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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16256, 5 July 1918, Page 5

• • 'WigmMMs ===== • mßxsmsfw | For the Last 3 Days / A DUiIGTDAIWf G \ Have CollatedSlpecial I; 1 of the Present Weeb I /% Bf IfIS i l&lf.Nll'tJ I Bargains | I ■ • f No prices in the City are so utterly Remarkable! A STRIKING BARGAIN LIST! 1 —————f White Flannelette— II ANNUAL. W NTER <J ) 32in. WhiteFlaandetto, plLn & TwjS || ""Ladies' Stylish Trimmed Hats. Copies of „ rhi Wren's Grev Stockinette 32in. Plain Grey FlauuMlette; IOJd. yd. n n a « U piw^^° rth 15/6 10 32/6 ~ ~ An exceptionally good line of Maids' Blanket Coats, in value Ladies' Cloth Gaiters, black and Navy, allggf Heavy Cream Woven h Baad sizes 32in. Heavy MoUetra-'Flaimelettem One Price this Week 5/tJ b rov£ and grlv, fall-fitting patch Pockets, extra sizes 2/11 worth 4/6 { Combinations. Winter 26in.. 1/11 2/3 2/6 grey, brown, sky and pmk. 1/3 yd. Lad-es' Black Hats, smart now shapes, nicelv trimmed quality—SpMial for tills Week .. •• 59/8 Ladies' Knitted Jersey Gloves, white, black, grey and ah-i Children's Navy Fleecy-lined AD-Wool Colonial Blankets, grey. Worth 21/-to 30/- Week-end prices 8/11 A splendid lineof Ladies' Colonial Tweed Costucr.es, beaver 1/11 ThisiWeek .. 4/11 B loomers _ single bed .. MAP" 3® Efi dark brown, fawn. erev. latest Pocket, semi-fitting A Soecial Bargain—Ladies' 2-dome Fleecy-lined Fabric Natural Woven Night c„«rini Prices 1/9 2/6 White Union Blankets, donble bed sire back-Worth 105/- .. SfKCial 79/6 Qoves. in light Beaver only-At 1/3 worth 1/11 Jesses. . »P«cia, Jereey> A U- 2 *L*P™ «« jji • An ee line of Ladies' Trench Coats, Patch Pockets, A big range of Ladies' Fabric Gloves, in 2-dome, black, tmi Wool .. 4/11 6/11 SOin. White Twill Sheeting 2/4 yd. • Jgj v™i» ri„, <=„. *i. i „ „ S3 Strap on Cuff, large Collar—Spccial 75/- to Clear white, beaver, grey—At 1/6 1/9 1/11 pair _ TMSWeeK .. l/ll Soecial Line* Children's Wool- . $3g an " , A good line of Tweed Skirts, suitable for every-day use. Children's Knitted Cotton Gloves, sixes Ito 6. all colours Grey Flcecy-lined jersey Coats, in assorted 42in. Cream Casement Cloths— 2K Rever effect, *aut.fully tnmmed B also Sporting Skirts in stripes- 1/2 to 1/7 pair Boomers. Elastic _ This Week's Price' 1/»yd. S3 o E.O.S. sizes 1-/6 for 8/11 Week-end Special 10/6 Special Value —Ladies' 2-dome Kid Gloves, with 2-Cord JS! eek 3/6 Week .. 7/6 36in. Floral Casement Cloths — *£§ rvl^ C^Ht^'n USeS t ma^ e upl ? qu^ ,ty ' J a E^ se Very Spedal Corded Velvet Coats, m red. brown, fawn. Self points, all sizes, in black, tan and grey— v g c+ w+ Children's Natural Merino Com-. Special Price for Week-end Crepe, with new turn-down Collar and smart Cuff— molVFnr Collar, three-quarter length- , . . .At S/6 worth 7/6 pair Vestsshort sleeves- Z/6 2/9 2/11 48in. Cream Poplin8/11 * or 5/H Week-end Bargain Figures .. •• 32/9 Tempting Values m Ladies' Ribbed Black Cashmere This Woek .. 1/9 _ , Striced Flannelette This Week 8 Special 2/11 yd. N.8.-These Blouses can be had in extra large sizes. 5 " S F.n shed Hose .. 1/6 1/9 1/11 2/3 2/6 sSin/Site 3/6 Seagrass wideLadies' All-Wool Jerseys, full loose shapes, with new SOMETHING SPECIAL for BLOUSES, Etc. Women's Heavy Quality Fleecy-lined Black Cotton Hose Vests—Tills Week */o ' Special Price for Week-end 2/3 yd. large Collar and Sash Belt; grey only, 59/6 for 15/- 40in. 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( The - British Government refuses to sanction the establishment of an aerial post between Scotland and Norway, on the ground that aeroplanes suitable for such work are rcqu red for war purposes. A proposed service between England . and France has been rejected on. similar

I canvass around with packet tea. Which takes me everywhere, yon see; And where 1 go, both far and near, The same familiar, name I Mar, Especially in winter time, When coughs and colds are at their prime, I hear at every door, I'm sure, The praise of Woods' Great Peppermint Con. 31

Major . Bishop, V.C., the famous Canadian airman, now has .72 enemy machines to his credit (says a cable message to the Australian papers). He brought down 25 enemy aeroplanes in Maj.