In spite of the increased cost of the wool, you can buy flannels at less than last season's price, and here is the reason. BY STRANGE'S We secured these materials at a substantial discount, and we are passing the savings on to the public. We can recommend this as one of the finest bargains we .have ever been able to offer. 28in Colonial Flannel, in Orkney grey, clerical grey, Shetland and white— Usually 2/6 yard ... ... .. Special Price 1/11£ yard 28in Extra Heavy Grey Flannel, suitable for Dresses— Usual Price 4/11 yard .. ... Special Price 3/11 yard 28in Strong Colonial Flannel, in Orkney grey and Shetland— Usual Price 2/9 . ~.. .. ~ Special Price 2/3 yard 28in Extra Shrunk Flannel, in Shetland, Orkney grey, and white;— Usual Price 3/3. ~.: .... ... Special Price 2/9 yard 28in Fine Navy Flannel— , t Usual Price 3/3 ■•;*«.,. >...s': .. Special Price 2/9 yard, 30in Heavy Flannel, in dark' grey— ' j. Usual Price 4/6 ..., :..,(££■.., .; ~. Special Price 3/9 27in Army Grey Doctor Flannel — 4w%o&* Usual Price 3/6 >., ~.. .... Special Price 2/9 yard DISCOVNT-1/- IN THE £ W. Strange & Co. Ltd. Sole Agents for Excella Patterns
B EECTRieiTY Slow for Cooking? ACTUAL TESTS To disprove the fallacy that electric cookers are too slow, especially for -water boiling, the following tests -were made on it Moffat Patent Quick-boil-ing Hot-plate. b. 1. An ordinary kettle conining 2 pints of cold water 3° Fahrenheit), was placed on l 9 cold plate, then the current itched on. The water,boiled in 11} minutes. >. 2. The kettle was then iptied,' refilled with cold ter, and placed on the ted plate with the current »n. This time it boiled N 8 MINUTES ire is nothing unusual about se tests, but just the ordin- • conditions which a Moffat iter enjoys, along with deioua cooking, perfect cleanliness, and absolute ease. WHY NOT YOU? Municipal Electricity Dept. Cr. ARMAGH k MANCHESTER Sis2.iiiiii:itfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiii< _• Tk* thrifty houwwife studying h r * Hell it pocii't insures mtiifaction pecte by buying the ; I Tender Succulent § ICLARKSON & SON f S 607 COLOMBO STREET awrTiumSt.) I S C 3473-4961 T one 1859 E niiiimiinimmiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiuiiu «lllllllllllflili:Sfllfllliffftiifi|||iiitiigiin jjj Comer Montreal and Turn Streets. § S Bnad, to keep freth «nd iw«*. 10A Lo«f, cn& •» g M Store. ' 3 § Groceries and Provisions § g at Lowest Rates. a B 'Pfc*., 1«S0. J. W11S0». WUUr | """"" , luiwuiiuiiuuuuumiiiJ
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17811, 10 July 1923, Page 4
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