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? SHIPPING,,
P. & 0.
fEEHANTLE, INT)1A, CHIKA, AM) EUROPE.
FIB8T ASP SECOND SALOONS ONLY;
?steamer- \ Tom. I ' Commander. {jJSS.
?KABMALA...I 9 -K»!H. S.'Braddiaw' Septa
?ARABIA... I 8,000lw. B. Palmer, B.N.R. Oct. 5
MOREA ? 11,000 J. D. Andrews, B.N.B. Oct. 19
MEDINA. . .. 112,500 P. B. S. Notley, B.^B Nov. 5L
MONGOLIA. llU.OOO H.G.HJ3ewellyn,RNR|aor. «
And Fortnightly thereafter.
?Calling it Bomi«y.
No Visitors Allowed on Board.
ARABIA.— For MELBOURNE and SYDNEY,
leaving SUNDAY, 17th September. . . .
ELECTRIC' Fans and Reading, ? Lamps in all
Cabins First and Second Saloons, free of charge.
All Steaners are fitted with 'Haroohi' Wirelea
Telesri&ph System. . * ' ?
FIRST XND SECOND 'CLAK Passages granted'
to Europe, 'India, China, and Western Australia.
Passage Tickets, First and Second -Saloons, are
' Kcttonally interchangeable with the Orient Com
pany. First Saloon Tickets .are .interchangeable
?nth the A.U.8.N. Co. between Australian ports.
SPECIAL and BOUND-THE-\^OBLD Excursions
tmnged; also through passages to NEW YORE.
Passages arranged from any port. SPECIAL
HOLIDAY RETDRN'TIGEETS TO COLOMBO. .
For information and Handbooks apply to
ELDER, SMITH, & CO., LIMITED,
Agent'.' Currie street. Q6Bcr
r\BJENT LINE.
Hiil Steamships' TO PLYMOUTH and LONDON,
ri» SOUTH AFRICA, calling at FREMAKTLE,
DURBAS, and CAPETOWN.
jtearaaidp. |Tons.| -Commander. jlp.m.
OSTEHLEY 112,129 W. J. Jenks, B.N.B. ISept. 29
OKONTES .. f 9,023 F. S. Symons, R.N.B. IDec. 8.
OMRAH ? | 8,I30|W.S.Shelfon3,R,y.R. |Jan. 5
FOB MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, and BRISBANE.
-Steamers will sail from Adelaide, Outer Har
bour, as follows: —
ORONTES, 9,023, on or about November 14.
first and Second Saloon Tickets are later*
changeable with P. & 0. Company. - '
THIRD-CLASS PASSAGES.
LONDON-SINGLE, £19, £21, £23; RETURN,
1*34 4/, £37 16/, £11 8/. ,
Fares to Sooth Africa upon application.
Write to Illustrated Circular, giving full par
U. G. ANDERSON, Agent,'
Star 8 Einr William street. Adelaide
BURNS, PHILP LINE.
FOB PORT DARWIN, JAVA PGBTS, AND
SCiQAPORE.
Bailing from Sydney, the Magnificent New Steimet
RS. MATABAM, Capt. Bibbing, 30th September.
Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy and laundry.
Smooth water, interesting ports of call, and
magnificent scenery.
For full particulars apply r
BURXS, PHILP, CO., LTD.,
Broofcman's Building, Grenfell street
IKnwrto
EVE BY THREE WEEKS
TO
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
VIA
BONOLDLU AND SAN FRANCISCO, REACHINa
LONDON in 29 DAYS.
?ft*3™08- t*^» ***-„. Arrive
10.000 torn, .^'y- Honolnlu. Francisco.
SIERRA. ? |Sept. 13. Sept. 26 Oct. 2.
?VENTURA ? Oct. i Oct. 17 Oct. 23
SONOMA ? |Oct. 25 Nov. 7 Nov. 13
HERBA. ? Not. 15 Nov. 28 Dec. 4
PACIFIC PORTION OF TRIP,
fndudes calls at Pago Pago (Samoa), typical of
?U that u most interesting of South Sea Islands
and Honolulu, acknowledged the world over as
the mo6t beautiful Bpot in the entire Pacific. San
Francisco, the terminal port, according to Lord
Brjce, is -me of the most beautifully situated
cities in the wLole world. It is only 10 days'
travel from London, and 16 days from Yokohama.
Intending passengers must produce Government
Passport before ticket can be issued. .
BYDXEY TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 19 DAYS.
INTERCHANGEABLE RETURN TICKETS.
? ACROSS THE CONTINENT
includes visits to Yosemite Valley, -Grand Canyon,
Yellowstone Park, Rocky Mountains, Niagara
Falls, Hudson River, &c ROUND THE WORLD,
in conjunction with all Suez and Cape Lines.
All particulars from Agents. ,
McILWRAITH. McEACHABN, & CO.,
Proprietary, limited. Agents,
ffitawfo 117. 119 Kin* William street.
Tasmania and New Zealand.
FROM MELBOURNE— MUNXESTOX.
STEAMER, Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
MELBOURNE, NEW ZEALAND.
PALOONA, Wednesday, September 13.
SYDNEY TO 11OBABT.
MANUKA, Tuesday, September 19.
SYDNEY TO NEW ZEALAND.
MANUKA, Tuesday, September 19.
SYDNEY TO AUCKLAND.
NIAGARA, Thursday, September 28. '
SYDNEY TO K1J1 AND SAMOA.
ATUA, Tuesday, September 12.
CANADA AND ENGLAND.
- Via VANCOUVER.
NIAGARA, Thursday, September 28.
AMERICA AKD ENGLAND, via
SAN FRANCISCO ?
I From I Diie.
Steamer. | Wellington. | 'Frisco.
%%&::::::?:::;{ S3tf'i-S:i
Connecting steamer leaves Sydney September 7.
UNION S.S. CO. OF N\Z.. LTD.,
A.VJBJS. CO., LTD.. Agenb.
Iffinnrtcv 'Roaster' Buildings, Grenfell at.
COAST STEAMSHIPS,' LTD.,
will DISPATCH from PORT ADELAIDE as under
? (circumstances permitting). —
EDITHBURGH.— WARRAWEE, Weds., Sats., 9
UL, return Thais.. Mona,
ARDROSSAN.— WARRAWEE, Tuesday, 9 turn.,
returns 4 jxm. some day. KOPOOLA, Friday, 9
?vnu, returns Saturday. Charabanc meets steamer. '
KANGAROO ISLAND (Ringscote and Hog Boy)
?-Galling Glenelg, Sat. and Hon. only, weather
pennittmg^-KARATTA, 8.30 a.m.. Weds., Sats
returns Thins., Mons. Freight and landing
charges prepaid. Fares, 11/ each way. Week
end Tickets, 12/6 return. Tickets on board or
Tourist Bureau.
STANSBURY.— JUNO, Thurs.. Sats, 9 ».m.,
returns Thurs., Mom.
