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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 215, 9 June 1920, Page 5

iff' 1 Hi Here is interesting news to every home sewer—VlTAL news—because it tells of 11 | finesfquality materials for BLOUSES, CHILDREN'SI DRESSES, MEN'S SHIRTS II Ij and PYJAMAS,. and what: is more, proves that:" V. & A.'s" have the value for 1 1 |II t FLANNELS/,: FLANNELETTES, .(j 111- shirtings; pyjama cloths, | I BLGUSINGS, ;Em..';-::^; f; ;.' 11l Read on—note.the width and prices, and .bear in mind that "V, & A,'s" sell SS III! quality.goods only, ■• .• .'■ • :|| ||l ALL WOOL NEW ZEALAND-MADE FLANNELS-Shetland, Ork- ■< "fl® /Jllf|i 11! "V. &. 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