Geraldton,! SATURDAY, July ti,
Sinaapore) / 2 p.m.
î55J52HRîiE' 1 «INDARRA. 10.000 tons,
rnSvbHtftr Füi.l TWRSDAY J"«,o.
| SÄ &JSí\ «ra»& «r 8.
Ports). / ? P,B- .
.Twin screw fitted Wireless.
Canvinjr Tin*. Second, and Third Class'Pas «engers. Saloon Ticket», intcrchjnçcalilc with other intei-State - Companies (subject to con- ditions). . Full return portion of ordinary First Class Return Rail Tickets between 'Melbourne and Adelaide are available per Steamer.
Register Buildings. Grenfell-st.. and Port Ade _ . tolde._100c
AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIPS'
UNE.
Howard Smith. Limited, Manaring Agent«.
STEAMERS WILL LEAVE PORT ADELAIDE
(circumstance« permitting):
EASTERN 8TATE& SYDKEY.
ERA, Noon.
SATURDAY, June 5
Cargo only. NEWCASTLE
(Transhipping at Syd
new for Queensland
Ports). _
' HOWARD SMITH. LIMITED.
Managing Agent«.
A.M.P. BUILDINGS.
l8. Kin* William-street. Adelaide; and North-parade. Port Adelaide
Telephone Nos.-Adelaide. 6188, 5180: Port. 51.
24c
MCILWRAITH, MCEACHARN'S
LINE.
FAST PASSENGER SERVICE.
_ , From the Line's Berth. Mo. 2 Quay.
FOR ALBANY, AND FREMANTLE.
Transhipping for P>rth and all W.A. Portt._ KATOOMBA.. ! Tr. Screwl TO'DAY |3.»p.m. KATOOMBA ..jTr. ScrcwlSat.. ? July 3 |3.» p.m.
Special Train for -KATOOMBA leaves Adelaide
for Port Adelaide...TO-DAY. at 1.32,pjn.
FOR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.
TmnsnippinK-for' Tasmania., New Zealand, «at
Qoeeniland Ports. ' _ KATOOMBA..|Tr. Screw ¡ Thurs.. June 17 I 4 p.m. KATOOMBA..,Tr. ScrewlThurs.. July 15 f 4 p.m.
ALL HEAVY BAGGAGE must be sloneside »t least ONE HOUR before the advertised time for .«'ling. . -
.unexcelled Aeocmmodation .far lot. 2nd, and IW Class Pa<s»pger*.- ',
.Prívete Suites and Special State Rooms. Tenet (moderate) on application. ,
First m4 Second Class-Ticket« «re interchcnaji ?ble after-th« Ont pott of "call with other Inter- state Companies. Conditions ' nscertai nable on ipnlicatton. ? , ? . ', ^ 11 . . . <
MCILWRAITH;«, McKACHARV. »CO. , . PROPRHtTAR\*,!*nirrCD.
' Mtna«)ns>-.'i8mts.
BenttishHonsc. 'tt7-IliV Kine WillUm-itreet: ' '?* J. RAWLINGS ft SON*. Port Adelaide; and ,
J. II.- BQWERIXC * .SOX. Broken Hill.
S77o
HUDDART PARKER UNE.
TO ALBANY. FREMANTLE
. T.S.S.'ZEALANDIA, 7,000 tons,
.SATURDAY. June 19, S p.m.
T.S.S. ZEALANDIA, 7,000 tont.
_ SATtTRDAT. July 17, 2 p.m. '
TO . , MELBOURNE J ' AND SYDNEY.
T.SJS. ZEALANDIA. 7,000 tons. THURSDAY,
July 1, >4 p.m.
Ssillng from Queen's Wharf.
Carrying 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class Passengers.
Wireless Telegraphy.
' Refrigerator Cargo Carried.
Cargo Booked through to Perth.
. . SEW ZEALAND PORTS.
From Sydcnv.-S.S. RIVERINA, June 17; &S. WESTRALIA. Jnne 17. ,
From Melbourne.-S.R..WIMMER A. June 19th.
6aloon Passenger Tickets Interchangeable with other Inter-State Companies subject to condi- tions. Full Return portion of Ordinary First clam Railway Tickets available by inter-State
Bttmcrs.
IT2¿ D. ft-J. FOWLER. LIMTrED.Jtgcnt«,
MELBOURNE STEAMSHIP CO.
x' REGULAR PASSENGER SERVICE.
FOR I 8.9. DIMBOOLA,
ALB »NY TUESDAY, 8th June FREMANTLE. _ »' s *)m-_ BUNBURY. I FroTn Birkenhead, «tart
GERALDTON. | S.S. DIMBOOLA.
Í^'t..s*J0,on «»d"Third Class Pásense»'only.
i2SiwS?iC.«0r "eWccratw Cargo and Stock Transhipping for Perth and S.W. Port«.
"-..-,"_,_, S.S. DIMBOOLA.
XEWCASTLE. ' S.S. DIMBOOLA.
TBAXSHIPPLXO FOR QUEEXS$x""XEW
ZEALAND. AND TASMANIAN PORTS.
First Saloon. 3rd Class,
__ . Single. Return. Singlc. rretuantle.£6 o o £9 io o £3 l8 o Melbourne.276 400 150 Sydney'.4 0 0 7 0 0 2 10 0
Saloon Tickets interchangeable with other inter State Companies, subject to conditions, which may be ascertained on application.
Splendid Stock Accommodation.
MELBOURNE STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., Port.
Geo. Wills ft Co..- Limited, Passenger Agenta, Ko. C Grenfcll-strtet, Adelaide; Edwin II. Crop Icy, Broken Bill. So
COAST STEAMSHIPS, LTD.
will dispatch from Port Adelaide, as under (cir- cumstances permitting) :
EDITHBURGH.-WARRAWEE, Wed«., Sats-, re- turns Thurs., Mons.