SECOND VALLEY.-KARATTA, 8.30 a.m.,
Weda., returns lions. Freight prepaid.
AMKFiTCAN KIVER.— KOPOOLA, Tuesday,
Beptember 12th, 5 p.m.
PORT VINCENT.— JUNO, ' Tuea., 9 a.m., re
turns Weds. KARATTA, Fri., 9 ajn., returns
Fri. Coach meets steamers.
WOOL SAY.— WARRAWEE, Wednesday Sep
tember 13th, 9 a.m.
Steamers wait arrival of 8.5 a.m. train from
Adelaide for K.I, ports, and 8.48 a.m. Express
(to old station), for Gulf ports.
No cargo received after 8 a.m. on day of sail
ing. Only perishable goods and stock received
?ailing days for Kangaroo Island. Tickets on
board.
Fares to Golf ports, 6/6 each way.
WEST COAST SERVICE.
ELLETON. STREAKY, SMOKY', MUBAT
DENIAL, LAURA, FOWLER'S BAYS, CARAWA
LANDING, OAiPE THEVENARD, POINT SIN
CLAIR.— WOOKATA, Wednesday, September 20th,
C p.m. All freights except Elliston prepaid.
Tickets obtainable from W. G. Stevens, Alexan
dra Chambers, Greafell street, and alongside
tttaxoa. ^^
. tasrto A. LE MESaURIER, Secretary.
TCTOR SALT CREEK.— The EDITH ALICE sails
A- TUESDAY.
W. TULLOOH & CO., (Agents.
FLOBISTS AND SEEDSMEN.
Seeds fof Spring Sowing
AMBHR CANE, SORGHUM, HORSETOOTH
MAIZE, 90-DAY MAIZE, JAPANESE MILLET,
3OHSSON GRASS. PASPALUM, ITALIAN RYE,
fee, &c, &c.
B B- COX & CO.,
SEEDSMEN, &c,
JJOBKEK BUNDLE ST. AND EAST TERRACE,
ADELAIDE. 237c
FOR SPRING SOWING.
CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS.
'Aster, Balsam, Zinnia, Petunia, Pldox, Salpe
glcflsis, Galyfa, Cetosia, Antirrhinum, &c
VEGETABLE SEEDS including Tomato, French
jbww, New Zealand Spinach, 4c.
Foil List on application.
E. & W. HACKETT,
73 BUlSDIiE STREET, ADELAIDE.
Hotels and Holiday Resorts.
Eighteen Words in The Register- and The Evening
Journal, 1/; three insertions, 2/6 prepaid.
MELBOURNE.
THE GRAND HOTEL.
This Hotel, with its unexcelled position,
modern improvements, select clientele, and excel
lent service, first-class cuisine, and reasonable
tariff, affords the travelling public every comfort
and convenience.
INCLUSIVE TARIFF FROM 12/ DAY.
BED AND BREAKFAST FROM 7/ DAY.
Special weekly rates.
TARIFF CARDS POSTED ON APPLICATION.
B391nwac HENRY C. HOLDEN, Manager. '
Hotels for Sale or to Let. '
Eighteen Words in The Register, and The Evening
Journal. U ; three insertions. 2/6 prepaid. -.
pffTY.— Lease, live years; rent, £5; 10 per cent
\J discount off Beer. Free House, rent £3;
lease five years: jn-od beer trade.
SUBURBAN.— Free House; good lease; ? rent,'
' COUNTRY.— Many Hotels, large and small, fa
all parts.
WOODS & SPINKSTON,
perm Chambers, .King William tltr t, Adelaide^
Mepbone Nd 1267, JflamMn .
SHIPPING.
THE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY, LIMITED,
wQl dispatch SWmers . punctually as under from
Port Adelaide (circumstances permitting):—
FBEXANTLE.
Transhipping for Perth. Bunbury, Geraldton, sQ
? ? North-west Ports, and Singapore' ?
S.S. DIMBOOLA | Satnrday | September 30 Jjjun.
MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND NEWCASTLE.
Transhipping for Tasmanian, Queensland, and New
? Zealand Ports, and Fiji. ?
S.S. DIMBOOLA . . . | Thurs. | Sept 14 | 3 p.m.
Saloon Passage Tickets Interchangeable wita
other Interstate Companies, subject to conditions.
PORTS, LINCOLN, TUMBY, ARNO, WALLAROO,
? HU6HES. COWELL. ?
R.M.S. WASDANA .. | Tuea. | Sept. 12 | i p.m.
PORTS LINCOLN. NBILL, ARNO, WALEABOO,
^ ? BROUGHTON, OOWELL. ?
S.S. QU0RNA .... | Thurs. | Sept. 14 | i p.m.
? PORTS liDfCOLy, PIRIE, AUGUSTA. ?
S.S. INViHnGATOR .. 1 Sat. I'Sept. 16 | 4 p.m.
No cargo received for Spencer's Gulf Eteamen
alter 2 p.m. on sailing days.
Special Tours, including hotel accommodation,
drives, &c, arranged by the Tourist Bureau.
Freights prepaid to Ports Germein, Arno, Neill,
Tumby, North Shields, Broughton, Turton. .
THE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO., LTD..
Adelaide and Port Adelaide. 125e
A.US.N:
Steamers leave (drenmstaaces permitting) for.—
iTRAW *INDARRA, 10,000 tow.
PRPM\TmT hutest Interstate ftmr.
(Transhipping for Perth. V^101®^. ?? September
s^rK,rer'--andJ™UPJW
^g?*2* 1-INDARRA. 10,000 to*.
(Transhipping for Rji I THURSDAY,- Sept. 28,
Tasmania. New Zea- f TmT * PJ^,^. ,fi
land, and Queensland J THURSDAY, Oct. 26,
Ports). J * P.m.
? , Twin screw, fitted wirelesfc&
Carrying First, Second, and Third ClasB Pm-
Kngers. Saloon Tickets iuterchangeable with
other Interstate Companies. First Saloon msy
transfer to P. & O. Company's Steamen (robje*
to eonditions). Full Return portions of Ordinary
Fim-clas 3 Return Bail Tickets between Uelbourae
and Adelaide are available per steamer.
Register Bid., Orenfell street; and Port Adelaide.
- ? . ? UBo
HUDDART, PARKER LINE.
TO ALBANY. FREMANTLK. '
T^.S. ZEALANDIA, 7,000 Tons.
SATURDAY, October 7th, 2- p.m.
T.S.S. ZEALANDIA, 7,000 Tons.
SATURDAY, Kovembcr 4tb, 2 p.m.
TO MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.
T.&a ZEALANDIA, 7,000 Tons, THURSDAY,
September 21st, 4 p.m.
Sailing from Queen's Wharf.
Curying 1st, 2nd, and 8rd Class Passenscn,
Wireless Telegraphy.
Refrigerator Cargo carried.
Cargo booked through to Perth.
NEW ZEALAND PORTS.
