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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30219, 26 August 1963, Page 3

School holiday date for Mums! SALE oddments below cost! These include warm MESSING GOWNS, fit ages I to 6 yrs. COATS, fit I to 12yr$. SUMMER FROCKS, fit 6 months to 12yrs. BABIES* HATS, etc. WARM FROCKS FOR BABIES. Pink. Blue, Lemon. Were to 22/9 SALE 12/6 SUMMER ROMPERS for baby boys. Were to 35/- SALE from 19/11 2-PIECE VELOUR SUITS for boys or girls. Were up to £5/1/6 SALE £3/11/JERKINS in Suede and Plaid Woollens. Were to 42/3 SALE 19/11 GIRLS* KNITWEAR IN BANLON AND ORLON. Odd sizes. Were up to 52/9. SALE 19/11, 29/11 WHAT LUCK! w e h„e ,e--cured another small shipment of HONG KONG CAR COATS 100 only ! Sizes 6 to 16 years. No nood to toll you what outstanding value these •re >ll the mothers in Ch. Ch. know. And the children love them I “ 39/6 0,1 49/6 '*•'* 59/6

COLLECT YOUR £5 VOUCHER FROM BEGG'S PFAFF STAND AT THE FAIR! •See the Fabulous Pfaff Automatic Sewing Machine demonstrated by Mr Norman \ Stone on Begg's Stand I | at the Fair and collect I your £5 Voucher Jj entitling you to £5 off B J the cost of a new Pfaff at any of Begg’s Branches. Hurry though this gener- BQBLc/ ous offer lasts for the H| duration of the Fair only. YOU MUST SEE PFAFF, DEMONSTRATED AT THE FAIR BY MR NORMAN STONE ON: BEGGS STAND No. 47 FAIR PHONE 32-570 EXT. 73. TOWN PHONE 42-499. CHAS. BEGG I CO ITO., HIGH ST 4 RICCARTON ROAD.

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