ARDROSSAN.-KOORINGA. Tues., Frl., return« Weds.. Sats. Ralph's Chirabanc meets steamer.
KANGAROO ISLAND (Kingscote and Hoc Bay). -Callina; Glenelg both wars, weather permitting -KARATTA. S.30 a.m.. Satf.. Thurs. 10th, re- turns Mons.. Fri., 11th. Freight and landing Charges prepaid. Fares. 17/0 return. Week-End Tickets. 11/ return. Tickets on board or Tourist
Bureau. , *
AMERICAN RIVER.-KAPOOLA, Tues., 5 p.m STANSBURY.-KAPOOLA, Sats.. returns Mons., KOORINGA. Thurs.. returns Thurs.
SECOND VALLEY.-KARATTA. 8.» «.m.. Thura 10th. returns Mom. Freight prepaid.
PORT VINCENT.-KARATTA. Tucs.. returns Weds.: WARRAWEE. Fri.. returns Fri. Coach
moots Ktcamor.
WOOL BAY.-WARRAWEE. 0 a.m.. Sat.
Steamers wait srrival t>f S.S a.m. train from Adelaide for K.L ports, and 8.48 a.m. Express for
Qulf ports.
No carteo received after S a.m. on day of nil Inc. Only perishable goods and utock received Milins days for Kangaroo bland. Tickets oo.
board.
Fare« to Gulf ports. 8(<J sinçle: 10/6 return.
WEST COAST SERVICE.
ELLISTON*. VENUS. STREAKY. SMOKY, LAURA. .MURAT. DENIAL. FOWLER'S BAYS POINT SINCLAIR. CARAWV UNDING.-WAV. D\NA. S.it.. June 12. 6 I'.m. All frciRhU, except Elliston urcmaid.
PORTS LINCOLN. TUMBY. NEILL. ARNO, WALLVROO. HUGHES (Moonta), and COWELL. -WOOKATA Thursdiv. June 10th, 4 p.m., from Commercial Wharf. Frcisrhts. Tumby, Neill, and «Vrno prepaid. Round Trip, £3 10 . TicVcts obtainable Irom W. C. Stcicns. Alex- andra Cliambcr». Grenfcll-st,
Tickets interchangeable uith Adelaide Steam «hip Company. Ltd.
2WCOC_A. LeMESSURIER. Secretly.
Fit TORTS PIRIE. AUGUSTA. VICTORIA.
TURTON, and MINLACOWIE.-S.S. GRACE DARLING Sails SATURDAY, jth ins:., at tf p.m. (circumstances pcrmittinz). Cheap Freights.
JOHN DARLING & SON,
151,6 _Town and Port.
RDROSSAN.--WELUNCTON. THIS DAY.
TMNSH BROS. 'Phones gTl-tiM._ ORT WAKHFIELD (iäiippinc; Coy.).-PF.ROY
Sills ThU Daj-.-A. &. I- I-eMESSUIUEK,
»ORT WAKEFIELD.-^\MPHIBIOUS Sails Satur-
day.-R. FK1CKER, Port. _
Patents.
DATEIfTC bratnrs' Pocket Book post fre*.
in ^ J H. COOKE.
. AND ".,
Tn4e larks
ESGINKER & PATENT AGENT, Bank of Australasia, Chambers, King William-street, Adelaide. _Scowc
AUCTIONEERS' POSTERS made a speciality at
The ADVERTISER GENERAL PRINTING.
OFFICE, Send orders for Posters and Advertís» i
^CDTIOEI.
MARSHALL'S SALE
IS TODAY
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
DRi PERY, FURNITÜRE. CLOTHING, BOOTS, IRON-
MONGERY.
CLOSED AT ONE O'CLOCK TO-DAY
MANTLE AND COSTUME DEPARTMENT.
100 Ladies' Stylish Navy fcergc Coat anu> Skirt
Costumes, 35' for lj/9. J'l/'i for 21/, 63/ for
20/0
78 l«.lics' Sir.art Colored Tweed Coat and Skirt
Costirnios. satin and Oriental collars, 80/ for Ki'. 93/ for rr"
130 ladies' Grcv Fawn and Green Gdnrdine Rain
Cr«t«. 23/ for 15/9, 33/ for 2" . '49'0 for 29/0
96 Indies' Stvlish Green. Grey, and Fawn Cahor
dinc Rain Coat«, with military collar and belt» 69/ for 19/0. St' for C3' .
IO) Indies' Fashionable Colored Silk and Rubber
Rain Coat«. 19/0 for 42'. «3/ for 49<0
137 ladies* Smart Black. Grcv, and White Ostrich
Feather Boas..13Ti for 13/9. 2!/ for LS,D. 22/0
for 17 9
lort Ladies' Cole red Jap. .«nd Merv Silk Blou'es.
4/11 for 2'11. 8/11 for 4/31. 12/9 forG/ll. IS/9 for 8/11. 21/ for 12'")
27.^ I jil ¡es' Smart Colored Delaine and Flannel
Blouv«. all shades. 12'n for m'9. 10/9 for 12/9 l.'iO Girls' and Maid«!' Fawn. Grcv. and Green
Cravenette Coats. 15'9 for 8*11. 22/fl for 12/9,
2,">; for 15f>
10" Girls' and Maids' Warm Creme and Colored
Knitted Wool Couts. S/ll for «'11. 11/9 for
8/11. 13,0 for 10U '
l*NDER£TOTHING DEPARTMENT. >
ITS pair? ladies' Strong TO« CUlieo Combina
titiis trimmed frills. 3'fi for 2/6 '
200 Ladies' Heavy White Flannelette Nightdresses
3/11 for 2/11. C/ll for i/11
ISO Ladies* Hearr Natural Merino Combinations.
