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“GRAHAMS” OUR SALE is proving a suecess. The reason is ./I easy to explain. All M Drapery Depart- By J’ • •■,/Tjß ments are genuine reductions, and we are determined to clear our stocks Look at 54 in - Heavy-weight TWEED, SHOCKS. loou Broken Check designs, m these values! 'Fawn and Brown. Usually . W ’ ! SALE PRICE 6/ U YARD. HF/ A Stam S °“ b UsSy S, «/^' lh 2 “com QUtLTS?-“?i«mi uKg ' SALE PRICE, 49/- SET COMB QUILTS—the lam ous Vantona make. Size HMMr < ' Single Bed, in assorted 7 g x 96. shades— SALE PRICE. 11/0 EACH. SALE PRICE, 28/11 SET ' MEN’S COAT SHIRTS, neat Sample Range of LADIES' stripes, collars attacheci. BLOUSE FRONTS, stripe WSH '/ ' $ All sizes. '» and floral designs. A real SALE PRICES—From bargain. Usually 12/6 to 3/11 TO 8 Z ll EACH - 14/6. MEN’S SCOTCH KNIT SALE PRICE, 8/11 fL-BB WOOL GLOVES, Heather . and Grey shades. All sizes. I,ADIES' NAPPa “Trtvvc; SALE PRICE, 9/fi PAIR. r piON PIGSKIN GLOVES, ° Brown shade only. Usually LADIES’ ENGLISH WOOL & nair FJ3«| COTTON COMBINA- cat f PRICE Q/ft PAIR. • ■■■■l TIONS, short sleeves, V SALE 1 ’ W b necks. £ SALE PRICE, E/9 > O.S. gjiM - MMIBI LADIES’ WOOLLEN SPEN- stripes. CERS, long or short sleev- SALE PRICE — es. Button fronts. O/9 YARD. hi Or "i* SALE PRICES— ' Wo me„'s- 7/3 STRIpED pLANNELETTE MEN’S ROLL COLLAR O.S. Women’s— B /g PYJAMA PANTS, in Men's TOLOVERS. Ma,eon. All Traced Goods reduced catfpbicf a/11 PAIR Usually 5/11. during Sale! LINEN CEN- SALE PRICL, 2/11 1 ’ SALE PRICE, 4/11 EACH. TRES from „ , J / 1T SAT.F PRICE 1 //II MEN’S FAWN GABARD- Here s Great Value! Heavy SALE PRICE, 1/4 .L , JACKETS . sel£ Qualily WO OL TWEED. LADIES’ CREAM ALL lined- waterproof. This line Rust, Navy, Green and WOOL ROSLYN COMBIN- ? Br j tish m^de Saxe , with Fleck Check. ATIONS, wonderful value. ’ SALE PRICE- 9- /p SALE PRICE, O /11 YARD. Usually 24/6. z ’ 3 / ” °- / SALE PRICE, /J| "GRAHAM’S* MASTERTON. DON'T FORGET—WE DELIVER