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Evening Star, Issue 22629, 22 April 1937, Page 15

Winter VESTS m i C'A w / and m i \ mmUm Mil ■F \ %f<l.iiu«'l>‘* Woolworfhs famous “ Snugfil ’ BRITISH INTERLOCK Vests prove that you can have real warmth without unncccs. eary weight. Neatly trlmmmed sllU lockstitch edging. And what value, tool ' W., 1/6; 0.5., 1/9. Short sleeves, l/ll}, mm \ - L \ \ U Ml Sr® il mm iii r v • 11 / Despite the rise in wool we can still oiler our very popular pink SHETLAND ALL WOOL-VESTS at the remarkably low price oi 2/11. Dainty wool and silk ribbon edging. Daintiness personified I '. \ * -,r. L :.w\m For larger fittings.. Our famous “ Suntcx,” pure wool, lull length. Neatly trimmed allk crocheted edging, and silk ribbon. Shaped waist. A world-beating value No sleeve style, 3/11. *so - h ' ». m\ i II * ■ , f ' ' ' ' % ■ Fancy stitch “ SNUGFIT ” ALL-WOOL VESTS with shaped waist. In. pink, cream, nil, and sky. Also in silk and wool with dainty (ribbon shoulder strap! MATCHING PANTEES with neat ribbed cuff for sheer fitting and no bulkiness. - -V. *-*ii iiiiiii HU Spencers are more popular than ever this year. These are ALL-WOOL, in a range of pastel shades of cream 2 pink? and apple. Heavy buying before the * recent rise m wool makes this low price possible. Also in long sleeves stylo at 3/3. WOOLWORTHS RICH CHOCOLATE ■ontk a filling of CREAMED COCOANUT OAXjd DATES/ fr m /hrt, ike, Sh FIRST ; pwd LAST TIME/ St; j—• * * WM Here it is again—public favourite No. 1. D-E-L-I-C-I-O-TJ-S I- Ask for DATE SANDWICH. 6 ozs. A 1 FULL FASHIONED SKBPPINC keep* them I LISL I Fi 115 id Vk Last Your 2 Opportunity! Selected TULIP BULBS A/HILE STOCKS LAST. Ii made Suede finish QUALITY 3 at the price of ordinary house ngs. Just what you want for Golf, g, etc. Hard wear and snug fit as Sires il. 9 91, and 10. Winter fun and healthy exercise for the girls. Coloured handles. . Specially selected Australian-grown,, Bulbs,.mixed colours.