From SYDNEY.— S.9. WESTRAL1A, September
20th. S.S. RTVERINA, September 21st. „
?rom Melbourne.— S.S. WIMMERA, September
23rd.
Saloon Passenger Tickets Interchangeaple witk1
?ther l terstate companies (subject to conditdouB).
Full Return Portion of Ordinary First-class Rail
way Tickets available by interstate steamers.
17Se D. £ J.' FOWLER. LUOTED. Ajients.
McILWRAITH, McEACHARN'S
LINE.
FAST PASSENGER SMttviilP!,
From the Line's Berth. No. 2 Quay.
FOR SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE.
Transhipping for all Queensland and N.Z. Ports.
KOOYONG ,.? | Cargo only | Thursday | Sept 1*
FOR ALBANY AND FREMANTLE.
Transhipping for Perth and W.A. Ports.
&ATOOMBA I Tr. Screw | Sat., Sept. 23 I 3 pjm.
KAT00MBA:| ,Tr. Screw | Sat.,, Oct. 21 [ 3 pjn.
FOB MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.
? Transhipping for Tasmania, New Zealand, and
' ? ? -Queensland Ports. ?
KATOOHBA. I Tr. Screw | Thurs., Oct 5 I 4 p.m.
KATOOMBA | Tr. Screw | Thurs., Nov. 2 | 4 p^m.
Owing to War BegulationB, Visttors are not per
mitted on board ^^* Katoomba^
ALL HEAVY BAUGAUK must be alongside at
lent ONE HOUR, betes the advertised tint tor
Unexcelled accommodation for 1st, 2nd, and Srd
oV«in paasengen.
' PriTite Suite! aad Special Staterooms. Tens*
.(moderate) on application. . _?..;..:,-. . ,
First and Second Class Tickets are inierdbanKe
Ale after the first port of call with other inter
state f^mr-nnum Conditions awrtaiinhio OS
application.
McILWRAITH, McEACHARN. & CO..
PROPRIETARY, LIMITED,
Scottish House. 117-119 King William street.
J. ROWLINGS & SON, Port Adelaide; and
i. B. BOWERCiG & SON, Broken HilL
? ? 277a
MELBOURNE STEAMSHIP CO.
RF^injiR PASSENGER SERVICE. ?
FOR BUNBUBY. ^ fS.S. DIMBOOLA,
FREMANTLE, J- SAT., Sept 30th.
GERALDTON. J at 1 p.m.
First Saloon and Third Class Passengers Only.
Space for Refrigerator Cargo and Stock.
Transhipping for Perth and N.W. ports.
MELBOURNE, 'I t&S. DIMBOOLA.
SYDNEY -- THURS., Sept. 14th.
NEWCASTLE ? J at 3 p.m.
tfitted with Wireless Telegraphy.
Transhipping for Queensland, N.Z., and
Tasmanian Ports.
Saloon Tickets Interchangeable with oilier Inter
state Companies subject to conditions (which
may be ascertained on application).
Splendid Stock Accommodation.
MELBOURNE STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., PORT.
Qeb. Wills & Co., Limited, Passenger Agents,
No. 83 Grenfell street, Adelaide; Edwin H.
Cropley, Broken Hill. ? 29e
CABBIEBS.
GRAVES HILL
AND CO- LIMITED,
39 CURRIE STREET.
nv.ATi OFFICE TELEPHONE, 8150.
GOVERNMENT AND MATT. CON?
1TBACTORS, RAILWAY AND GENE
RAL CARRIERS. BAGGAGE, SHIP
PING. CUSTOMS, AND FORWARD
ING AGENTS.
For Motor Cars, Drags, light Vehicles,
and Ambulances ring op 'Phones 5020 and
6021.
Tx Heavy Cartage, Luggage, .and Ship
pins ring up 'Phones '6010. SOIL and 5012
For Port Adelaide Cartage, ring up
Thomas 77 and 160. ? Zlflo
Bichard Mitchell & Co.
HEAD OFFICE,
No. I CUBEEE STSEET.
t'UKNITUKE PACKERS AND BEMOVEE3.
SPECIAL STORAGE ACCOMMODATION.
8LE?Q TRANSPORT VANS for country and
interstate removals without reloading.
CARPETS BEATES. BY MACHINERY.
QUOTATIONS * ' FBEE.
Telephone Nos. 4810-flve line*. Pott O7.
Prirete Beadcnce 4814. ? jOMa
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
H. Craves ot Co.
Railway and General Carriers.
bare REMOVED thkik STABLES, STORE, and
PARCEL DEPOT from Carrington street Co NEW
PREMISES in
GOUGER STREET,
MILE-END ?OR HEAVY CARTAGE, SHHTDTO,
^'PHONES, 6200 (3 lines)—
'Phone 928-GOUGER STREET, PAECEt
DEPOT. '
'Phone 70S— HEAD OFFICE. AUSTRAL CHAM
BERS, CURRIE STREET. ? .
?Phones 89. SSt-LlPSON ST- PORT ADELAIDE.
lHf2nrwfc
ROFE & Co.,
CARRIERS,
CUSTOMS, FORWARDING, SHIPPING, AND
_. ? INSURANCE AGENTS.
MAGNIFICENT STORAGE ACCOMMODATION.
TELEPHONES— Head Office, Maryborough Cham
ben, Waycoath street (Accountant), 6803: Mile
End (Traffic)/ 3153 and 3151; Port Adelaide, 20
aad -116. - IMmwfc
JOHN MTTCHELL & SONS
FURNITURE AND GENERAL fi^BFrprim.
SPECIAL TRANSPORT VANS for REMOVALS to
all parti of the world.
HORSES AND MOTOR DRAGS OX HIRE.
Special Storage Accommodation.
HEAD OFFICE— GILBERT PLACE (rear of
BOWMAN'S Arcade), and EDHUND STREET,
NORWOOD,
lEboaei M «od 634. 89B»rf q
AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIPS
,,;?.. LINE. ;.
' Howard Smitti, Ltd., Managing Aeenta.'
. STEAMERS WILL LEAVE PORT.; ADELAIDE
? (circomBtances permitting)—, -^
}EUMERALLA, 5 p.m.,
TUESDAY, Sept. 19.
. Cargo' only;
HOWARD SMITH, LIMITED.
- WgTt«cing Agents,
MiLPr BUILDINGS.
19 Ems William street, Adelaide;
and North parade, Port Adelaide. ?
Telephone Nos.— Adelaide 518S. 5189: Port 2022.
? ? ' ? ? ? ?' 2*J
TENDERS.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSIXTUTIOX FOR THE
v BLIND AND DEAF AKD DUMB, INCOR
POBATED, BEIOHTON.
TENDERS areinrited m-'to WEDNESDAY,
Septefn-berSOth, for supplying the above 'Institu-
tion with GROCERIES, SOAP, BREAD; FLOUR,
and MEAT for 12 months from 1st October next.
