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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 2, 2 July 1929, Page 14

GREAT WINTER SALE Huge clearance of all Winter Stocks Absolute Bargains from every Department Never before have we offered Goods at such ndicutous pnces Flanne Frocks 14U1 Hipptt Cloth Dressmg Gowns 6111, Cardigans 4111 Rubber Raincoats 9111 Fur Trimmed Coats 'rom 1916, Corsellettes 2/11 Moufflon Fur Trimming 7111. Bead Garters II- pair Silk Scarves 116 each JSale Starts 9.30 V/EDNESDA V CLEARANCE OF GLOVES AND SNIPS FROM MANCHESTER MANTLeT Bond's SYLK-ARTO HoSLpcach only DEPARTMENT. 50 VELOUR COATS-Fu, ■ edta, and cuffs Usually 6/11 Sale Price 3/U ™ pieces LACE CUM AINS- > 75 FLANNEL FROCKS—AII Sale Price **'• LONG-WEAR SILK HOSE-Ladderproof Sale Price. S/11, 8/11, 12/6 to 17/6 pair styles 12 shades ""'it W°n * 'IT M B B »o^.-;s;g$ ~——- ---„ : rf 12O y CAED :r:. j^b ~ S ,LK ™ WOOL HOSK- X !='Sr s fa iT3 « «—* CA^SiiS&tf "» White LISLE GLOVES-Splendid quality 3 rolls NURSERY FLANNELETTE- Usually 60 RUBBER RAlvrni^l,. Ti ?"" 2/U Usually 8/11 Sale Price 1/- pr. 1A yard Sale P"« 8/11 dozen fio RUBBER RAINCOA rS- All shades Four Turrett SILK HOSE- Wool-lined PURE FUGI SILK—Sale Prices 1/11. 2/3, 2/6 600 COAT ovfrY-w iLr- /6 T° Clear 9/» Usually 5/11 Sale Price 4/11 pair HEMMED SHEETS- Pure linen finish OVERALLS-Every shade Black KID GLOVES—Spotted Sale Prices, Single 7/11, Double 12/6 pair 12 WINTER COATS— F..r mil it T ?i\ l To Clear 1/11 pair Coloured ALHAMBRA QUILTS- ATS-Fur collarsi Usually 59/6 Children's CASHMERE SOCKS- All wool; 2's Sale Price.. Single 4/11. Douhie 8/11 each 15 VELVETEEN COATEFS SWvSl^ Cofou'ed CASHMERE HOS^°M **" BUND HOIXANI^ni,. wide Usua.ly 2/11 "-«% »/• T. O« JS,. MI TT=,,oll^ 9/n f-> i/,i Sate Prlce 1/6 7o «-AhHMERK JUMPERS—Brown, saxe and Sale Price. 2/6 and 3/1 EIDERDOWN QUILTS- Usual 27/6 and 49/6 '*»■** Usually 15/6 To c£^9/n ■.ndies' GAITERETTES and SOCKIEt£- pram nmuM „„** Price« 19/6 and 29/6 % enS S PULLOVERS-All w««K jazz deFancy tops Sale Price, 2/11. 3/3. 3/11 PRAM DOWN gJJJIN g/fl""''"1! "p™ 200 CHILDREN'S CARDIGANs'S"* BARGAINS IN UNDERCLOTHING. Bordered SUPPER Fast Pco7o e ur'/n ' "■9VERS-P«« wool, at half ordinary priS" ■ t d OZ enCAMIBOCKERS- tf^oyg S , PrJce „ „ . ruMPE^-f: « f^Sar^ ? FuirJiT SILK NET^ -* I/1] f ?f«- — AND HABERDASHERY. ■0 dozen PURE FUGI BLOOMERS - Garter LX vl^nl %"A'i 11*% • ,/,, _, MOUFFLON FUR TRIMMING - «n, in aH knee Usually 4/11 Sale Price 3/11 pair Fadeles .. r OTrmvVpT« a^T Wa"ted shades -0 do Z en Baby's RUBBER PANTS- Usually °u^ ./^ ' eßp • „, CII S«»« Price,, Striped 7/11, Plain S hades 9/11 1/3 To Clear 1/- pair PURE WOOL BI AVKFTS P* I Tm SILK SCARVES- Usually 2/S dozen WINCYETTE NIGHTDRESSES- borfers 'SJ- p7* V T »9/« ™ to.™. Sale Price 1/6 Usually 6/11 and" 7/11 ' Sa'e P" CeSt n S'n? e> ™J? pa!r IS^CED APRONS-Full size Sale Price 1/. To Clear, Plain 4/11, Embroidered S/ll A.RT SFRGF fUin h Do"ble- 45/- P^J BEADED GARTERS—Hujre selection 5 dozen Cotton FUGI BLOOMERS-All shades SERGE-J4,n.; brown red, green, and Sale Price 1/11 to 3/11 Usually 2/11 To Clear 2/3 pair ART SILK RROPAmr t? m f /rf PATON'S MIXTURE WOOL--70 dozen CORSETS-Hu K e range, all size? to BROCADE- TJsuaUy 5/11 Sale Price 9<L ,kein each number 300 LINO r EUM M AT9_ }? T/, BUNGALOW APRONS- Usually 4/11 Sale Price S 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11 to 14/11 "NOLEUM MATS- Usually 1/6 Sale Price 2/11 3 dozen SHETLAND WOOL SPENCERS- 50 dozen AB\NCO SFRVIFTI'/s TRICOTINE-Gold and silrei Usually I/ll Usually 5/11 Sale Price 3/6 Tj^llv i / 11~ P • C?J „r. Sale Price 1/3 y«d •2 dozen INFANTS' WOOL VESTS-Pirst si.c COAT LININGS- y U^H^a/n WATERPROOF SILK TULLE-Usually 1/11 T ft 1 / Uolt till jf af X. 1 Sal* P^t /*5 50 dozen BRASSIERES—AII sizes ' BRITISH FUGI All <*•,,!« «s i Sp* 0/ 6,1^ 1 ELASTIC—Strong white knicker ' - i)ale Price 1/6 yard 12 vdr . Sale Price, 1/-. 1/6. 1/9. 1/11, 2/6 RADFORD & CO. Ltd. BIG BARGAIN DRAPEPS 104 CUBA ST. a.D.oi • ■. . - to C. SMITH

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