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column s a ' e y° u av@ keen waiting for ONE TOO! I Ul M , „ , ~ ~,,,, „„„ . —— 2/11 Pak I 1 1 JLzI | p PURE SILK HOSE. I READY-MADE PILLOW CASES. V. M- * I BARGAINS IN i | Free from Dressing. — iL an j 2/6 Pair. I Z/11 n • AJr ■ WJJJjB m SLJs 0I I S © 1 & WsVIM i BLACK cashmere GYM. HOSE. I 6/11 Pair. I I fl tV< m H I 3 S I I I IX rf WaV O ! <1 All sizes. Usually 3 11. I sheets. I 4/11 Pair. ■ Hemmed ready for use. WWSFf«||«nWKP. LOCKNIT SCANTIES n ?. H J F^ N I -» /1 i*x ■ B\\\ W»j»-zsßßSa< „ Full fashioned. All shades. I 3/11 Yard. fl <-Pair. usually go i. I “FINLAY’S” SUPER QUALITY Ok-1 R&js-di XR H wJw lA’L- 1 "* 1 ■——«>—■■ ■ PLAIN LINEN-FINISH SHEETING. m-™n—™— M X lid Pair I 80in. wide. LUj] WHITE SPORTS SLIPS I I LISLE HOSE*. ■ . , - • In Gunmetal shade only. I 1/2 Yard. ■* *•* ■■■■■ — 1 ' i /11 p • | PL ™. U weT“™eetheiTT COTTON FROCKS LOCKNIT FROCKS , MIT Dlnnl , rDC ARTISTS’ SMOCKS BATHING COSTUMES HEAVY QUALITY LlSl’e HOSE. ■ 80in., 1/10 yard. — - LOCK-IN 1 1 BLOOMERS , I All good shades. Usually 3/6. I S7T rll 411 3 11 211 I>6 PaW." I SILK BEDSPREADS, all shades. 1 . ■■■■■ "■■■■ 1 .„„„■.„■■■ ■ SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES. HERE IS A WONDERFUL SNIP! locknit nighties WHO WILL BE THE LUCKY ONE? I A.J4X, O.S. BROWN MAROCAIN FROCKS aB L ALL WOOL BLACK BLANKET CLOTH COAT, semi- hAWN iCAMF I OCnOOI vlllTllS KABE PRINCESS SLIPS swagger style. Usually 63/-. IzVVVM VvI?SL lat Sale Prices! jumper suits tweed suits ssi ■ , the Prices! !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 9'll 15'11 WHITE LOCKNIT SLIPS SUMMER CARDIGANS SWAGGER SUITS I 1/6 Pair. — 2 11 4'll 12'6 I H.rd-wearineTai°rs.ze 20 X 40. REAL GIFT FOR SOMEBODY! LOCKNIT PYJAMAS -J F “ cy S “''ax 9/14. I TABL?BIizl a s C QukREs THREE-QUARTER NAVY COAT of fine Diagonal C oth. I 7>l A BARGAIN WORTH WHILE! —— ■ IABUB BALZdf, byuAKUb. T 10..01L, - TRACED BOILING SILK NIGHTIES I Ideal for StcheTor Bach Usually 63/-. Crepe de Chene BLOUSES W.X. BLACK MAROCAIN FROCK. Usually 59/6. white, sky and Pink. I 5/6 Each 7' Sl 3 Z I& 12'6 2/11 Each. I Red, Blue, Gold and Green. j}£ PREPARED FOR AN EARLY WINTER Take particular notice | HOLIDAY KIMONAS I NAVY WOVEN FROCKS I’ ”' ’' 1 1 FUR-TRIMMED COATS in Navy, Black and Brown. of this Ready-tO-Wear J'U 15'11 — I TTnS *y« ™ I YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS! I THE WELL-KNOWN “WAFFLE” J - “"". < CHECK COAT, large Brown and Fawn design, with half '■ coloured tops. Usually J/9. I LINEN TAfLORFD ‘ BLACK CLOTH COATS 1 belt. Usually 89/6. 6d Skein. I Shades of Blue, Rose, Maize. L.IIMLIN 1/AILAJKCJJ <Vfl fl ■ / ™ . fl *V/4EL 2-PLY ENGLISH KNITTING WOOL. FROCKS *““ "" / I 1 / All good shades. Usually 1/1. I 9/6 Dozen. . .. - .■■— • - —\, ■ Twill Back NURSERY SQUARES. « |/- I Soft, absorbent quality. • ® I p or syd S- o f LACE EDGINGS. !■»mimmb■■*mhmmmbmmmm | i i j ._ Usually 6d Yard. | (Sh .p=^Son ly . LEATHERETTE COATS ||) g f/\ ERS ’ I 1/ Fr>/*k 12'6 2/11 Yard. I COLOURED SAMPLE TOWELS. /\ A / I" A I \ 41 Delightful shaded effects, g Manufacturer’s Oddments. 