A separate Tender is required for Legs and
Shins of Beef. All goods to-be of the best
quqality. . '
Tenders to be marked 'Tender for ? ' and
addressed to 'the Secretary, 14 Austal Chambers,
Currie street, Adelaide, from whom a Schedule
of Groceries can be obtained.
.No Tender necessarily accepted.
By order of the Committee,
ROFFE 6EAR0Y, Secretary.
Telephone 253S. ' ?
Adelaide, September 9th, 1316. ? J_
rpENDERS will be received by the undersigned
JL until noon FRIDAY, 22nd September, for
BUILDING ADDITIONS and RENOVATING
PREMISES at MOONTLi for the NATIONAL BANE
of AUSTRALASIA, kMTIED.
Kb Tender necessarily . accepted.
Drawings, Ice., at our Office, and at. the office
-A the Bank, Mconta. ,
WOODS, BAG0T, JORY, krMh^h,
and LAYBOUENE SMITH I ? Ar««tecO
Steamship Buildings, Adelaide. ? J2S2fi^
BRIDGER, LIMITED, IN' LIQUIDATION,
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.
TENDERS are invited by the undersigned up
to noon of MONDAY, 11th September, 1816, 'for
the Purchase of the STOCK, PLANT, and FET
riKGS of the above Company, valued at £803
VU.
The Stock comprises a very complete range of
ill classes of electrical material, lamps, abodes,
Sttings, electric irons, tec., which have been
divided into lots suitable ifor purchase by the
Mde.
The mrrking plant consists of large and small
Drilling machines, motor, all classes ' of tools,
iiso Indian motor cycle, roller-top desk, office
tables, and fittings of all descriptions. . .
Tenders may be for the whole, any lot, or any
part thereof. No responsibility will be taken by
the .Liquidator for errors of .description, but ad
justment will' be made for 'shorts and overs'
m pro-rata tiasis of tender. ': 'v
Stock Sheets may be inspected at the Office of
tbe undersigned; or on the premises of the Oom
cnoy, Bank rtreet, Adelaide, where the Stock
ilso may be seen.
So Tender necessarily accepted.
Farther particulars from
JNO. F. KEY, Liquidator.
37 and 39 Steamship BmldingB, Currie street,
Adelaide.. ? J245.51.5
DURSTAN LD., KENSINGTON.
Em.uu.te t HENRY DUN8TAN m 1867
STONYFELL QUARRIES— Mitil and
Metal Screenings a»d Quarry Rubble for
roads, yards, and paths. ' *
TARPAVING-Diftilled tat nsed and f *r
?ale. EttimaUs givea for all kinds of
work. Office. £ Parade, N KewdagtoaPk
'Plume, Central IMS (eoatiamsu aerriee
? ? Jfflte
TJATEMENT That last*.— Slagetto, adaptable
for &U reut 1 1 retnents. Quotations from
LENNON & DWYER
89 Gilbert street, Adelaide. Telephone 1286.
? - J29mwgo
Tras-Con Stone 'Tex,
For dampprooSng and besmtorying exterior
ctucco, concrete, brock, 'find masonry surfaces of
all kinds. Manufactured in colours to suit all
requirements.
Full particulars from
JAMES HAEDIE & CO.,
30 CUBRIE ST., (Opp. Savings Bank), Adelaide.
SOLE AGENTS. JlS6mwc3
BRICKS! BRjCKS! BRICKS!
Any QOI&utTf u&BQ Of tT1ilW^liTtfHBJW6 SlidDa-
ct csfmrt ntcfti
PracQpt deKToy**
J. HALLETtT SON, LTD.,
'Pkaat 890. CHIEF STREET, BR0MPT05.
? Jaannrf*
t a. ja,.
Distilled and Crude.
IN CASKS and DRUMS, for PAVING FOOT
PATHS, YARDS,' TENNIS COURTS, &c
For prices apply
McGLEW & CO.,
40-43 BROOKMAN'S BUILDING,
J215mwff31 ' ' GRENFELL STREET.
MONEY.
BANKING, Financial, Trading, and mnfag Shire*;
Bonds, Debentures, Government Stock; Treatur/
Bills and Trustee InvcEtments bought or sold under
Stock Exchange regulations. Telephone 16*8.
Edward Bruce, *HS^
? Bin
The SAVINGS BANK OF SA
MONEY to LEND
on Freehold Security at '
5i PER CENT.
Foil particulars at ' the Head «r any Branch
Office.
W. B. POOLS,
Manager.
15th Febiuaij. 1SK. tUmwto .
INSUBANCE NOTICES.
THE TRITON
INSURANCE CO., Ltd.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT
LOWEST CURRENT RATES ON MOST FAVOUR
ABLE TKKMg TO THE ASSURED.
W. G. & E. P. AULD,
Chief Agents.
Commercial Chambers, Gilbert place, Adelaide.
2l3mc
mHE 'OCEAN' ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE
CORPORATION, LTD., OCEAN CHAMBERS,
113 Kins Williiam street, Adelaide.
LOWEST CURRENT RATES' for FIRE INSUR
ANCE, WORKMEN'S Compensation, Employe™'
Liability, Guarantee, Burglary, Plateghss, Public
RkVa Accident Insurance of all kinds.
Risks inspected and rates quoted free of charge.
? 69mwf c v
MACHINERY.
''PLANET' Hand and Power Spraying m^m^
X 'PLA3ET JR' IMPLEMENTS.— These Tools,
hand and horse power, are labour Baven,- and
inonld beused by every progressive gardener and
horticulturist.
PLOUGHS for Garden and Vineyard.
STUMP-JTJUP and GENERAL FUEPOSB
PLOUGHS, Cultivators, and Harrows by J. W.
Jones, W. H. May & Sons, and othen.
CELEBRATED 'COOPER' LINE 'OF
. MACHINEEY.
Belt or Friction Drive Overhead Sheep-fihearinx
Machinefl-'LrmiE WONDER' Sip. Oil Engine:
2-9tand Sheep^hearing Plant with Grinder, com
plete. £50; 'LITTLE WONDER' 2-h.p. VW'-
only, complete, £25; 'COOPER' Ball-bearine
Hand Sheep^hearing Machine, 70/; 'OOOPEB'
BaB-bearinic Hone-clipping Machine, 42/6.
WE STOCK EVERYTHING REQUIRED FOR THB
FARM. STATION, GARDEN. AND HOME.
Eagliah Pianos, English Pianos. 'Edison'
Phonoerapba.
Write tav-day stating your requirement— we wfll
send, POST FREE, CATALOGUES and Prices.
Path or Liberal Terms.
BtheEaustralasianbimplementhm
|AIHOUSE»F^NISmNGiCOJI-^LAiDEJ
|(1^.wlto.lton^)oTpS^Ba^'rfaa]^iSS3
_^_^ 378rawfe
FORWOOD,DOWN,&CO.,LTD
ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
BOILER MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, AND
MACHINERY MERCHANTS.
New and Secondhand Machinery Bought and
Sold.
Large Stocks always on hand. ' . :, ?
