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Hay's Hosiery is already well known for Unquestioned Value and Wear Consistent with Hay's general policy, our Hosiery lines are from well tried, selected makes, that will give absolute satisfaction in wear, in addition to being uniformly low in price. . Our standard lines are as follows: — I—HEAVY ART SILK STOCKINGS; in all shades, at a popular price—--2/6 pair 2 —A fine quality in ART SILK; has the appearance of a Stocking worth very much more .. • • • • 3/9 pair 3 —This is a make of HEAVY ART SILK with Cotton lining; this number will give really hard wear, at .. •. 3/9 pair 4—STOCKINGS in a mixture of Art Silk and Pure Silk .. . • 4/9 pair 5—A PURE SILK STOCKING, reinforced with Art Silk and Cotton, pointed heel 5/6 pair 6—Bond's well-known "CHARM" STOCKINGS, superior Art Silk—--6/11 pair (standard price) 7—This is a PURE SILK STOCKING in a well-known make, excellent value at — 8/11 pair B—Our best quality PURE SILK STOCKINGS, a very superior quality at — 10/6 pair 9—A LISLE THREAD STOCKING, in all shades .. .. •• 2/6 pair 10 —In addition to the above we have also for disposal oddments in Stockings, both Ladies' and Children's, at very low prices. These are as follows: — LADIES' ART SILK, in a splendid make, odd sizes and colours — 1/9 pair LADIES' LISLE STOCKINGS, a sample range at . . .. 1/11 pair CHILDREN'S SOCKS, in fancy stripes and tops, Mercerised Silk and Cotton, wonderful value at .. lOd to 1/6 LADIES' PURE SILK STOCKINGS, in the well-known Mercury make, worth 17/6; to clear at .. 10/6 pair HAY'S Limited Gloucester Street 01123

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