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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 4, 5 July 1922, Page 11

P. SCHNEIDEMAN ' .' Announces a Sale of Ladies' Raincoats NOW ON! In order to effect an early season reduction, and to make room for large shipments of coats, the entire stock of Ladies Beautiful Raincoats will be placed on sale at onemrd :o one-half off. HERE ARE SOME OF THE BARGAINS. '6 Only LADIES'. COVERT RAINCOATS-Finished with storm collar, belt all round, patch pockets in fawn Usual price 63^Sale Price 29/6 ■?o Only LADIES' RAINCOATS—SmartIy cut, and finished with high fastening neck; a serviceable winter coat - ■ Usual price 4 guineas Sale Prloe 39/6 I 25 Only LADIES' FAWN WOOL GABARDINE COATS—Smart styles Usual price 5 guineas Sale Price 52/8 : •' IMPORTED MODEL RAINCOATS. Carned out in HEAVY-WEIGHT GABARDINE—Lined through- . .- out; an exceedingly smart coat for winter wear Usual price 7 guineas Sale Price 77/6 IMPORTED NAVY GABARDINE COATS—Trimmed with braid -"•• " and silk stitching Usual prce 8i guineas Sale Price 95/6 ' capes. . ;...:; :: IN NAVY GABARDINE—LoveIy styles Sale Price 97/8 ■'■'. ." IMPORTED MODEL RAINCOATS. . . "Ranging up to 14 guineas To Clear at a Reduction of £5 to £g CIRLS1 AND CHILDREN'S. ALL-WOOL GABARDINE RAINCOATS—To clear at half urice- ; all sizes, for girls from sto 16 years 19/11, 25/6, 32/6 THESE COATS ARE A GIFT AT THE PRICE P. SCHNEIDEMAN COSTUMIER * 111 CUBA SIREET T Z Doors irom Grand Central Hotel

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