«/li for 8*11. 8/11 for 6/11
350 down I>idi#s' Strong Black Roman Saleen
Aprons. 9d. for Od.. 1/ for 9d.. 1/11 for 1/0. 2/G
for 1/11
200 deffen I/idjes' Strong Blue Print Cooking
Aprons. 1' for 9d.. I/O for 1 '
37 I/idias" Wann Colored Striped Flannelette
Driving and Lounge Jackets. 12,9 for .1/11.
BARGAINS AT'THE DRESS- COUNTER. ,
All-Wwil Cord de Clitne, in Myrtle and Lime,
only double width. una! priejj 3 TB per yard.
reduoed to 4'6 pet yard
All-Wrol Velour, ro in. wide, in Brown, lime,
?Mole. Grey, and Wine, usual price 9/0 per yard.
now 7/« per .van!
All-Wool Venetian OloHi, n lovely, quality, st
in., wide, in Light and Dark Navy only, usinl price 9/0. <olc prirc 8/fl per yard
M-in. Nnw Flannel and Serge, with White line.
usual price 10/6 per i ard, sale price 3/0 per
raid
Light sliadea in .lackard Cheviot Serge, the
shades are Llsht Grey.. I Jdit Pink. Light Fawn, "Jsrht Green, and Cliammgnc, double widtli and all wool, usual price 3/6 per yard, reduced to 1/11 per yard
All Remnant« 4 vard« and under at half priée.
LN THE LACKS.
White or Cream Net La« Flouncing«, 27 in. and
43 in. wiile, 3/ und 4/ yard, clearing 1/3 yard 25 onlv Fashionable Beaded and Jewelled Tunics
and Evening Coats, fi4 4/ and fin of. at the Lace Counter clearing 39'd each
00 pieces of S"-in. wide White Voile Flouncing»,
ti; mid ",' yard, clearing now 2/11 yard
100 Hand Embroidered While Japanet-e Crepe
Robe«, "unmade" B-dice and Skirt, all beau tifnlly hand embroidered te» natch, also If) vards of plain Creix- with each, charing the lot to-dav 12 ß each. Now is the time to buy th«m for the summer.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, shot colors, 11/6 for 1/11
pair,
ijdie«' Black Cashmere Hose, colors of clocks,
2/0 for 1/11 pair.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, shot colors, 2/11
for 1/11 pair.
Ladies' Grey lisle Hose, silk ankles, 2/11 for 1,8
pair.
HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENT.
2-Hole White Linen Buttons, small size», 2 cards
for Id.
White Pearl Shirt Buttons, Id. card of two dozen. Black. Wool Mendings. 2d. ball.
White Tapfs in packets, 12 piece»-, assorted, 2}d.
BARGAINS IN GLOVES.
Cd. pair-Children's Colored Lisle GIOVPS, in
Green, Helio., ar.d Red, fid. per pair. Children'« Cashmere Gloves, in Red, »VI. per nair. Ladies' Colored Lisle Gloves, in Green and Helio., Od. .per pair.
9d. per pair- Ladies' Oafhmere Gloves, 2-dome.
iu Navy, Black, and Brown, 9d. per pair. Ladies' 'Astrakhan Gloves, with cashmere palm.
9d. per pair.
1/ per pair-Ladies' Fleecy LUIe SuedV-nnish
Gloves. 2-dome, in Brown and Dark Gloves, 1/ per pair. Ladies' Long Lisle Thread Gloves, in
Bom er and Black, 1/ per pair.
1/3 per pair-ladies' 2-button Brown Lisle Thread
Gloves, 1/3 per pair.
1/9 per pair-Children's Astrakhan Gloves, with
kid palm«, in Brown and Tin, 1/9 per pair, ladies' Dark Green Kid Glove«. 2-dome, 1/9 pa:r 1/11 per pair-Ladies' 2-dome Kid Gloves, 2-donie,
in Brown and Tan, 1/11 per pair. Ludir.«' As- trakhan Gloves, with leather palms, 1/11 per pair.
2/0 per pair-T-atlics' 2-dome Kid Gloves, in
Brown arid Beaver, "Fowncs," 2/C per pair.
2/U per pair-Ladies* 2-dome Kid Gloves, in
Black and White, 2 '11 per pair.
2/11 per pair-ladies' Fjr-lincd Gloves, in Brown
and Tan, I'll pair. Dozens of pairs of Children's Lined Kid Gloves, in Brown and Tan. 2/11 pair. 3/G per piir-Ladies' Elbow-length Kid Gloves,
in White. 3/8 per pair. Ladies' Fur-llncd Gloves, in Brown, 3'6 per pair. Ladies' J White Kid Gloves. 3'ti per piir. Ladies' 2-button Noppa leather Gloves, in Brown and Tan, S/C. pair.
3/9 per pair-Ladies' 2-domes Kid Gloves, in
Black and While, 3/9 per pair. Ladies' 2-dome Kid Gloves, in Brown, Grey, and Biscuit, 3/9 pair.
4/3 per pair-Ladies' 2-domc French Kid Gloves,
in Black, 4/3 pair.
4-/0 per pair-Ladies' 3-dome Kid Gloves, in
Black, Beaver, and Brown, 4/9 per pair.
5'<i per pair-Ladies" J-length Kid Gloves, in
Black, Grey, and White, 5/6 per pair.
MILLINERY SHOWROOM.
