LADIES* VELOUR COATS, Were £ll/1!/-, Now 84/Save Money on Gloves and at Carey's Corner Business is brisk at Carey's Corner. The stupendous task of selling out a complete drapery and clothing stock direct to the public in a few weeks is proceeding merrily. It's a great bargain time—but please note, that like other good things, it will end. Spend your money where you save most. Come early for these lines advertised. They're worth the extra effort, and worth a lot more money. •k BOND'S PURE SILK HOSE, stripe effect. Shades: Navy, Grey, Suede, Putty— Formerly .. .. 16/9 Now . .. .. 9/11 HEAVY RIBBED ART SILK HOSE, shades: Suede, Shoe Grey, Fawn, Putty— Formerly .. .. 13/9 Now .. .. .. 10/® HEAVY KNITTED GOLF HOSE, with coloured stripe. Shades: Grey and Mauve, Grey and Fawn, Grey and Nigger, Fawn . and Blue— Formerly .. .. 7/11 Now .. .. .. 5/8 ALL-WOOL RIBBED HOSE. Assorted shades in HeaAer mixtures —Formerly .. 7/11 Now .. .. . • 5/6 MONARCH KNIT. A silk and Lisle Hose, with ribbed top. Shades: Smoke, Medium Grey and Black— Formerly ... ... 7/11 ' NoW .«•. 4/1 2-DGME TAN NAPPA GLOVES— Formerly .. .if 12/6 NOW «« tfil . , .>W WOOLLEN GAUNTLET ClMs, in Grey, Heather, Lovat, and Marled mixtures— Special Clearing Prices 3/6 4/6 WHITE KID GLOVES. French make, with White and Black fancy gauntlet— Formerly j .»«: «. 10/6 MOW 7/11 2-BUTTON CASTOR WASHABLE DOESKIN GLOVES..Formerly .8/11 Now .•« ... *• ■. S/11.. DOUBLE TIPPED 2-DOME SILK GLOVES, "Kayser"; make, in Dark Grey, Pongee, Nigger, White and BlackFormerly , » Now 6/6 S/i BEATH'S CLEARANCE AT CAREY'S CORNER £2 662
J ? m n V 11/hereHer appearance counts Wherever raea cfeiire to 100 l lharbott wherever result* depend Jargejy oa persotud appearance, there the choice of footwear ii regarded serioaily. Tie popularity of QUALITY it directly attributable io the fact dial tie u exerting mora ia tUtftcbr of boob and shoe*. "Royal Stag" u a graceful, comfortable boot, sktifulljr (auaoacdmdM Ittnl «lyla (rcai bona* U»«rw« Wt»i laatk*. ' F« ill torn! mrf bmintM ocrifioon "Royal Sut «WW ' maL Fornwn ttnaaoaa coo&iaes wan "Eat*«niW"d»# boot mtmed lot tf«nin» and Wteli aa» IM rtfoat, WaMrpraof Double-Lit* Sola. ii toot rotailrt utM wpri* *• , MCHJUUJiON, OU ft CO. In tAa wiU advua you oi aaarot itockuu. ** THE BETTER SHOE FREE Booklet ported to year tddrea MAXWELL BOARD The finest Plaster Board on the market. Apply to H. LOCKWOOD, 96 Uchfiel* L&fia m
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18138, 30 July 1924, Page 3
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