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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 3211, 17 April 1928, Page 3

Strange's I Warm Underwear I for I Winter Days and Nights I The items detailed below have been selected from Strange's very extensive I stocks of cosy winter-weight underwear. With the coming of colder days -M?~ and nights the question of suitable undergarments is one of great import- B ance to the health of young and old aHJte. H FLEECY LINED BLOOMERS, elastic WINCYETTE NIGHTGOWNS, dain-^ ' ■ at waist and knee. Colours: Sky, tily trimmed at neck and. sleeves . ■ Pink, Saxe, Helio, Grey, Navy and with hand crochet. In Cream H Cream. -ur — . m o- W* 81Ze ***** Vll ■ w. Size price 2/6 <_■ O.S. size Price 2/11 Cream WINCYETTE NIGHTGOWNS, . ■ CTwrv mnnut-Da -^ , round necks, short sleeves, trimmed ■ FLEECY BLOOMERS, with new shap- silk lace and insertion. ' ■ Ed gusset, and knee. A most com- w . size Price. 10/6 ■ fortable, well fitting garment; in q.S. Price 12/6 ___ Saxe, Navy, Mole and Cream. H W Size Price 4/6 Cream WINCYETTE NIGHTGOWNS, Sf O.S. size Price 5/6 witn square necks and long sleeves. '^M ART SILK AND COTTON FLEECY- Trimmed silk lace and embroidery. ■ LINED BLOOMERS, light weight. ™ a Si? */6 B Colours: Flesh, Sky, Wisteria and °8' SlZe U/6 ■ - ■;' Cream. WARM WOVEN NIGHTGOWNS, in ,H w- size Price 7/11 Cream and NaturaL . .7' ,H OS. size Price 8/11, W. size Price 10/6 S ALL-WOOL BLOOMERS, in Navy, 0S« size . ***<* 14/6 S Saxe and Desert. Obtainable in- "VEDONIS" VESTS, with or without | . v,^f T ? y PriCe 7/9 *«**■ -Bojind or lace-edged : ' . ■ - "VIYELLA" ALL-WOOL BLOOM- necks T S ■ ERS, in Navy, Cream, Saxe" and w> size p-^ 4/u ■ Sahara' O.S. size Price 6/lt H W. size Price 12/6 ■ O.S. size Price 14/6 ALL WOOL VESTS 2/L rib, fine qual- .H SILK AND WOOL BLOOMERS in ity. " With or without sleeves. S: Saxe, Apple, Prunelle and Cinnamon. Prices 5/11, 6/11 and 7/11 ,»/ S.W. size Price 14/6 SILK AND WOOL VESTS, with or '*___$■ w- size Price 15/6 without sleeves. , i^fc O.S. size Price 16/6 Prices from 7/11 to 14/6 /H - Strange's I HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH ;-j| _-____-^____________ . V- ■•" /*• . is*" v - " ' "''¥yir-s,+#e_ k ■''____.''.' The virtue of the Electric -^KUf • Range is its simplicity of J______r operation. By turning the _ . : " „. W^^W 5155^. ■ corresponding switch, the J^~* ' —^^3^^^ '//-'*■ \Cj\ where required. Perfect -/^ JV <► it<^f> __^t3^ \i cookery is the result. ff \t~ Don't Hesitate To place your, order for an Electric Range because of a fear that you may have difficulty in • ***' understanding how to use it. . .An Electric Cooker is much easier to operate ■ . - T , • than a coal or wood range. There is nothing about its working that;the youngest girl or the oldest lady in the household cannot master without the- slightest, difficulty. Cooking failures with an Electric Range are practically impossible. ' •"'" HAVE OJJE INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME RIGHT AWAY ! * Ask the Springs-Ellesmere Electric Power Board For information . «»^^7^v*^?!?^^F^£