Job purchase Fashionable Black Velvet Hats,
worth O/ll to 15/6, for 1/1, 2/11. and 3/n
Special Clearance of Girls' and Ladies' Untrimmed
and Trimmed Felt Hats, smart stvles, worth 4/11 to 18/6, for l/. l/ll. e/U. and 3/11
Joh purchase of Fashionable Velvet Millinery,
Ready-to-wear Military and Ne« Sailor Styles, worth 10/C to 29,0, for 2/11. 4/11, and 8/11
Girls' and Ladies' Lovell- White Rcadv-to-wear
and Untrimmed White Felt Hats, worth 5/U to 19/6, for 1'. I'll, 2,11, aal 4/11
GREAT MILLINERY SALE NOW ON.
LLNEN DEPARTMENT.
100 doren Colored Turkish Towels, 1/3, sale price
lOid. each
200 yards Colored Turkish Towelling, 5/11 per
dozen, sole price 4/0 dozen
300 yards 5*-in. White Tal»le Damask, IJS, sals
pnce 104/k per vard
2W dozen Ladies' "White Lawn }-in. H.S. Hand-
kerchiefs, 1/3. sale price 10*d. yard
SO dozen New Lace Afternoon" Tea Cloths. 30 in.
x SO in., l/ll, sale price 1/0 each
25 dozen Duchess Toil« Sets, trimmed Lace, lr- :
sertion, and Medallions, in sets oi 3 nutt, and J «ne loag nemer, i/o, sale pticc lfi sex set» ' I
M ANCfllHSTER DEPARTMENT.
Flannelette Sheeting, 72 in.. 2/G for IfTL yard
10 only Eiderdown Quilts, for, Single Beds, 19/6
for'13/ each
Australian-made "Blanket/!, Sirrçrl«,, 15/6 pair
Australian-made Blankets, full size. 23/6 for 23/6
pair
KBMVANT BARGAINS TODAY.
SHEETING«, CALICOS. FLANNELS.
SHIRTINGS.
TENNIS CLOTHS .AND 1-T^ANNBLETTrÄ
Fancy Tenmu Cloths, all new, pretty acagn.«,
turitable lor Blouse*. Dressing Gowns. Morning Wrapper«, te., wonderful value, to be sold at 4/Ï1 dozen, ad. ;»rd
A very superior line of Tennis Cloths, all new
this seaAon, every piece a beautiful design, Caji merctte finirfi, usual price 10M., to be cleared at Sid. yard
Striped and Figured Moletons, v<iy wunn, cc*V
make; requin* no lining, in beautiful coloring*, usual price 2/9 per yard, 51 in. «ide, to IK> sold at 2/3 yard
Cream and Wliitc Flannelettes, for Ladies and
Children's Wear, 4/11 dozen, to be sold at 3/U
dozen.
Other line«, 6/11 for 5/9 dozen. S/V. dozen for
6,'U dozen. 3/6 tlozen for 7/11 dozen. Everv piece of our Striped Flannelettes reduced in prices.
Black and White and Navy and White Striped
Walline B¡ou»e Silks, 2/11, and I'll per vard
iO-in. . White and Bück' Striped Washing Silks,
'?J/ll, now 2/11 per yard
?38-in. Satins, in Black and White, Cream, and
colors, 11; 8 tlie drets, about half price
Tabli-s of Plain Silk, a profusion of colo», up
to 3/11. all at 1/ per janl
GENTS' HAT DEPARTMENT^
Cents' Black-Staff Felt Hats,' 4,líifor 1,11, 5/11
lor 2,11,- q-n for, 3,11, $.6 ioe.s/laVJO/G far b/J], lá/ll^or-tf/ll J
Cents' .Assorted Soft Felt Hats- 3/11 for 3/11.
6/11 for 4/11, 8/0'for 5/11, 10/6 for 6/11, 12/0
to 15 6 tor S>0
Gents' Borsa'ina Soft Kelt llatfl, as«orted colors,
12/0 ant 13/6, lo clear tit 5/11.
GENTS' WLNTER GLOVES.
10 dozen only, Cents* Sample Winter Glove«-, a
flne assortment, 4/11 for 3/Î1. 5/11 for i/6, 6>ll for 4/11, 7/U Í6r 3/11, S.,6 for 0/11, 10/6 for 7/C, 2/6 ior S/6
Gents' Woollen Glove«, to clear at 9d.. 1/, l/3t
1/6, ami 1;9 pair
Gents' Actnicban Gloves, fleecy lined, .'? leather
palms, dome or elastic fasteners, 1/11 and 2/6
for J/6.
CHILDREN'S HATS.
Oddments in Children's Felt ILit«, in "Navy,
Cream, Cardinal, and Green, usual prices 3/6 to 6/11, to clear at 1/ and 1/0
Children's Knitted Woollen Hood«, very smart
shapes, assorted colors, usual price 3/6 and 3/11, all to clear at IA
GENTS' .SHIRT AND MERCERY DEPARTMENT. 50 ilo-iin Flannelette Shirts, with collar and
pocket, or neckbands, in nice stripes, sale price
2/11
GenU' Tunic Shirts, with stiff cuffs, sale price
Î/C;
Gents' Tunic Shirts, with stiff or soft cuffs, sale
price 2/11. 3/6, 3/11
Beautiful Knit Half Hose, just landed from Eng-
land, fflle price 1/11 and 2/6. Best quality, made here, 3/6 per Jiair.
BOYS' CLOTHING SPECIALS.
50 Boys' Overcoats, size« 0 to 4. usually 8/11,
10/6, 12/0, 13/0, sole price.4/ti .
