That Will Undoubtedly Maintain our Prestige SMART TRIMMED I ODDMENTS IN WHITE MILLINERY, in Velvet, 8 SILK BLOUSES, slightly Satin, etc. Seasonable styles 8 soiled. Heavy quality Jap. and colours. 8 Silk. LADIES' CREAM RIBBED WOOL AND COTTON COMBINATIONS. V-neck, short aleeves. LADIES' PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, superior quality. Fashioned. Double high heels. Suspender tops. Per pair LADIES' RAINCOATS, single and double-breasted. All good standing colour*. From BLACK SILK TAm&l RIBBON, 2 inches wide. Strong quality. Special Price per yard FAWN CAMEL WOOL SCARVES, with smart coloured bars and fringe at ends. Extra soft quality. ALL-WOOL SERGES, in Saxe, Nigger, Purple and Black. 40 inches wide, per yard SOFT SATINS, in Helio, Pink, Vieux Hose, Sale, Lemon and Wine. 4Wn wide. 7/11 ALL-LINEN WHITE DAMASK TABLING. 70in wide. per yard 70-inch TWDLL FLANNELETTE SHEETING. Heavy quality. per yard SPECIAL VALUE in WHITE BEDSPREADS. Extra large sizeß. 29/6 6 only KBODERMINSTER I MEN'S FLEECY-LINED I MEN'S TWEED SPORTS CARPET SQUARES. Good | SINGLETS and PANTS. I SUITS. Reliable .qualitycolourings. I British manufacture. 1 Tweeds. £4/4/5/11 47/6 Graham, Wilson & Smellie WINTER SALE PROCEEDING
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 11
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