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1 * f | M I 1 ayahd ' & 1 Every Woman's heart is lighter, fIS For her -wardrobe prospect's brighter, (This is* one time when it pays not to be a male) SS| There are Bargains to be wrapped up, Bjß- |||| Be quick or they'll be snapped up f' 'Cause today it's Dreamwear’s Annual Summer Sale ln the Undies World of Fashion, W Every female wants her ration > And she'll get it, rest assured, without fail, B w For there's no point in concealing, A That the Prices are appealing B On everything today at Dreamwear's Sale BB There're delightful Shortee 'Jamas And longer ones for Mamas, With frills and lace, in white and pastels pale There're Slips and Pantees to be found And Nightgowns for a pound W Waiting for you, Bargains all, at Dreamwear Sale. W Make haste, brook no delay, ■ M Skip lunch, get there today kJ For this very truly is no fairy tale The cost was never lighter ■» Or the Values never Brighter Kg As they are this morning at the Dreamwear Sale.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30045, 1 February 1963, Page 2
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