50 do., do., rizes 0 to 4, usually 12/6, 13/0,
17/6, sale price 8/lt
I 75 Boys' Tweed Norfolk »rita, sizes 5 to 12,
usually 11/6, 17/0. 21/. 23/, sale price 10/6
30 Youtlis' Tweed TTOUKT«, hizes IS to 25. u«U
allv IO/6, 12,'C, 15/6, 17/C, sale price 7/6.
MEN'S ItE.VDY-TO-WKAR r»*PAimtKNT.
RAINCOATS. RAINCOATS.
Men's Raincoats 0.11 tile latest, with ProaKiaa
or Stn}» Collars, alto ¡¡arfan Sleeves, sale prices 35'. 38'6. 4>/. 45/. 50/, 55/, 63/, 70/. 73/. fe-1/
Men's Douiblc-brcaeted Overcoats, special value,
sale prices ü>/0, ZT,,. 3¡»/ü. 42/, 43/, 50/,, 56/, «!/, 70/. 75/
Men's Pvjiina Suite, a large selection, aU at
sale prices. 3/11. 4,11, 5.11, 6/11, 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6. 14/6. 16«. 18/6. 21/
Men'n Odd l*yjama Trousers, sale price 2/11. 3/11.
4/11
Men's Waterproof Ovcrcoity, sale price 21/, Sty,
29/6, 33/, 3S/6, J2/. 45/. 30«, 53/, Iii/, 70/, 73/.
TAH/OBING DEPARTMENT.
A S.'wcial Range of Plain Grey Cheviots 3rd
Vicunas, nasorted shades, usual price 105/, sale price aV, Sac Suit to Measure
All-Wool Rouch Serge, fast dye. usual price St!,
sale price 70/. Sac Stat to Measure
Scotch end Irish Tweeds, latest shades and de-
sign«, usual price SI/, sale price 67/6 Sac Suit
to Measure
Single Suit lengths, exclusive designs, aborted
weights and shades, usual price 105/, sale price
W ' Sac Suit to Measure
HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY. 100 Spiral Egg Beaters, lid. for 7}d.
100 Ban« Pot Scrubs, 7Jd. for Si., OuV for 6<L 300 Bottles Sunshine Metal Polish, Gd. for 3jd.
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
3P only Jardinorcs. art shades, large size, 4,6
for-1/6
60 only Glass Vases. Sea Green and White, as-
sorted shnpes and sizes. 3/11 to 5/11 for 1/11
each
Fruit Dishes. Dark Blue pattern. 10 in., 1/9 /or
ir.<
Hundreds of lines of Electroplatedware. to be
cleared at csartly ball price.
Oriental Dress Trimmings, 1/ to 1/6 for old..
1/11 lo 3/11 for 9d.. 4,11 to 10/6 for l.'ll per yard
Black Silk Military Braid. 2 in. wide, 9ld. for
old. per yard
Wide Black Silk Military Braids, »VU. 4/6. 4,1!.
ard 5/6 ff>r 1/11 per vard
Wide Sash Belts. 2/6 for J/6. 4/6 for 2/n each.
liADlES" UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
4/11 EACH.
A Table full of Smart Umbrella», Crook Handles,
silver mounted Taffeta coverings, usual price 5/U-and 0/6. special sale price 4A11 each
4/U EACH.
A stand full of Long Handle Fashionable Um-
brellas, large size. Taffeta covering, usual price 5/11. special sale price 4/31 each.
RIBBON" DEPARTMENT. |
5,000 yards of Colored Glace Ribbon. 4 in. «ide, '
White. Cream. Sise. Navy, Brown, Green. Pink
Skr. Cardinal,- Se.. .SJd. yard 1
Choice Millinery Ribbons. I Hundreds of yards of wide Millinery Ribbon, in
the latest designs and colorings. 2/6 and 2/11
for 1/G yard. 3/6 and 3,11 for 1/U jard, 4.11 ; «tul 6/$ &>r «VU »ard.
Education.
17>LCTE Tuition-ALFRED A. B01IM TEACHER
' Of FLUTE. 41. Archcr-st., North Adelaide, Teacher at ELDER CONSERVATORIUM. UNI- VERSITY OF ADELAIDE. Quarter begins any
time.__._. _ g59w:01_
-triOLTN M.VNDOLÍN*, PI'ÍN'O, THEORY.-I
y AimiUR'D.-CORPE; PIRIE CHAMBERS, j PmiE-STREET; or Belle Vuc-pUi», Unley Park.
_K_
ST. PETER'S COLLEGE.
.HEADMASTER. CANON GIRDLESTONE. M..V.
The Prospectus and all information with respect to the Senior and Preparatory Schools may be obtained from tie' Secretar}-. 29. Grenfcll-itrett.
Adelaide.
A. E. H. EVANS. Secretary and Barrar.
_._g1B0owc:169.U92:m
A.S."AND B.T. ACADEMY,
. 7S-75. FtXNDERS-STREBT.
Established, 1S3D. Telephone 853.
] -R. 0. CROSBY, F.d.. L.S.W.. Principal. /
Day, Evening, or Postal
'. Tuition
in
SHORTHAND . ACCOUNTANCY TYPEWRITING ENGLISH
? BOOKKEEPING ARITHMETIC
CORRESPONDENCE CEOUKAPHY
PENMANSHIP UlJ-TOKY. .te. .
SPEC1\L COACIUNO for the RAILWAYS and! COMMONWEALTH EXAMINATIONS.
N.B.-NEXT RAlLWAYb L.VVM., June 14.
PROM'ECTUS POSTED FREE ANYWHERE.
_«13Jwa:U_
Bookkeeping on Any Old
"Scrap of Paper" i
5s a thing ot the past. \\c teach the latest j
adei.tilic methods in a simple, practical way. Dova
ami Girls thoroughly trained in Shorthand, Tvpo-j writing and" Bookkeeping for Burine» and Go-1
vertuneui 1'ositiona, which we assist them to sc
i cure.
