one THE FAMILY STORE of BARGAINS! Autumn dresses 200 handbagTl cosmetic 56,5 at new low prices an( | f O f e bags Autumn fashion dresses - - - 99/6 —777 lovely Autumn Weight Dresses in • variety of 3t lUf I I 03 WOllien S Canterbury VOStS - 16/11 fabrics and styles and fashion colours. All sizes. Ml | V ■ ■ Pure Woo | short-sleeved Vests. Mediums. S.W. All bargains. a range of travellers' samples, each on |y. w ort h 21/9 each. wool double-knit dresses £7/19/6 white o.s. locknit bloomers - - 6/11 Also other quality fabrics such as Wool Georgettes. range of colours and styles to choose . . aih Sizes S.W., W., W.X. and O.S. from, too Don't m j ss O utl Hurry in WnltS O.S. lOCkRlt pdlltlOS ”“ • O/ll easy care-n-wear dresses 49/6 ' ■ - nre » v w i n cevette niehts 28/6 Tailored, to™d Symheiic Chubby UmbfellaS - 23/6 La SW. to X.L Usually 38/4. ■ ndWX^n. Mm »o«.-r. M . M o.. ' o ' ourful shortie cotton l9/11 big carpet scoop buy men’s flannelette pyjamas pr. 19/11 Also Convertible Bras, both in nylon lace. Usually save 30/- yd. on Knightsbridge stripes ’ SM to h™ . 8/11 A Very Special Purchase of 54” widei Knightsbridge Of OUtdOOF SOCkS - - - PF. 6/11 Ends ranging from 1 yard to 6 yards, enables us O nly slightly imperfect. 101 to 111- Were 9/3. s ize 32 on, y- Usua y 7 , 45/- a yard, reduced from 75/- a yard. Buy °«nd white collar-attached shirts - 24/11 long line convertible bras -- - 45/Save NOW I The best value in town I Our own "Faultless" Zip fastening. Nylon lace. Black and white, brand. All sizes. Worth at least 35/-. Usually 67/6. big striped towels -- - ea. 7/11 "■ ltc,ltY ~ O,OUHP , HOOI> - 2 nnlv double bed foam mattresses Hand or bath size, 23" x 46". Good drying. Were wnm p oil Wnn | DllllOVerS - - 37/6 00fl0UD 6DM H 13 ™ 65565 11/6 each. "00160 S 311 WOOI PUIIOVCIb Of/O Very s| . ght|y jhop so . |ed Usually 1 zi i LA- —4 nr 0/11 Long sleeves and neat collar finished with a (aunty £26/12/-. Save £6/13/-! fclv/lv/ large flannelette COt Sheets pr. o/I 1 bow. Lovely colours. All sizes. Slightly imperfect. |r. .. -L-irn CII/11/ Large size Plain colours. Were 15/6 pair. Usually 59/6. 3 ORly firCSIDC CIMOS --£ll/11/unhemmed nursery squares doz fashion c^rdi = ,Jumpers - -M/6 10/11 Includes a few sample "Specials". Were 79/6. | Qn |y topped table £B/19/6 Twill backed, full size 27" x 27". Were 29/6 doz. bUttOn tO-nCCk WOOI CardlgOOS 59/6 Smart J hrome (eg,. Sizes 48" to 32". unbleached flannelette sheets First g rad «- Fully fashioned. Lovely colours, in- rirnitum - SKONO HOO«. eluding sky, sage, lemon, cherry and black. . pr. 25/6 usually 79/4. _ _ ‘Sono-Wave’ nylons, mediums 7/11 14 pairs only. Single Bed size. Seconds. Were 37/6 Seamfree and Fully Fashioned. All siaes and latest • pa' r - * • I • I fashion shades. 13/11 value. : furnishings clearance first grade 0 Rey hosiery 5/11 Winter Taurics reuliceu 42” scalloped dacron - - yd. 4/11 imported all wool gloves -■ ■ 6/11 54” fashion woollens - - yd. 17/6 48” crash for cushions -- - yd. 5/6 In black, maize, brown, red, blue, fawn. Sizes h? good colours and designs. Usually 42/6 yd. COVerS ’ nd ’ qUab S " L hosihy - wound row woollen remnants lengths 1 PRICE 46" downproof cambric - - yd. 5/6 „ ir i s > summer 2. W j n f er < amas 12/11 u-t” lu "r? h : 11’ .rm/R sr ew !inalew and £2-“TKX! IXJrXwn'w W? —777 „I- z children’s denim longs --pr. 14/11 „on»d.. W«. 39/11, 42/4, 47/4. f . . 29/6 Blb , nd front . Walh B W We „. W „m ta 36 SUedene in many designs -- ” Padded cosy soles and heels. In colours of scarlet, Winter. Usually 18/6. 2/11 W/fi !'"«• P°P lin SnOW SU ' tS "' ' 49/6 Checks, strtipes and medallion designs. Unbeatable mcH S CamCl USIi 130 Slippclo 2-piece. Warm and snug for toddler*. Red and value at tHis price. mfin ’ s GfeCiSU StVIC SCUffS - 29/6 royal. Sizes 3,4, 5, 6. Usually 59/6. - - see the many more bargains too MEN’S SHOES WOUND ROW nun - „ —— fur-trimmed velvet hats -- - - 45/1 1 boys all wool pullovers •• • 39/11 he«H>ug 9 ln 9 «tyl., I. 7 l..hio<»bl. men's corduroy trousers -- - 45/“ Fancy knit. Sizes 28 to 34. Usually 52/6 to 69/6. shades.. Shades of fawr, grey, brown, green, olive. Sizes bovs flannelette pyjamas Special Purchase. 3 fo 8 - J r 19/11 11/11 Brushed Wool semi-Bretton style Hats in IQ/11 7 teW^ d ±l g „E S A;?i / ’ 2 4. USU.BV 14/J SlU’lo’YU, In smart red, bl»e and green checks. All sizes. usually 16/11. knen’s University blazers -- ■ 79/6 6 only boys sports coats -- - 79/6 accArtafl Irnittinn Guaranteed correct colour and cloth. Sizes 4to 7. Sjzes 10 , 13 16 anc j on | y . Usually £6/13/3. OdMJI IvU Mill lIIIM wools i/g oz. Made from imported English worsted. Mid and Cl I f £C/C fa 59/11 HVVIrf | va-o light grey. Sizes 4 to 7- Usually £l6/16/-. wMLt *tU/ O IV W Woqlj Knjning and Woots _ hard-wearing all wool trousers 89/6 ALt T 0 w , BtT OHtT Fogul., .nd Inv.. ,r~n .b.d« 5.7.. §06031 CHILDRENS PLASTIC SANDALS MEN’S CLOTHING - WOUND ROW |* |* > gg 4 beautiful artificial 11 flowers for wjnter «496-- fountain pens to clear ROSES—2/9 GARBENIA—4/11 range of ftutvon colours, ntylo and heel hoighta. TULIPS 1/11 LEAVES—2/3 to 4/6 usually offe»ed AT A LOW, LOW MICE ■■ er CARNATIONS-1/9 CAMELLIA—S/11 I Also a variety of Fashion Shoes and Casual*. Usually I t A | 1 IZ 1 LILAC-4/11 LEMOff SPRAYS—2/6 uP to£s/io/6. now.wm w »/• Z ° X II -1 "aa POINSETTIA-3/11 DELPHINIUM-5/11 1 6/11 —■ 11 W V ■ ■ «nu IF Cd.! tomorrow is jour day for harvesfing Bargains al -be early I
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30395, 20 March 1964, Page 7
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