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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 142, 16 June 1923, Page 10

The Open Warehouse offers the most for your money—shopping % facilities and keen values that are unknown elsewhere. ! SHOP AT THE OPEN WAREHOUSE— | IT'S A GOOD HABIT. | Inspection of our fine stocks will prove it. g Here are some of our " specials ":— I sSin. ALL-WOOL VELOUR—In navy, beaver, nigger, light G/11 | brown, vieux rose, purple, kingfisher, mole, and fawn «'/_** j 54in. EDDY VELOUR—In vieux rose, dark saxe, king- 7/11" j fisher, mole, and fawn • /_* * t 55in. ALL-WOOL GABARDINE—In bottle, mole beaver, 7/11 f cinnamon, nigger, fawn, mastic, mid brown Special «/*>■»• \ HEAVY WOVEN WINTER NIGHTDRESSES—The usual price \ of this line is 12/11, and you should hasten to take Qlt 1 jj advantage of this offering Of 1 & ■ | , Just opened ex s.s. " lonic," a consignment of | FUR COATS I which are now being displayed in our Ware- g house at absurdly low prices, as perusal of the following will show: —• ! 2 only BLACK CONEY SEAL COATS—Floral Jp7/I(ffi/C 1 lined; 36 inches long . A/B/IV/V j 2 only BLACK CONEY SEAL COATS—Large *Q/17/fl ' \ beaver collar; 36 inciies long An// 1 1 / W J 7 only BLACK CONEY SEAL COATS—Floral £Q/Ift/C \ . lined; 36 inches long AtU/IU/\3 I These are the most extraordinary values in Fur Coats ever \ offered to the public. Another 100 dozen of our Famous PURE SILK LEG HOSE *} IC. \ The phenomenal sale which this line has had is proof ™/ " \ indeed that keen shoppers appreciate the Open Warehouse ( values. Get a few more pairs while the supply lasts. . j MEN'S PURE WOOL CASHMERE HALF HOSE— 171 1 ! Ordinary retail value 3/3 Special Price */,*^ We have opened a further shipment of BOYS', YOUTHS', and < GENT'S OVERCOATS in good winter weights, in all-sizes at ! Extra Special Prices. \ EIDERDOWN QUILTS—In beautiful range of colourings . j Note these Special Prices £0 /^ gj^ gg/JJ. j WE NOW PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS. 1 ' \ George & Dooghty Ltd. j WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN j (Established 1891) j -■61.G3 VICTORIA ST. (1 Minute from "Evening Post"; close to Public Library)