RAILWAY EXAMINATION*
be held very shortly. Age limit, 13 to 331 >con>. Salary, if 21 j air«. £130 p.a. New d»y| I and evening cUtscs now .fonning.
Special Course pi Postal U-sons.
JRiiJt. results at 'the lawt exstninatton. ' Send at once, for full partii<:!ars free.
INDIVIDUAL l.NátJíUCTIO.V.
Stott's Business College,
PIRIE-STREET, Z Buildings irom King William-st.
L. C. CROSBY, A.L.V.S.A., Headmnster.
gCiwac
GIBTON HOUSE.
Girls' Grammar School.
KENT-TERRACE KENT TOWN.
The SECOND TERM will Begin on TUESDAY, I May 25. HU". Boarder* nilen on Mcndav, Mai
24.
Prospectus on application to thr Principal.
MRS. J. A. SMITH.
Telc-nhane 5Pg*._c20iw:15x2S:15
Methodist Ladies' College,
WAYVILLE. .
Second Term begins May 23. 1
ProsoectuB and other information obtainable I from the HEADMISTRESS (Miss M. E. Patchell. B.A., B.Sc.) at the College: or the Hon. Secre- tary (Mr. Jr W. Gillinghaan), at Curric-street,
Adelaide.
_gK»thvIM.23.5.S.130-143.49wl77
MTJIKDE^ COLLEGE.
GROTK-STREET. TEL. 1302. V. ML'tRDEN, B.A.. Principal.
l>av jiid Evening Olas-*v< to 'prcprfre for STATE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. RAILWAYS EXAMINATION.
1 COMMONWEALTH CLERICAL. TELEPHONE
, ATTENDANTS. TYPIST.-». MILITARY, and other
Commonwealth '?'vafninatiou«.
I JUNIO« AND SENIOR COMMERCIAL .and other 1 Unncrsity Lxiuniiutioiw.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL daily for Boya and Girls, comprising a ¿ound English and Commercial
Education.
SPECIAL RAPID COURSE «latly to prepare ladies for I'tviMiOns «/. M'Clll'HAND WRITERS. BOOKKEEPERS '. ,-u.av ' ».OKUEriPONDENCK CLERKS. lNDlVUiL.,;. JK-«Tlti:enON.
COUNTRY STl'Dl*ST¿^<.->itHi ¿or ali Examina I tion». or in separate inibjtet» by Corrcspoiutcnce.
Seml for new 'Illustrated Prosntrlu.«. dnd alto special "Tuition Lyïoet" Prospectus. , stlOSvraie
5LSÍS5Í¥^Í^.S?ÍÍ^
[ AND ' KINDERG ARTEN.
1 ' Pritwitrils-The MISSES BROWN.
Classes for University Eliminations. Large
Garden.' Tennis Court. Addn-M-The Wilderness, |
Northcote-tern«. Medindie. Walkerville car.
OUTPIDE COACHING UNDERTAKEN.
Outs:de Coaihinjt in Lai ¡piases ar.d Mathematics j
Irv Mit» M Brown. B.Sc.
. Second Term, Tuesday. May 25th., Boarders | Return'Monday. gwaic
Dentistry.
. MR. PHILIP MARKS. ,
DENTIST.
MARSHALL'S CHAMBERS,
RUNDLn-sntnirr. ADELAIDE
(OpiH)Site Birks*. Chemist)..
Hours-9 till 5.3\ Cliw- at t on Saturday.
NURSE IN ATTENDANCE. fcîôeowc
In the Front Rank
roc
EXCELLENCE
CONSTRUCTION
¡OUR ARTIFICIAL!
TEETH
are watsone a doutt the best procurable.
THE LATEST
AND BEST
mechanical ooatriTsnceB «re used in their manafsctuR, combined with the best worfc
nMnship obtainable.
P<tiD>e$s Extractions. Is.
ITHE DENTAL CO.,
1 LIMITED,
L M. DARBY, Dentist,
99, KING WILLUM STREET
'FflOMK Ut». 'M»s«m
_ t$SZ
?QOOD TEETH assured *."* to all whose teeth require attention. Every operation painless.
Set ofTeeth from £3 3/*.
Not* NEW Addrm*
116 King William St.,
(C«i-i»l Marnai BniUiaas.
Mar Fisia StoiMt)
Q-DRGEON* DENTIST.
^ A. T. D. MCGRATH.
'Phone 3055. Qualified by Exjmination«. S_\ D.R. Hours-i'-C Dji'I>: Etcnins. ~-s. ciccpt S-itu'xkiy.
9 to 1.
Address-Zetland House,
70, North-terrace, Adelaide.
««EQ3TE irarVÄRSITT, Jiwaic
Drapery and Clothing.
Cftfttles
& Crotw«!
THE STORE NOTED
FOB
UNIFORM GOOD VALUES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
'IS DIRECTED
TO OUR WINDOW SHOW OF
BARGAIN LINES
SPECIAl.LV PLTICHASED AT JOB
PRICES.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF COUNTRY CLIENTS WE ARB ADVERTISING THESE LINES- AS TUET OPEN UP. WATCH FOR THE NEW LINES.
^ THE FOLLOWING ARE NOW ON
' SALE:
ORDER AT ONCE.
THEY- CANNOT BE RHPI-ACED.
