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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1934, Page 17

Here are thousands of yards of splendid Winter Fabrics selling at absurd S'^^%A^*^^S» prices—some even at a fraction of usual cost! In other words Georce & ■=? ~'"?£'"• 4-' "i r. '"£|JBl Doughty s have made one of their famous "Buys," and that's sufficient to teR v-C''-*fsS make any thrifty person come,"hot foot" to the "Warehouse." \VV'»-'tV-^'n ?" 'y''~J}~"WEM COLOSSAL PURCHASE OF piSIS» 27,000 YARDS OF ' W^l^Mi^^B Bai All Wool COATING for £■ /jff M^^^m Best Birtish manufacture. A cosy winter fabric. I%' »% Dark Brown, Navy and Black; perfect dyes. -Jf IB f^f?f«| In an extra heavy weight. 12 glorious shades, jP /<g tf i^^^3rf^-V3^sJH including Wine, Beige, Flame, Red, Black, etc. JsLs ii JPj&if&SFf^^ffift | Just the thing for that new evening frock. dSgSfflffi! && J^&Z&^^^Z^-JSSm > 36 inches wide. ' /S?>'^s^^^»*^i?v''"<?^ sisi' ! I * f B'll CHEVRON COATING The season's .smartest Woollen '^^ / J^^^^^^^^^^' \ \ \ 38-inch ALL WOOL AFGALAINE Wmom iftlßl For warm Winter Frocks, Skirts, etc. All . dSfa f^M^^^^^/^^%'%^''-^'<^- & S the new fancy weaves in shades of Grey', 'TB / i^?i B'-'''^^ 9 ' Fawn, Wine, New Green, Orange, Light >#^ J /-'A,^)^""^^'-/ S^ Navy and Black. Usually 4/6 yardJ .. , J^g9s SB Iff! fcV^'i 3i'''"":'' v'^"i "Special" '"'F"" 1"11 *** |Ul t^^^^^ (70 DRESS LENGTHS I -i /i -i r>. jc . I c'/a"''^''.'^'''^"^! ""''"l House - Frocks. In Fawns,' JMO»»*4»^fcs&»V • 54in. wide. In smurt Fawns, Bro-wiis, Ecd and Green. 36 ■■ ..o-'L'1 • Greys and Browns. Those i in. wide. Usually 2/3 per °" incnes wide. In. Floral and popular Tweeds are of British B rard. Special: Paisley designs. j& gfc , ■ manufacture ,- | 4 go. m wJ.tli dark back- *H 111 J and we were KM a $ ■J t *} /j * grounds and in IBlnO ?oin S to say Ml 4 4 I UnO, fnr i \\ extra strong H■ B 231 vrhat snappy // 11 ~„-,_, ...i,,.,. urniii.■ .nulli, |. ii^in. .—.,1 they'll make. ' ASTOUNDING '"'■■- t^ese m/ 17/6 £&* I .- - - PURCHASE! ■ "SAXON" W i : j sras welted shoe!;-; a -/SUITS /STT&7\ I (As sketched) With the best compound rubber; '• -- These Suits iit /'^^ XiV V^* I A 1 soles and heel, ;, :' j^ (4^^ /, \ I BOYS' Genuine 7/II //Mtf^/%. RAINCOATS FELT ■ lf°^^\ ' /Wt^ffl'/llYmE\ / (Including Sou'Westev). HAf^lk Ilifffll^l^W )?Jll Om*lQlffl// ll 8t T Tf;w nd J" ge lnnd- shades of \(^ n I //E\\lil\/»lifi\/ i- ■ collars. Warm fleecy Fawn, Light Fawn \-L^ k\ ffiSilP/ fc k 24in. 27in. and Brow,i. \ // f>J L/J.fjli/>' ■ lengths. 9j& {[■ ' 6^ to ' fiH A / , ■■" V 7i. S ' CHEAT FA£J°*Y ASE # S 726 "Donegal" TWEED AXMINSTERI a ■* u^«-!> ■ A ' \^\^"-^^"<^^^^^. f AUfPFT^I ' Remember! "You're ]& kj | <^^V Vft*\* Ci Ak? always smart in ;l /^Si/Wik. I \Jysvv f -r ®>'-*i^sm ( ii- r» i tt i Costume," and in ii yd%ssMifc~WßmL 1 llM^W^lik wSLhSSTcMt! a7' EFi D Costume 1 9 Qft of* .„. _. M lnSs in them are ever wPIbsIS' S 9 £8/q/« I°fr! l/ n,- 'J 9ft- 12ft- x 9ft- 1 Eo and lilt 1 | £8/9/6 £9/19/6 £11/9/6 § your size must be in H , g I ffi'Wß 4^l CR'WR 8 thefollowins: Mm I I dbO-o'b.l s-s-w^ s.w. I 14/6 WOOLLEN JUMPERS 1 f"f|/ ft jBl y^ ALL-WOOL BLANKETS I^^^W \ *'"^^^\ &et°w To-Bay's Cost \(b-'^%^rKr >X \ !\ W> C ,b °uS, ht lllefe cosy heavyweight "AVangnnui" I^%'- X'j^P" -> " \&tt&2%^&^\ \ex a r i fie rise in wool prices, hence the I' 22/fi SINGLE 09/e; double I 1& ii*'/O SIZE. O&/W SIZE