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Evening Star, Issue 21628, 25 January 1934, Page 2

A lii y 4 v' >V X ' s* AC vA W* !>Vv >-7 \ * y.. 1 Frocks that Please YOU *■■.■■ , ' ' ■;. ,■': v,-- '■„ :/ .. *" af Pin-Money Prices ! Rack 1. —Dainty Cotton Print Tub Frocks, fast colours; N.S. and S.S.. including oar famous Heavy Pure Fuji Silk Tennis Frock. ; Usually 6/6 to 12/6. January Clearance, 3/11 to 9/11. Rack 2.r—Rayon and Pique Voile Frocks, L.S. and S.S.; Organdie trimmings. Usually 21/- to 35/-. January Clearance, 15/6. Rack 3. —24 only Evening Frocks, in Embossed Real Silk Georgette, Silk Organdie. Crepe de Chine, Satins; S.W. and W. Usually 29/6 to 45/-. January Clearance, 9/11. Rack 4. —Special Model Frocks,, in Figured Marocains, Crene de Chines, Crinkle Crepe Silks, etc.; S.W., W., and O S. ‘ Usually 45/- to 59/6. January Clearance, 29/6. Rack 5. —Pure Assam Silk Coats, smartly tailored styles; S.W., W., and O.S. * Usually 37/6. January Clearance, 29/6. Also Skirts to match, 13/6. Rack 6. —Holiday and Sports Costumes, in Checks and Plain Navy, Saxe, Fawn, and Brown; S.W. and W. only. - ; , Usually 45,/'- to 59/6. January Clearance, 29/6. ALL MILLINERY HALF-PRICE AND LESS to make room for New Goods. Assorted Fancy Straws and Felts. CORNER GEORGE (AND HANOVER STREETS ▲ DELICIOUS TEA THE BEST IN DUNEDIN I You can pay more money but Cannot Buy Better Tea I Only 2/10 lb DIRECT FROM TEA PLANTATION TO TEA CUP ! (No Middleman’s Profit) i ELLS

HOT FEET? Enjoy .cool healthy feet this summer. Dr. Scholl’* KOOL-FOOT ARCH RESTS keep'your feet delightfully cool and the cushion arch-rett affords a mild support for the instep 2'Obtainable Chemists and Dr. Scholl Dealers. J

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. ITIXPERIENCE has shown that in tha Hi use of the TELEPHONE ERRORS •\aILY OCCUR in Words and in the Names of Persons, although the mjssages are read back to the sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in InsiructlonS'K,TlSKßS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS. And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, as we cannot hold ourselves responsible if errors occur.

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