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business notices. BALLANTYNES SALE PERIOD —WHICH ENDS SATURDAY. JULY 27, OFFERS OUTSTANDING BUYING OPPORTUNITIES DURING THE REMAINING DAYS IN LADIES’ HOSIERY. English “Viyella” Gym Hose, fullfashioned, double knees. S.W. and W. only, in BlackRegular Price t j\\ Pf 11 * Now • t °L English All-Wool Cashmere Hose, fullfashioned; all sizes m odd shades of Fawn and 1 Grey— Regular Prices 6/11 71° NOW ••• English Superfine Wool and Lis e Marled Hose, full-fashioned. All sizes in assorted Fawns only— Regular Price Now 4 /“ English Cotton Lisle Hose, seamless feet. All sizes in Fawns, Light Brown and Greys— . 1(11 0/11 Regular Price I/ 11 */l{ Now 1/9 and 1/11 gloves. Super Gauntlet Suedine Fabric Gloves, in odd shades of Brown, Grey and Champagne; in sizes 6 to 6£ only Regular Prices 1/9 to 6/9 Now Woollen Gauntlet Gloves, with large white spot on gauntlet; all sizes m Orange, Cardinal and Royal Blue Regular Price 6/9 pair Now ••••••• Woollen Gloves, short gauntlet bouncl with leather. All sizes in Grey— Regular Price L? Now AND DRESS FABRICS. . 36in Spun Crepe de Chene; Light Navy, Dark Navy, and Black— Reason’s Price 4/6 yard ‘ Sale Price 4/ 11 36in Georgette Velours for Dressy Afternoon or'Evening Frocks; .Georgette ground with Velvet design in self tonings. Chocolate, Bottle, Seal le , Dublin Green, Silver Grey, Black/ W 1U S e e7son’s Price 12/6 to 17/6 yard Sale Price .p/ 41 2 ends only, 54in Wool' Overcoatings, in Royal/Brown, Blackberry/Brown— Season’s Price 19/6 yard Sale Price 9/li Boys’ Waterproof Overcoats; made from high-grade Rubberised Cloth, with fleecy cheek linings. For ages 6 t 0 I Regula S r Prices 21/6 to 30/6 . Sale Price ;••.••••••• 15 /? Bovs’ Overcoats in a variety ol smait English andl Colonial Tweeds; new patterns in Brown and Eawn tonmgs— Regular Prices 29/6 to 3J/ Sale Price 21 ‘ Shopping by Telephone. Dial 33-360. Ask for Teleorder. Prompt response and expert shopping assistance assured.

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