Head Office and Works, Hindter street, Ade-.
Wde. ' '???.-
Machinery Depoto-Efiodley ttreet, Adeidtfe;
iBdXfltasay, ' iflODnfns ,,
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EMBROIDERiES.
TMMENSE STOCKS OF- EMBROIDB^QS PURCHASED -AT SPECIAL ? . ,
?'?*?? RATES ENABLE US TO : QWE& ^ SOME EXTRAORpETART . . .
/ VALUES IN- THESE DAINTT 'GOOIB. : THE UPWARD PRICE ' '
. TEiNDENCT AND THE HUGE DEHAKD MASKS THIS ; EVENT
FUL OPPORTUNTTY TO SECURE JOUR SUMMER EMBROIDERY ..;, V
REQUIREMENTS- AT VERY LOW, TRICES, TWO STRIKING* «, .'
EXAMPLES ARE ?.PRESENTED-^ ! f ' ? ' ' ; ? . . .\ :!. ??? '- -??
1,000 yards of the very daiirtiest ORGAOTIE E«15G?i!MBR0IDERY, '6 inches, wide, lovely
quality for ..,.. ........ ,i ;.:.,.,.:.;?».-, , ? ... ftT. per .yard.
5,000 yards, of Beautiral 27-inch wide FIJOIINpWJG BMBBOIDBRY, suitable for Costumes, Biouses, '
Underskirts, arid Children's Frocks. These; are; exquisite, goods, dainty, small 'patterns,' or
open-work designs, as -preferred. ? A ve»y SpeCial:Offer/.Tc-day:.J. A i. :..'?'.. '1/11 per yard.
SM# HATS FOR |1F^ WEAR-*
TYPlOAIi .VALUES FROMV bUfi.iDLHNERY DEPARTMENT. ; . . ,
PRAOnCAIi' SILK HAT, suitable for -Tenms, &c.\ in Black, White, and Navy, price */ll.
STYLISH jrAPAKEgB PANAMA, trimmed withnea|.Blaik -band and small bow, price 12/9.
VERY SMABT'HAT, in 'Champagne Pedal' Straw.^effectivejy banded .'wiA' etfk.ribtion, price 13/9
BECOMING ^SAILOR PANDAN, coloured silk bands,;i»ric!e'.7/ll. ; . . ?. '
SMABT SILK SPORTS HAT, in Black and White, fcrown , Email check, .price 13/3.
VERY USEFUL STITCHED SILK HATS, for sports ^ or' country wear, various colours, price
? 7/11 each. . ? \ ?. j, ?-.-:; :-';: . i
STYLI3H TAGEi BRETON SAILOR, untrimmed motleli all shades, price 6/11 each.
PRETTY SOFT CHIPS, untrimmed, pastel shades, price '4/11 each.
GOOD PLAIN TAGEL SAILOR HATS,- untrimmedi ill shades, price 3/11 each.
VERY SMART PLAIN SAILOR TAGEL 'READY-TO-WEAR HATS, various colours, price 15/9 each
POPULAR TUSSORES 1 AND JAP. SILKS.
Olfe FIRST SHIPMENTS. OF TUSSORE. AND JaIaNESE SILKS,' ARE NOW SHOWING.
From China, direct from the Manufacturers, we' Bavfe received; 14 cases of 34-inch ALL-SHiK
TUSSdRES.- They are clean, well-woven Good* and free 'from flaws or blemish. The fol-;
lowing prices' are quoted:— 1/8, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3? 2/B,:2/U, 3/6, 3/U, */«, 4/U. 5/H, 6/11,
. ..and 7/11 per yard; 34 inches wide.' , -. : ^ -Vr.sv ' -y
ASSAM SILKS, for Coots and Skirts, Men's Suits- &ti 84' inches wide, 5/11, 6/11, and 7/11
per yard ' ' - f ' ' .
JAPANESE SILKS.— We have secured at pre-war- prices a beautiful lot of 27 and 'SB-inch White
and Cream Japanese Silks. These we offer To-day, - in 27-in. widths,, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11,
3/6, 3/U, and 4/11 per yard; 36-in. widths, 3/6*' 2/11. 3/6, 8/11, 4/«, 4/11, 5/11, and 6/11
Per yard. . ? « ?: -'.' ' .
FROM OANTON— A Maenifieent Range of the *rew .Season's Shades in our noted SUN.
SHJNG SHANTUNG. SILKS.- This fabric is i idejl .; fot ; Summer Garments; it is heavier than
Jap. Silk, and .finer in weave than a Tussore,^ soft' dainty,- . and will give satisfactory
service. AH the newest colours, including Blatk, White, Mole, Uigger, &c.; 34 inches
wide, ' guaranteed dye, Special' Value, .4/ll.per^ard ,' . . '?? ? . ? * .. \ . ....
CHINA SILKS, IN WHITE ONLY. This useful waiting Silk is need extensively for Ladies'
Underwear, Coats 'and Skirts, &c.; Z7 inches f wide, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, and 4/11 per yard;
S8 inches wide, 3/11 and 4/11. per yard. ,-; '- . ? '
HAVE, YOU ? GIVEN A fHOUGtiT TO THAT
XMAS PRESENT FOR ^UR SOLDIER BOY?
SOLDIERS' XMAS O|PT SECTIOK.. ., ' ..*...
A Special Sectibn of our Extensive Toy Department has been Set Aside for the Express.
Purpose of Offering- Suggestions, and. to Meet t» Demand for the Moat .Popular and Statable .
Gifts for 'Tommy' in the .Trenches. .. | . , , . ' y '-,
Useful Goods of 'all Types .are B^jfiresented, such as:—
TOBACCO. ' .' ' BOOKS, ??&?? SAFETY RAZORS.
OIGARETTES, . . TOOTHBRUSHFS, v. ,? KNIFE AND FORKS,
PIPER, . . . .TOOTH PASTES; ; BUTTER SCOTCH,
WRJTHfG PADS,. . .. PLAYING.. CAltOS, .NOTEBOOKS, ' ' ,
FOUNTAIN PENS,.. .. PUZZLES,' ,'. POSTUM
SOAPS, . . ? DOMINOES, . , KNITTED SOX,
TRENCH CANDLES, SHAVING SOAP; CONFECTIONERY,
? POOKET KNIVES, , VASELINE. . / CHBWJNG GUM,
COCOA, CHOCOLATE, \ LEATHER BOOT LACES, .
NUTS, XAn,BRUSHES^ SAFETY PINS,
WOOL SCARVES, COFFEE. f_ HANDKBRCHIEFS,
MnTENS, ? FLYNETS/ : ,. . PATENT BUTTONS, ;
&»., &&, Sea , -
Specially Made Packing; Tins, round to diape.land pracrioaiy sirtfeht. to meet the postal
requirements, are Supplied in. two sires. PWee^ fld-'- *nd 1/ ? each, * '
SUMMED WEAR FOE |BOY$ ^ND ;MEN. ;;. J .
