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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16435, 31 January 1919, Page 2

— ±M STRANG E'S' ■ TODAV.F ■■ iTI ■ TS- TODAY —-*-fV sale i REVISED BARGAIN LIST Many fresh attractions and further reductions on goods left from the opening days. LADIES' BLACK and WHITf- CHECK COS- 34in. NATURAL TUSSORE SILK— ■ TOMES—UsuaUy •• £5/19/6 Usually ..- .. 3/6 yard Safe Price 84/- Sale Price .. 1/in yard XWY SERGE COSTUMES— NARROW FANCY RIBBONS— "Usually •• .. £7/10/- Usually .. 1/6 1/11 yard Sale Price .. .. £6/6/- Now 9d yard VOILE FROCKS, in Dark colours— ALLOVER LACES, in Paris and White— Usually .. .. 59/6 60/6 Usually .. 4/11 o/l J-aid Sale Price .. .. .. 39/6 Sale Price .. .. 2/11 yard WHITE JAPANESE SILK BLOUSES, fan'cv NARROW EMBROIDERIES, in lotsof styles-Usual Price 21/- yards-AYorth .. •• VTId/6 SalA Price 10/R Now • • 3/6 Piece T .^™ TTnv / mF . rr _,, • • 10 / b i/i RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSELAD lEb COTTON CHEMISE \ ESTb, extra • t--..- 11v 3/6 pair long-Usual Price .. .. 3/11 aUy " "; 2 /6 pair Sa,ePn . ce 2 / 11 vmiTE & COLOURED KNITTED GLOVES CHILDREN'S COLOURED OVERALLS. Sale Price •• 1/3 pair short sleeves—Usual Prices 3/11 5/11 BLACK LISLE HOSE, pretty designsSale Price .. .. 2/11 Usually .. 2/3 2/6 2/9 2/11 MERCERISED POPLINS—Usually .. 3/6 Sale Prices . • 1/11 2/- 2/3 2/6 Sale Price .. .. ' .... 1/9 MEN'S STRAW BOATERS— 40in. COSTUME LININGS— Usually ■ .. • • .. 6/6 Usually .. .. 2/6 3/11 Sale Price .. •• ..4/11 Now .. .. .. 1/3.V 1/6.V BOYS'BLACK GOLF HOSE, striped tops— NEW FLORAL VOlLES—Usually 3/"l 1 yard Usually .. •• V 3 5 / 3 Sale Price .. .. 2/11 yard Sale Prices .. 3/6 4/6 ALL-WOOL COATING SERGE— MEN'S FAWN GABARDINE TROUSERS— Usually .. .. 5/ilyard Usual Price .. •• •• 10/6 Sale Price .. .. 4/11 yard Sale Price .. • .8/11 40in. BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH— " MEN'S BOXED SUITS, in Brown, best English Usually .. .. 3/$ yard make—Usual Price .. .. 63/Sale Price .. .. 2/6 "yard Sale Price .. • • • • 52/6 W. STRANGE & CO. Limited DISCOUNT AND FREE POSTAGE AS USUAL SBl2l-8155

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