5 BOYS* AND YOUTHS' TWEED DANDY SUITS, 15/0 to 17/0, for.. ,12/9 IS DOZEN FLANNELETTE PYJAMA
SUITS, 4711. for-. 3/11 30 DOZEN MEN'S FASHION SHIRT?,
4/6. 4/11. ice .- 2/11 5 DOZEN MEN'S FELT HATS, all latest
8hat\és?g>lS, for.- .. ./-.. -!u^.. .".¿S/Ur LADIES' BLACK *GLACE" OXFORD'
SHOES, p-iteht uáti, Hewn sôlwj, Cuban
heel, 10/9, tor '!.. 8/11 LADIES' BLACK GLAC¿ ADA SHOES,
pump soles, flat licola, 10/6 for .. . .* 7/11 LADIES' WATERPROOF COATS-Fawn,
Mole, NdW, Brown. Grey, 12/ for 23/6,
49/6 tor 35/, ."39/0 for. 42/ LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR FELT
HATS, 21/ for 0/11, 8/11 for .. 4/11 MAIDS' READY-TO-WEAR x ELTS- As-
sorted Colors, 14/6 for. 6/11
LADIES' BLACK VELVET SAILORS-'
READY-TO-WEAR, 4/U for .. .. 2/11 SPECIAL CLEARING LINES FROM
SHOWROOM.
LADIES' MADAPOLAM CAMISOLES.
Trimmed i-Jmbroiderv and Insertion. 2/3
to 2/11 for.*.. 1/ LADIES' WOVEN MERINO COMBINA-
TIONS, 2/11 for 2/6. 3/11 foi- .... 2/11 LADIES' QUEEN ADELAIDE COR-
SE 13, 11/6 and 12/6 for. S/ll LADIES' SMART COATS AND SKIRTS
in Tweeds, Serges, «u.c., in ¡i splendid assortment of colors, ihesc are all new
goods, 49/6 to 75/, all. 29/6 LADIES' WARM WINTER ROBES in
Tweeds. Serge«, .te. All'are less tlian i Mukere Cost Price; some less than half
price, 12/6 to ... 35/ 50 DOZEN PLAIN BLACK ALL-WOOL
CASHMERE HOSE, 1/6 pair for .. 1/3 10 DOZEN LADIES' GAUNTLET
NAPPA GLOVES, 5/11 pair for .. 4/0 100 SILK COLLARS, with Frillä, 5/6 and
5/11 each, for.?. 2/11 1,000 YARDS COLORED GLACE and
MERV RIBBONS, 1/0 and 1/9 yard.
| fjr..'. 9Jd.
SCO YARDS NEW WINTER DRESS
MATERIALS, 2/11, for. 1/11
láSO YARDS BLACK PAILLETTE SILK,
double width, 5/1 J, foi- .. .. j1. .. 3/0 75 DOZEN COLORED TURK TOWELS,
1/3 for. lOfd. 1,500 YARDS "WHITE AND CREAM
FLANNELETTE, .16 in wide. 9/6 dozen
for. 6/11
2,7<>5 STRIPED PYJAMA FLANNEL
ET! ES. .16 in. wide, 13/6 dozen, for 10/C 320 YARDS SMART DONEGAL
TWEEDS, 4/11 yard, for.2/11 50 DOZEN LACE TRIMMED DUCHESS
SKI'S, 1/3 for. SR 500 YARDS WHTTE JAP. SILK. .16 in.
-wide, 1/9 yard, for. 1/3 50 PAIRS WHITE LACE CURTAINS, 3»
jarda Ion?, 12/6, for. C/U 50 EIDERDOWN QUILTS,. donble-bed
size. 29/6. for. 23/6
»IA
5 D0ZEK
MEN'S
STIFF FELT HATS,
10/6, 11/6,
.for 7/6.
This Line will be supplied at this Prie» for To-Day Only. Country Customers will be supplied if Order be seat by First Post
jrfter de&t«I fl* Jummi <*?
Drapery and Clothing.
MILLER ANDERSON. LIMITED'
CONTINUANCE OF
WINTER
SALE
FRESH LIST OF BARGAINS
FASHIONABLE STYLES. RELIABLE QUALITY. REDUCED PRICES.
EVENING COSTUMES.
\Vc have j largt» stock of charming Evonine Frocks. It ia impossible to specify all the- reductions, but the fol- lowing aro representative examples: 1" Ivory and Lime Ninon, £5 10/ for
79/ ,
1 Apricot Charmeuse, trimmed black Í and cream lace, £6 17/6 for £4 17/0
1 Sty Pailettc, tnnmied ivory lae«. £10
10/ lor £4 15/
1 Deep 'Maize Ninon, crystal embroi
dcicd, £9 J5/ for £5 3/
1 MAIA: Charmeuse Satin, trimmed lace.
£10 5/-for £5 18/6
1 Ivory Satin Charmeuse, silver em-
broidery. £7 10/ for 97/C
1 Paris Model, powder blue mirror vel-
vet, trimmed with jrold lace and mink fur, £21 for £10 10/
1 Peacock Satin and Ninon, trimmed
with gold lace and fringe, £18 5/ for
£7 li
1 Handsome Model in Black Pailctte,
tummed cut jet, «21 lor £12 12/
. SMART MILLINERY.
Unlriinmcd Black Straw Hau. C/6 to
10/6 for 1/11
Black Hats, snmrt shapes, tagal brims,
silk crown, 10/6 for 6/11
Colored Ribbed Velvet Sports Hats, 5/0
and 6/9 for 2/11
Dexter Sport« Hats. 35/ for 21/
Girls' Black Beaver Hats,-13/6 for 8/9
Giris' Best Quality Colored Velours,
29/6 for 12/0
Girls' White Beaver Felta. 11/9 for 2/11 Black Velour Sailur Hats, best quality,
25/ for 15/6
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
Special Values.