- ??-.---ti.-, ? ?-J,i;Ws~-i'v-~'' :*'??????' '#tf&&^:- ?- ' 'I'Ni.'; . '.'? ''WH!:'/, ' ;' '' ' - .:??-. _il
MEIPS^Ad SUITS;— DuraMlity ot-Mwic-'-sad' trcBhrorthiness -i»- every- detea -are -features em- ?
bodied in these Summer Sac Suits for Men: Having antic^ated a rtoiifc market for all
classes of material, we are in the position; to give exceptional value in' Three-Garment Sao
Suits, in sizes 3 to 7. The. materials. come in medium and dark shades of Grey and Brown,
prices 29/6, 35/, 37/6, 42/, to 65/. -Highest grade Sac Suits in ' a variety of British
and Australian Tweeds, prices 57/6, 63/, 65/, 70/, to?- 84/.
SMART WEAR FOR BOYS.— Marshall's, showing of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING fo'
BOYS ?surpasses all previous offerings. New and dainty 'Blouses, Coats, and Suits wiH
give smart appearance and chann. to Boys of all ages. ...
SPOKTS SUITS, popular half-belted model v with yoke and patch pockets, in Crash, to fit
Boys of 7 to 14 years, prices 6/11, 7/11, 8/11; a3so in strong Repps, Holland, Fancy Drills,
&c, prices -8/11, 9/11, 10/6, 12/6 ?
BLOUSES FOR BOYS of 2 to 9 years, supplied in GaMteas, Drills, Repp, Holland,, Fancy
Linens, fcc., prices from 2/11
SCHOOL KKICKERS, to fit Boys of 4 to 14 years. These Knickers are well cut, easy
fitting, strongly sewn, and well lined, stocked in neat materials, and. will prove satisfac
tory in tte wasbtub, prices 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, to 7/li :
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, Sports model, . with patch pockets, leasy fitting, and will give perfect
freedom and smart appearance to the wearer, in Bengal Tweeds, neat grey designs, prices'
9/6, 9/11; Strong Tweeds, &c, 12/6, -14/6, 16/6; Superior .Homespuns, Donegal Tweeds &c
prices 17/6, 19/6, 21/, to 35/. '
LEATHER WAISTCOATS.— Appreciable Gifts for use and comfort on active service This is
an opportune time to forward Winter Comforts to Soldiers- serving at the front and if
posted now will allow ample time ? to Teach the recipient before the severity of the winter
sets in. We suggest a LEATHER VEST, and supply these in accordance with the military
requirements at. specially keen rates. Sizes 158 to, 44 cheat measurement; prices 14/6, 15 '6
16/6, to 27/6 -??'.*' ' '
MEN'S CLOTHING SECTION.— Xew Shfpments of SpTinjr and Summer Apparel for Men ET.
CBLSIOR CLOTHING FOR MEN means the originality of everything in Material. ' Stvie j
I and Manufacture that is worthy, at a nrice that gives rnajdrh'um' value to the wearer. '
MEN'S PYJAMA SUITS.- MARSHALL'S ? PYJAMA SUITS for Men give every comfort in use
fit well, and the materials selected, assure durability in wear. Supplied in smart Flannel
ettes; prices 4/11, 6/11, 6/11; Striped Crepes, 7/6, 8/6; Fancy Cottons and Beppa, 8/6,
NOTABLE VALUES IN LINOLEUMS.
6 ft. wide LINOLEUMS, 4/6 and 4/11 per yard' '' '' ?
9 ft. wide LINOLEUM, 7A1 and 9/11 per yard ?
9, ft. wide, OILCLOTH,. 6/11 per lineal yard .' .
6 ft. wide INLAID LINOLEUM, 7/11 and S/ll per, yunl
12 ft wide FANCY LINOLEUM, 10/6, 11/6 per yard . ?
12 ft. wide. FANCY LINOLEUM, 12/6, 15/ per jsrd
MATTING SQUARES, 6x9, 8/6 each
36-in. JAPANESE MATTING, fancy or. plain, lOJd., 1/, 1/3 per yard
JAPANESE MATTING RUGS, 1/, 1/6, 1/11 etch
REMNANTS of LINOLEUM, in 6 ft. sod 12 ft. width, at Reduced Prices.
MARSHALL'S,
THE SHOPPING CENTRE, ADELAIDE.-;
CHAIRS— ''-
WE WANT YOU TO CLEABLY UNDERSTANI) THAT THE
FINEST RANGE OF DESIGNS POSSIBLE TO SEE Df SOOTH AUS
TRALIA' JUST NOW, COMBINED WITH THE BEST VALUES, IS ON
'VIEW - ;..'? . ;
IN OUR FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
^pjMnil^ ? During the currency' of this adver
?j ?. ? '? -??? tisement, the -splendidly useful Chair,
8 . j|\ . ilhnstrated hereon, is offered -alp the re^
Htf'1*!^ markable price of ;. '. '
^^^^^BBaM\ ^^ Chair is finished a rich, -walnut
#1jf||!nPreSi|P^ft' shade, has Thermo seai,: and intent
^P^NHBipnMr irterlaced stays, ^engendenng complete
Ml y&BC\ sM .strength and rigidity;
?^?H* . ????OBDEES BY MAIL V
II 11 ^0MPTt7 ,EXE(nJTED^
?I jft ?'??' ?'??!' ? ,ANewFnrm)^;C^alcKne'hasjnst,
W W ? A ' teen issued. It'is worth having. Send
W- ? ' ?'. I . : for a copy- Posted free to sory address
&fft-Sn&ffl&l onreqoest. ;.:..W: ? ?. ?
TOILET SETS.— Have yon inspected onr range recently? Over 150 diffe
rent styles now being shown, as indicative of the value we instance:- ? '
At 15/^-Full Size White Toilet SetB, 6_ pieces, comprising Basin, Jug,»2
Chambers, 3 piece Soap Dish, and' Brush Vase. The Complete Set now 15/9.
I — FURNITURE — . .
DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORIES.'
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, BEST TOSSD3LE VALUES.
-— JAMES MARSHALL & CO. p—
MANUFACTURERS AND COMPLETE'FURNISHERS.' '
' \ » . - ,248mwfc .,
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Miller AndeFSoa Ltd,
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ClotMng tl Bf .
; Parents can always rely, tipon the =
anality of the materials used in the
manufacture of our BOYS' CLOTH
?We commend to. your notice our ,
? latest shipments of ENGLISH-MADE
.' Juvenile .Suits, . in ., hardwearing
TWEEDS and 'SERGES.
? They are smartly cut and faultlessly
finished. ?
? K.you want your boy to look his
best outfit hi™ in this department.
. BOYS' BLUE SERGE COTSWOLD
SUITS, for Boys 7 to 17 years, prices
32/6 to 75/. ,
BOYS' BLUE SERGE NORFOLK'
SUITS.'for Boys 6. to 16 years. 'prices.
