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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 12 April 1926, Page 3

BEATH’S DMnBManUMHUBHBHHHHMHH Dress Flannel and Flannelettes. Rightly Priced. » m / V>'k'JKj'wyt '- ; -* 7 't $ * M'S'k - ’ ■ S? •« wji * s^l * *? & *;* 4 Viyella and Aza, for day and night wear, guaranteed unshrinkable, for shirts, pyjamas and garments for infants. Showing in a wide range of fine and heavy stripes also in Cream; 30in. wide 4/6 4/11 5/6 5/11 yard Delaines—AH-wool French and British Delaines, in a large range of patterns, for gowns, top of frocks, etc.; 37/3Sin. wide 6/6 6/11 7/6 7/11 yard Cream Winceyette, made of the best yarn, warm and light in weight, useful for children’s and ladies’ Tinderclothing, also in HeJio and Pink; 37/38in. wide 1/6 1/9 1/11 2/3 2/6 yard Selba Flannel, woven not knitted, soft- .. ness, lightness, and warmth, easily washed. Suitable for children’s and’ ladies undies; 30in. wide 3/6 3/11 yard dOin. wide ... 4/6 4/9 yard White Flannelette gives endless wear and whiteness; 3d/3Gin. wide ‘ 1/6 1/9 1/11 2/2 yard Dyed Dress Flannel, all pure Wool, splendid for children’s school frocks, and the Navy is guaranteed fadeless. In 'shades of Bottle Green, New Blue, Brown, Saxe, Fawn, Beseda, Red, Goblin, Cinnamon, and Henna; double width 5/6 yard Nursery Flannelette, excellent value; 26in. wide 10/6 12/6 dozen yards Doctor Flannel, guaranteed thoroughly shrunk, in all shades, useful for underclothing; 2S/31in. wide — 3/3 3/6 3/9 3/11 4/3 yard Doctor Flannel, in Cream only for infants’ wear; 36/40in. wide— — 6/11 7/11 yard Union Shirtings, in a wide range of coloured stripes, suitable for pyjamas, etc.; 29/31in. wide—--2/3 2/6 2/9 2/11 3/6 3/11 yard All-wool Shirtings, from—--4/6 to 5/11 yard 9 s George Street TIMARU.. AND AT CHRISTCHURCH '■ «*•*'■*■'-Tf- - »■—— .« • t •»«**«J»<V-«*rMW***. JU «*«**:—— tl mill—

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