27-in. Muslin Flouncing, 2/11 yard for*
1/ yaid
13-in. Muslin Flouncing, fine designs
2/6 yard for 1/3 yaid
18-;n. Cambric Fbunuins, 1/11 yard for
1/3 yan!
18-in. Muslin Camisole. 2/11 yaid for
1/6 yard
- 22-in. Muslin A ¡lover, 3/6 yard for 1/3
yard
Cambric Edgings (soft iinish), 7/6 dozen
for 4/11 do/en
Cambric Insertions (soft finish). 6/6 i dozcnl for 4/6 dozen. .,
CORSETS AT SALE. PRICES. /i». .& S.'Corsots (White Coutil;, long '
. ,< shifts. C3, JIL and 21 iii. mily, 7/11
for 1/11 pair: 21 in. to 25 in,. 7/11-to - 10/D for 5/11 " .
P. & S. Corsets (White),'low skirts,,, v loup to "medium butts, batiste. 22 in.'
to 25 .in.. S/Il for, 6/0; 09 in. to 25 m., 11/ for' 7/6
Liuon, 22 in.,to 27 in., 14/6 for 11/6
English makes, Ion« skirts, low busts,
19 in., 21 in., and 22 in . 6/11 for 5/11: 22 in. to'26 in., 9/6 fir 8/6; 21 in., 24 in. onlv, 13/6 for 8/6
Warner's (White Couti IK No. 352, 26 j in.. 27 in., 5/11 pair: No. 533, 25 in.
only, 5/6- nair: No. 1053, low bust, \erv long skirt, elastic (russet'at back, 27 in., 30 in.. 12'6 foi- 10 6; No. 350. extra strong (Whit« Coutil), with ab- dominal band, long skirt. 26 m. ind i 27 in.. 31 in. to 34 in., 17/6 for 14/6;
No. 590 (White Coutil), extra strorir, médium bust, long skirt, 27 in., 32 in., 21/6 for IS/6
Warner's Front Linne Corsets, 27 in.,
29 in., and 30 only. 11/6 for 9/6
Redfern I White Coutil), verv long ,
skirt, medium hiiat, 22 in.. 26 in-, 29/6 for 21/.
BARGAINS IN MEN'S AND
BOYS' SUITS.
Men's Blue Serpe Suits, in sizes, 4, 5,
7, 47/6, 52/C. 55/ for 19/6
Boys' Tweed Tunic Suits, for boy 3
years. 27/6 for 10/6, 3 years, 16/6 for S/6, 25/ lor 7/6.
Boys* Tweed Norfolk Suits, for boy 7
years, 21/6 for 10/fl; 14 vears, 15 vcars, 34/6 for 10/6. 29/6 for 15/6; '16 vears, 27/6 for 10/6. 29/6 for 10/6; 17 years, '45/ for 21/.
Boys' Serge Norfolk Suits, for boy 14
vwa, 42/ for 15/(5; 15 years, 30/ for 15/0, 47/6 for 19/6. 42/ for 15/6; 16 vcars. 45/6 for 17/6, 34/6 for 13/0, 32/ for 10/6, 43/ for 17/0; 17 years, 42/ for 19/6
Bovs'" Tweed Rugby Suits, for boy 15
i'ears, 29/6 for W6; 10 years, 38/0 tor 15/6, 39/ for 22/, 34/6 for 19/6
Bovs' Reefer Overcoats, for boy 5
vears. 22/6-lor 7/6: 0 years, 22/G for 7/0: 8 years, 22/0 for 7/6; 9 ycais, 21/6-for 7/6; 10 years, 22/6 for 7/6.
MILLER ANDERSON LTD.
20-26, IIIXDLEY-STREET.
IO YEARS GUARANTEE
mrJ» rbe
'le io o
S* OffOP»
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SEWI8G MACHINE I
EAST TUIMS
AWDOBBIE A, C?LTp
COME AND HEAR
THE LATEST RECORDS
TVe stock ever? record worth hearing imm* diitclv it u placed on (he market.
Gal! at our showrooms and hear the latejt
"Here We Are Again."
"When Belgium put the Ki-bosh
on the Kaiser." "Tipperary."
And Hosts of Others.
B unable to call, unto for tree l«ts.
A. W. DOBBIE & CO., LTD
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BUSY! BUSY! ALWAYS BUSY!
CLOSED
TO-DAY
AT THE
USUAL HOUR
I O'CLOCK
I
THIS IS THE
GREAT SALE
OUR
GREAT WINTER SALE
CONTINUES
THIS MORNING
This is the Day for which yon hnve been waiting-Take advantage of it ,
to the full, and ' ... /
BUY NOW.
Com: in and secure tbc Grand Bargains: spread out in endless array
throughout the Store. .' " ' ' ,
' ' * ' ' »
BUY! BUY! BUY!
AT V
THIS GREAT SALE
until you have laid in a stock of Drapery, Clothing, and Household Needs . sufficient at least to carry you through the «anning Winter 1
BUY WHILE IT IS POSSIBLE TO BUY
THOSE THINGS YOU NEED MOST
For these are the Days when once certain lines are sold oat, they
be replaced, owing to the unusual conditions rttüra*, in the Manufacturing . and Shipping World. ' . , / .,.
?SHOP
AT
GREAT WINTER
SALE
THIS
MORNING
. "The People's Popular Sale"
At which Sale.you will early discover the Biggest Bargains ara t» SS
found. '
BARGAINS
BIG BARGAINS
FOR ALL TO-DAY AT OUR
GREAT WINTER SALE!
S3?- SEE OUR BIG BARGAIN WINDOWS
BE ONE OF THE THOUSANDS
THAT WILL VISIT THIS
POPULAR STORE TO-DAY !
THE Q|0 STORI
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