4yy | | 1 Usually 6/11. Every Bargain No Sale Goods | Genuine Wllrtlldlg lon Approval | Bargains for SUMMErIC rnnTU/rAD | Good drying quality. O I 111 I I W ■ I I ■ Ideal for Tennis Frocks. I Borders "V"! II I WI V V ■■■■ll ■"■■■■" 1 11 I The rlnmp I nl t * I “TOOTAL’S” FANCY HAIRCORD. | hOTJg I lie nuillc. ‘ M Throw-outs! lnFloral a,,jChcck —- I 5/11. 3-Piece CHESTERFIELD HH WOMEN'S WHITE silk uhens | g 1 only BOY'S GREY SPORTS SUIT. SUITES TENNIS SHOFS In F ,n,< ’ Tussore. Lemon and Green. g A Bargain if ever there was one. 18 G “- I M I J/- Pair. ' ' y ''3 g I 2/6 Pair. nAL - RFn pn™7 nil■■■ I DAINTY FLORAL GEORGETTES, g g BOYS’ BLACK SCHOOL HOSE. . 3-Uiece UAK bhDKOUIVI nnmY/M Fin Light and Dark grounds. ■ Red, Blue, Green and Gold Bars. SUITES LSKUWIN ISJU ■, I All sizes. _ ■JC II COURT SHOES | 1 /- Ya rd. I I tRMMCT»MMMRMM»aWWI»gMI lIW— ' ■—R—fl f*/'fl fl Pair FLORAL VOILES, SILK LINENS, g Z9/O. - g 3 *1 FLORAL MAROCAINS AND UNg 2 only ALL WOOL WORSTED DATU yA TQ I m> ■ CRUSHABLE CREPES. I S S T 4%IST BELGIAN FLOOR RUGS OVAL BATH MATS pD IpCQ WHITE KID SANDALS BROWN SUEDE SHOES 1? up .0 4/u 1“ 71771 6'9 I 3 afi 1 rULVrjUfcJ I g/HPair. lO<ll Pair. 2/6 Yard. g 14/ II . JU * A CHECK TWEEDS ® g 3 only MEN’S SUMMER-WEIGHT n«wMri»imriMioir.rrr--~i ———— mi MMiw—nti. I g t 3 SB For Coats or Frocks. | g SPORTS COATS. 3S jg k a Black/White, Saxe/White apd i I YOU MUST HAVE A SEAT. FOR-THE MEN FOLK ONLY! I BOY Doubt V s y eatt EE M .?S s OETS ' RIMU DINING CHAIRS, Rexine coverings and lift-out MEN'S BLACK CHROME WORKING SHOES, lea- YOU CANNOT I I 3/]1 seats. MEAKIN'S BLUE ASCOT ther soles. Wide fitting. VU . | I MEN’S STRIgDjoTTON NAP DINNER-SET . f p air , MISS UIIS SUIC ! I Two eoE’%sls ET ln sizes. WILTON CARPETS AXMINSTER CARPETS — FAWN KID SHOES BLACK PATENT SHOES TWEED 3'" Jajd- COATS | giaHBHnHBBBBBBiBHBiBi fl flGns. 12 Gns - CREAM JUGS 4/11 Pair. VII Pair- and skirts. g I Definite Bargains ——— i® d tach - — L z/6 Xatd —"j EVERYWHERE I SOMETHING OUTSTANDING HERE! decorated cake NINE pairs only of the SE ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■naaaaHi SILK TAPESTRIES, in Blue, Black and Gold tonings. PLATES WOMEN'S CROCODILE SKIN SHOES, I-bar and m/dfrtuY?uaw. I I 5/11. Fadeless. Usually 16/6. S. Court styles. Usually 42. / -. checked taffetas. g g 2 Pairs only (slightly damaged) Nigger, Navy, Bottle. g | GREY FLANNEL SPORTS With fine cheeked effects, g |— YarcL GLASS DISHES 15 IS air ‘ 1/11 Yard. I g 9/11. - , 1 SPOT & FLORAL PIQUES. f I 2 only MEN’S NAVY BLAZERS. -- i |— CANADJAN nURRV SHOFS - FaSI .J- J [■ i. — 7 ~ FURNISHING LINENS ' STRIPED REPPES —SHOES 1 1/11 Yard. f I MEN’S KHAK?cott6n TROUSERS 2 f 6 YarcL ’ NICKEL ALARM CLOCKS 1§ Z S Pair - M Z H Pair ‘ Small S pSel S ’shades. I Cuffed bottoms, loops and pockets. | —------—— - m— him 1T , -IMO. rwi niinrirrr lcleal . U n SGi 0 ' I | ONE ONLY OF A SIZE. fibre attache cases TWELVE PAIRS ONLY f ■ .1 3 onk MEN'S MID-GREY I WEED SUITS, fl/g MEN'S MID-GREY ALL WOOL FLANNEL Jf S S derful bargain. TROUSERS, m sizes 5 and 6. g I I VACUUM FLASKS „ ~ D . T, TL B I 29'6 Hi il'6P■■■i■■■■ RHM■■■■■■■ ■■■■■MßKM■■■ Commences Wednesday, February Ist at W a.m.