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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23086, 31 July 1940, Page 3

Surprise Climax to a Great Sale I! To-day-9.30 To-day-9.30 To-day-9.30 a.m. ii.m. ICf a.m. i A selection of the season’s ILLINERY Usually - - 12/6 to 25/2'6 NOW 4 dozen Wool BLOOMERS In Saxe and Creme only. W. only. Usually 11/6 12 only English WOOL BED JACKETS Pastel shades. Light and dainty. Usually 8/11 ~. 5/9 4/6 American GOLD NECKLACES The perfect accessory jewellery. Usually 12/6 6/3 SILKS Gorgeous Silks, including several handsome robe lengths. Usually e/ii to 4/11 Twill COATINGS 54in black only I /z Usually 25/- - - * 5 only GIRLS’ NAVY SCHOOL CARDIGANS 26in. two pockets Usually 13/6 -- - 0/9 D'l It.seemed impossible that we would reduce still further the Sale Merchandise alreddy fantastically cheap but nothing of the old season must be left. Oddments, Remnants—all must go YOU MUST REALISE HOWEVER THAT NOT EVERYTHING IS HALF PRICE D-l-C NEVER MISLEAD. Price Bargains are for Cash Only!.. lucky Wednesday for Country folk The only Wednesday in this shortest Sale of all time. . and it’s HALF PRICE DAY . . . Whoopee!! l only 79/6 EVENING FROCK - - Gold Ninon. Smart and feminine. 1 only 84/- SILK COAT - - - Edge-to-edge style. 2 only 71 Gn. BOX COATS Smart Brown and buttoned high. 1 only 71 Gn. MODEL COAT Collarless, in Bottle Green Boucle. 2 only 25/- TWEED FROCKS A stripe and a check, in Brown and Fawn. 1 only 81 Gn. VIENNESE FROCK - Smartly striped in fine Brown Wool. 1 only 71 Gn. WEDDING FROCK - White Georgette and Lace. Satin Slip. 6 only 14 Gn. DINNER FROCKS - Black Georgette and Lace. 4 only 16/6 RAINCOATS - - Proofed. Serviceable shades. 12 only 61 Gn. COATS - - - Fur and Astrachan trimmed. 10/29/6 49/6 12/6 49/6 84/49/6 v--69/6 Hardware Bargains I BRASS FIRESIDE KERBS 2 Only! yj Usually 55/-. A*?/7 Camphor-wood CHESTS 1 Only! Usually 65/-. 32/6 KNITTED WOOL 2-piece SUITS... Styles with definite appeal. Good colours. Various sizes. Usually 89/6. . .. .. 4!F(i CORSETS BRASSIERES CORSELETTES J PRICE ! and Less “Annette” APRONS A 4 Fast colours. Attractive floral design. Good shape. Usually 2/11 f« BEAVER CONEY swagger COATS |o SPECIAL PRICE J-OjgnS. Silver Trimmed Satin EVENING SHOES Black or White Satin; delightful design. Canadian. Usually 45/-, 49/6. .. W% / Men’s Double-breasted OVERCOATS In smart Tweeds. Grand quality. Usually - 79/6 39'6 Christy’s Famous •‘Wildfowl” HATS Light Grey, Mid-Grey, Blue-Grey and Green. Usually - 35/17'e 2 only, Coloured DAMASK SETS Primrose shade. Size 48in. x 48in. 4 Naps to match. Usually 55/-. .. 15/- set I only, Art Sylk COTTAGE CLOTH Orange tonings. Cheery design. Usually 21/12 only, Fringed MARQUISETTE CURTAINS 2i yards long. Ecru shade. Usually 19/6. .. 7/n ea. LAMP SHADES Manufacturer's sample range. All sizes, shapes and colours. Usually 4/11 to 8/11. TO CLEAR 2/6 150 yards LINOLEUM Mostly in odd lengths. Lota of designs. PRINTED 4/ v(| Usually 8/11 - - ** u INLAID OK lffl Usually 16/6 - - Oj* JfO D-l-C

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War Office Reforms.—The Secretary of State for War (Mr R. A. Eden) has set up a standing committee to consider the present administrative organisation and procedure of the War Office and military commands. The committee is to make recommendations with a view to introducing changes in organisation and procedure as appear necessary in order to ensure elasticity. It consists of three general officers and three businessmen presided over by the Permanent Under-Secretary of War.—gygiy.