' 32/6 .to 55/. !
BOYS' BLUE SERGE RUGBY
SUITS, for Boys 12 to 17 years, prices
35/6 to .75/ ' '?
BpYS' BLUE SERGE CAVENDISH
SUITS, for Boy's 3 to 7 years, prices
18/6 . to 40/. ' \ . r~
A Selection of these Suits on view in
one of our.' Windows.
For ? the convenience of customers
ordering by post, and to avoid disap
pointment and expense, we suggest the
following particulars be. given: — Waist
measurement, length of Knickers inside
seam, chest measurement, length of
sleeves inside seam. The lower prices
are for :the. smaller sizes. ., ? ?
DAINTY VEILINGS,
FOR THE
SPRING SEASON,
NEW FINE BORDERED
VEILINGS,
in .Black, Navy, Amethyst,
?Nigger, Brown, and White.
1/3, V6, 1/9, 2/ yard. ?
NEW CIRCULAR VEILS,
Magpie, Black, Nigger, Brown,
and Navy,
2/11 to 5/6 each.
NEW WASH
ZEPHYRS.
dainty, cool, and useful,
;_av.' for : /,. ^ ;- \ .,_, ;;_
% ladies' and cslldken's '
DRESSES, &c.
WOVEN CHECK ZEPHYRS,
White grounds, New Double Check,
in pretty colours,
' 27 in. wide, 8Jd.. per yard. .
WOVEN CHECK ZEPHYRS,
Shepherd's Check, in Black and
White, Navy and White, Green and
White, Saxe and White, Pink and
White, Brown and White,
30 in. wide, 1/ per yard.
WOVEN STRIPE ZEPHYRS.—
A Specially good range of these, in
Dark Grey and Black stripes, for
elderly Ladies' wear, also stylish stripes
in Blue, Pink, Brown, Helio.,
27 in. wide, 9£d. per yard.
WOVEN STRIPE SHIRTING
ZEPHYRS, in choice stripes,
32 in. wide, l/» 1A V*5 per yard.
WOVEN CHECKED BEDFORD
CREPES, Navy, Pint, Brown, Grey,
and Black and White, in small
checks,
27 in. wide, 1/2- per yard
STRIPED KINDERGARTEN
ZEPHYRS, extra strong, in ? Dark
Blue, Light Bine, Red, Black, and
White,
28 In. wide, 1/2J per yard.
I FRESH ATTRACTIONS I
IN
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
Ladies can always gratify their
desire for the newest and
smartest Neckwear Novelties if
they visit. this department.
We are now showing some
' very -pretty effects in OolLaiH and
Fronts, &c. ,
Prices are moderate.
FRENCH COTTON
SUEDE CLOVES.
We have just received a shipment
of WHITE . COTTON WASHING
SUEDE GLOVES, which since, the
commencement ~ of the war have been
unobtainable, owing to the fact that
the Germans had a .monopoly of this
particular frabric. During the past
12 or 18 months certain FRENCH
Manufacturers have concentrated on
the line, and remarkable, success has
.'attended their efforts. - ? ?
In onr opinion the French have al
ready overtaken, if not actually sur
passed, their German rivals. ' Please
ask to see this .Glove next time yon are
in the department.
In' addition to the Whites now sboir
. ing, the shipment includes Pastels,
. Greys, Beaver, and Black.
Price, 3/9 Pair.
WHITE WASHING CHAMOIS
GLOVES.^-These are smart, , comfbrt
. able,. and: very suitable for present
-wear. One very strong feature in
their favour is_ that .they ? can be .
'washed daily without injuring the
Glove, 5A'5/6, 5/U,.6/6 pair.
NATURAL iWASBONG CHAMOIS
GLOVES, 4/6 pair.
FRENCH SUEDE GLOVES, in
Grey, Pastel, Beaver, Black, and
White,* 6/11 pair.
Best Values— Always.
Miller Anderson Ltd.,
20-261 hindiey; street, -
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..*? . BUSY! BUSY! ALWAYS BUSY!
? 0 ? ; ?
1 taope Silks! Tussore Silks!
Big Stock! Big Assortment!. Big Values!
?'??.'- AT .
THE BIG STORE.
A trig shipment of High-grade New Season's Tussore SUfcs has been opened np by to
and placed on Sale in our Popular Silk Division, to sell at prices tiat iriU give great
saiisfaotion to all-comere. ? ? .
TUS9OKE SILKS will be all the rage this season, and we are oot to cater to tliis great
demand to tte limit; with Quantity! Quality! and 'Price. .-. ?
TUSSOEE SILKS! TUSSORE SILKS!
ALL AMONG THE NEW SEASON'S 'TCSSOBE .$liiS!. ...
t Come in and see iic grades we are offering and the Economic Prjces we are charging for
*these New TUSSORES. - ?-?'«.?? .,..,... ...'-., -
ALL OLEAE! CLE&Sl EVEN! WEIGHTY AND EXCELLENT. .QTJAtJTY SOiS.ll
MRST BIG GROUP OF TUSSORE SILK!
.Containing. Hundreds and Hundreds^of . Yards, 25 inches wide, prices'.; '..? ?.; -..'..'1/3 J«rd.
SEE irns LOT FIRST!! ?
: (Group 2)— .......
TUSSORE SILKS, S3 inches wide ? ». .. 1/6 yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, S3 inches wide ? v .. „ ? 1/11 yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 indies wide ? , ? 2/3. yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 inches wide ? ? 2/6 yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 inches -wide ? » ? i ? .. 2/11 jard. »
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 inches wide .t .. .. .. .. ? .. ,.- .. 3/3 yard.
TUSSORE- SILKS, S3 inches' wide ? 3/6 yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 inches wide ? 3/11 yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 inches wide .. ? *.. .. ? 4/6 yard.
TUS9ORE SILKS, 33 inches wWe ? .. 4/11 yard.
TUS9ORE SILKS, 33 inches wide ? 1 ? »« .. .. 5/6 yard.
TUSSORE SILKS, 33 inches wide ? .. .. .. 5/11 yard.
SEE OUE VALUES IN TUB80RE SILKS 5TBST!
- ' ? SEE OUR 'WINDOW- DISPLAY OF THESE SILKS TO-DAY!
. . PATTERNS SENT-. POST PAID TO ANY ADDRESS—
When ordering Pattens give width and stat^ BAfiTICULABIiY the Prices you wish to
THE FASHIONABLE ASSAM SILK^.
This Silk has a heavy cord, and is ideal for Ladies* Coats and Skirts; and wiH make excel
lent, inexpensive Suits for Men, 33 inches wide, 4/11 yard; 33 inches wide, 5/6 yard; 33'
'inches wide, 5/11 yard. ?
28-EJCH LWIDE EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT - ASSAM SILK, 4/11 yard. This Silk is for ladies*
Costumes,' Men's Suits, Trousers,' 4c.
PATTERNS FBEE AND POST PAID.
