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Evening Star, Issue 22881, 12 February 1938, Page 10

DREAVER’S great SUM/MJEI CIEOMT Are your supplies of Underwear, Stockings, or Frocks running low? Well, here’s your chance to get high quality goods at ex ' exceptionally reasonable prices. Dreaver’s usual style and finish still stand, although the cost is so ridiculously small. Note the day Tuesday. Do come! There’s sure to be something you need at a price you want to pay. FROCKINGS AT INTEREST* ING PRICES WonHeavy Weight Super. Sand Crepe. der value at 1/-. But now only 8d yard. Thousands of yards of Summer Frockings. Plains, florals, spots, etc. 1/- yard. New Bayadere Floral Stripes. Usually 2/11. Now 1/6. Checked Silk Linen. Waikiki designs, for smart coatees. .Usually 4/11. Now 2/11. STOCKINGS AND GLOVES AT GIFT PRICES Art. Silk Hose. Splendid for sports and house wear. Fashioned with new heel. Good range of shades. Usually 2/6. Sale Price, 1/11 pair. Pure Silk Hose; full fashioned. Strong wearing feet; -splendid range of Suntan shades. Usually 4/11. Sale Price, 3/11 pair. Silk and Cotton and All Cotton Tennis Sox, in Cream and Fawn. Usually 1/3 and 1/6. Sale Price, !/• pair. Brown Nappa Gloves with stitched gauntlets. Usually 9/11. Sale Price, 6/6. Costume Fronts with net back and frilled Jabot, in Salmon Pink, Pale Blue, Fawn, and Cream, Usually 4/11. Sale Price, 3/11. Starts TUESDAY, February 15th the showroom offers these specials 50 smart assorted Costumes; imported. In plain Greys, Fawns; Chalk-line stripes and small Black/Wkite checks. In cloths and tweeds. Were 39/6 to 80/-. Sale Price, 25/-. Half-price rack of Model Costumes, in linen, celanese, Assam silk, and fancy marocains. Maids’ Tweed Coats. Plain tailored styles. 39in, 40in, 42in. Sale Price, 27/6. Splendid quality in Maids’ Navy Raincoats . 33in, 36in, 38in, 40in. Worth 17/6. v Sale Price, 7/6. A few only Maids’ Fine All-wool Cardigans, in Green, Blue, and Navy. Were 12/6. Sale Price, 6/11. 12 only plain coloured Linen Beach Frocks. Short sleeves and contrasting coloured belts and buttons. White, Fawn, Lemon, and Green. Were 26/6. Sale Price, 9/11. X.O.S. Floral Marocain Frocks. Dark Navy grounds. Were 29/6. Sale Price, 17/6. Long and Short-sleeved Blouses. Aertex, locknit, and woven celanese. Were 4/11 and 6/11. Sa, « Price » 2 / 1L 20% reduction on all Evening, Dinner Wear, and Afternoon Model Frocks. Half-price rack of Frocks, including |”“ ————— GREAT MILLINERY REDUCTIONS Stitched Linene and Silk Pull-on Hats. Beige, White, Gold, Green, Blue, etc. Usually 7/11. Sale Price, 3/11. Smart Model Straws, trimmed ribbon, veiling, etc. Brown, Black, Navy, Fawn, etc. Usually 25/6. Sale Price, 9/11. UNDERWEAR TO PLEASE A LADY Silk Dressing Gowns, with hand embroidery. Scarlet, Saxe, and Green. Were 8/11, Now 6/11. Heavy Weight Locknit Underskirts with fitted shoulders. Nil, Peach, and Shell. S.W. and W. Usually 6/11. Now 4/11. Slashing reductions in Corsets and Brassieres Oddments. Hundreds of different styles to choose from. Dainty Locknit Scanties, in pastel shades. Were 2/11. - Now 1/6. Vests to match — 1/11. Dainty 3-piece Sets—Underskirt, Vest, and Scanties I—trimmed 1 —trimmed with pretty lace. Pastel shades. Were 15/6. Now 13/6. Large size Pale Green Bemberg Nightdresses. Stamped ready for working. Worth 8/11. Sale Price, 2/6. Coloured Linen and Organdie Handkerchief Sachets. Stamped for working. Sale Price, 6d each. As assortment of heavy coloured Linen Tea Cosies. Stamped for working. Small size, 9d; large size, 1/3. balance of floral’ marocain, patterned silk, and washing frocks. Sizes—S.W., W., 0.5., XiO.S. a i DREAVERS LTD . J 72-78 GEORGE STREET.

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Dr. Pietro Ghczai, of Florence, lias been condemned to a penal island off Sicily for two vears because, it is believed, he criticised the Fascist Government. Miss Marlene Dietrich is returning to Paris from Hollywood to work with Herr Josef von Sternberg, but will go back in two years to get her American citizenship papers.

A machine-gun and 20 rifles displayed at the Harrow county offices as relics since the War have been surrendered to the police under the new Firearms Act*