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Evening Star, Issue 22572, 13 February 1937, Page 25

Crowds still thronging the Store .... Thousands ot bargains snapped up everg dag .... but here 9 s an opportunitg gou 9 1l never regret o ® & PAUt> i* i 1 # % - ' i P|R| iStm /aX 4 V 'S&ZsY'''* mmm > 'j fe Ready-to-W ear MILLINERY at Stupendous Reductions... <?>- e; j %- * frog; l- ftxSl--200 FROCKS at Absurd Prices 100 Cotton Frocks that you'll simply adore for beach or picnic wear, and think how smart they’d be for wearing in the mornings. Snappy little American styles in the gayest of prints. Mostly with short sleeves. W. and 0.5., in long sleeves. Usually 12/6 to 15/6. 50 Afternoon Frocks in demure Printed Kaba Crepes and fancy Marocains. Well cut, and dozens of styles. At this price you can afford to add two or three to your wardrobe. All sizes. Usually 29/6 to 49/6. 50 only Frocks, suitable for afternoon or street wear. Gorgeous styles in the newest plain and fancy Marocains, all well cut and with the most individual trimmings we’ve seen. Short and long sleeves, in all sizes. The most exhilarating bargain of the sale. Usually 59/6 to 79/6, SKIRTS marked to clear 30 Skirts, in fine Tweeds and Linens. Smartly tailored in dozens of styles suitable for all occasions from golf to beach wear. Every imaginable toning and tweed effect. Shades of Creme, Blue, Fawn, and Green. S.W. and W. only. Usually 12/6. t \ Every shape imaginable in these dashing Ready-to-wear Straws. Plain and fancy effects —some with wide shady brim, others narrow. Trimming by Petersham ribbon, ornaments. and floral sprays. Usually 9/11. D.I.C. Sale, 1/li 2/11 All Model Millinery being sacrificed regardless of costs Oddments in White Felts, comprising bretons and pipe funnel shapes. Trimming by Petersham ribbon and bow in self colour, and contrasting shades of Brown, Navy, and Black. A limited number only, and the price can never be repeated. Usually 9/11. D.I.C. Sale, DIC / FOR QUALITY BARGAINS