40 inches wide, -SILK CREPE DE ClUSE, Black, Ivory, Browns, Navy, Saxe Blue, Violet,
Sky, Emerald, Grey, Royal. Good value, make dainty, dressy, stylish 'summer . frocks,
40 inches wide, only 4/11 yard.
BEAR IN MBT) THE ABOVE ARE ALL PURE STTJr,
SPECIAL VALUES IN
HEAVYWEIGHT LINOLEUMS!!
- 2 Yards Wide, 5/11 yard. 9
Smart, Up-to-date designs, new and handsome colourings, matting effects, tile and Orien
tal Designs. ' ? '. ; ' .
If you are about to buy. Linoleums, don't buy until yon have seen this group, which we are
offering To-day at the Special Price, viz.:—
5/11 yard.
A Big Quantity bought before the last risz in 'prices, which is the reason for the low
price, quoted above. ? ? . ?
. COME IN AND SEE THIS LOT OFHEAVY-WEKfHT- LENOLEUMS, BUT IF IT IS SOT
CONVENIENT FOB YOU TO VISIT THE STOBE, WRITE FOR PATTEEN9, 'WHICH WE
SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEND FBEE AND POST PAID.. ' ? . l .
H TSfea? Ham Mcnet Goes Ilhm5EST*w
I ComjD8Jiy.
i ThbQood Value Store I
? o— ?
New Spring & Summer Dress Materials
o
Complete Ranges of New Woollen Dress Materials.
Complete Ranges of New Cotton Dress Materials.
Complete Ranges of New Silks.
WOOLLEN DEESS DEPARTMENT.
MlrWOOL TAFFETA VOILES IN, CREME, SATHE, GEEY, MOLE, NAVY
AND BLACK, 3/6 YARD.
NEW CREPE TAFFETAS IN GOOD RANGE . OF SHADES, 4/6 AND 5/11
YARD. ?
SELK AND WOOL SAN TOY IN NEW SHADES OF SAND, BiHUUiT,
SAXE, GREY, &c., 4/U, 5/11, AND 6/U YARD. \
SILK AND WOOL EOLEINNES IN SAXE, GREY, MOLE, NAVY, BLACK, /
&c, 4/6 AND 6/6 YARD.
SILK AND WOOL.POPLINS IN DAINTY SHADES OF MOLE. NAVY,
SAXE, AND BLACK, 4/11 TO 7/11 .YARD. _. ?
NEW SELK AND WOOL OTTOMANS IN BIBODIT, TAN, GREY, AND
SAXE BLUE, 3A1 YARD.
NEW BLACK AND WHITE DRESS MATERTATfi IN FINE LINE STRIPES,
SILK EFFECTS, 3/11 AND 4/6 YARD.
NEW COVERT COATINGS IN ALL FASHIONABLE SHADES, 2/11 TO 16/6
YARD. .
NEW GABARDINES IN SUMMER WEIGHTS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, 54
INCHES WIDE, VERY LARGE RANGE OF SHADES, 12/6 YARD.
BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD'S CHECK MATEEIAILS, l/H TO 6/n
. YARD. ?
NEW BLACK DRESS MATERIAIS IN ENDLESS VARIETIES, 1/11 TO 39/6
YARD.
New Creme Gabar-Knes, 6/11 to 18/6 Yard.
WASHING DRESS DEPARTMENT.
DAINTY PRINTED COTTON VOILES, ' GREAT VARIETY IN ? SPOTS,
STRIPES, FLORAL DESIGNS, AND SMART NEW DICE PATTERNS
DARK GROUND VOILES, WITH DAINTY FLORAL DESIGNS, IN NEW
SOFT COLOURINGS, 1/3 TO 2/3IYARD. .
NEW WASHING GABARDINES IN ALL LATEST SHADES, DOUBLE
WIDTH, 2/6 YARD. ?
NEW COTTON POPLINS IN BISCUIT, GREY, SAXE, TAN, NAVY, AND
BLACK, 2/6 AND 2/U YARD. ?
NEW UNCRUSHABLE WASHING CREPES, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
COLOURINGS AND WHITE, 1/,V3, 1/9, AND 2/B YARD.
NEW WHI!I'K COTTON VOILES, DOUBLE WDDTH, 1/H, 2/3, 2/6, 2/U
YARD.
NEW WHITE WASHING GABARDINE, DOUBLE WIDTH, 2/6 YARD.
NEW WHITE GROUND CREPES, WTOH FINE LINE STRIPES, 1/3 YARD.
NEW PLAIN AND CHECK ZEPHYRS.
OTIW PLAIN AND STRIPE PIQUES.
NEW ORGANDI MUSLINS.
NEW WASHING CAMBRICS.
NEW WASHING LINENS.
NEW NAVY GBDUND CAMBRICS.
'THE LATEST.'
GABARDINE VOILES, PLAIN' COLOURS. DOUBLE WIDTH, BT GREY,
SAXE, MOLE, NAVY, CRiEME, BISCUIT, BLACK, .&., 2/11 YARD.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
MI* ODE SHIPMENTS OF NEW SILKS. HAVE NOW 'ARRIVED, AND
CAN BE INSPECTED IN OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.
NEW FRENCH CREPE DE CHENES IN AiLL LEADING SHADES OF
GREY, SAXE,' MOLE, APRICOT. NIGGER, CREME, WHITE, NAVY,
AND BLACK, 5/11 TO 12/6 YARD. ...
HEW TUSSORE SILKS, 34 INCHES WIDE, 1/6 TQ 7/6 YARD.
NEW WHITE JAP SILKS. 36 INCHES WIDE, 1A1 TO .8/11 .YARD. ,
;NEW STRIPED JAP BLOUSE SILKS, 3/6 YARD. . ? - ? -
NEW LIGHT AND DARK GROUND JAP SILKS, WITH -SMALL SPOTS, ?
2/11 AND 3/6 YARD. - ? .....-?' .
NEW SILK VOILES IN. BLACK AND COLOURS, DOUBLE WIDTH, 5/8 TO
7/n YARD. ? ? _'
NEW BLACK PAILLETTE SILKS. DOUBLE WIDTH, 5/11 TO 15/6 YARD.
NEW BLACK AND NAVY JAP SILKS/^Al TO 5/6 YARD.
'FUJI.'
WE HAVE A VERY HEAVY STACK OF THIS EXCELLENT SELK IN A
QUALITY THAT WILL GIVE YOU EVERY SATISFACTION; INSPECT
? THIS OR WRITE FOR SAMPLE, 2/11 YARD.
.DRESSMAKING ^ SPECIALITY. -
Birks' Daily Special line*
46 * ' ?
FLORAL SATEEN WADDED QUILTS,
^ DOUBLE BED SIZE. - '' -£'
23/6 and 25/ for 13/6. . : ^
- THB PRICE TO-DAY ONLY. ' ~, ?' ' ''J(-''
? aaOMBX OBDEBS (BY EBTDEN- POS& \ . ^ . . ? ;;V-.^.. '
$