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Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 21, 24 July 1897, Page 6

SILKS A.T NOMINAL PRICES. SILKS. It is intended to make a complete sweep of all Surplus Silks at the D.I.C, and to that end reductions as below have been made in the prices. The superior quality of the • D.I.C. Silks is a recognised fact, ' and the prices quoted will illustrate the genuine* ness of the bargains. 1 Usual prices TRIMMING SILKS 3 - /n to 6 / U > ALL REDUCED TO BLOUSING SILKS j> j ,-j^ Per Yardj EVENING SILKS Atthe D LC _ LIBERTINE AND") ALL REDUCED TO ODD LENGTHS D Per Yftrd OF SILKS, J» *7 Usual prices I At the "H TP. 2/6 to 3/9J U.±.\J. SPOT BLOUSING^j ALL EDUCED TO SILKS, \J^ Per Yard, Usual prices I v «i. -n x n 2/3t04/3,J Atthe D.I.C. • /' ' 1 ALL REDUCED TO SHOT SURAHI -j /Q Per Yard, r SILKS, \- 11 V Usual price 2/6, J At the J) J Q ~| ALL REDUCED TO BROCADED i \ -i H-i Per Yard, SILKS, J> 1/11 Usual price 4/3, | At the J) J Q 1 ALL REDUCED TO COLOURED I Q/-|1 Per Yard, ONDINE SILKS, J- £t\ 11 I Usual price 7/11, | At the D.I.C EVENING "] ALL REDUCED TO BENGALINE | O/1 | Per Yard, SILKS, f At the T) T O Usual price 4/9, J Xf.X.Vj. HIGH-CLASS SILKS AT MINIMUM PRICES, AT THE D.I.C.