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Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2304, 5 September 1929, Page 2

rs?" \d \ •2)*V~ ®r±3 'pi u for School Boys and Girls - - POSTED FREE rpIINK of the long term ahead and provide now for the school kiddies at very lowest cost to yourself. If unable to call—write! Complete satisfaction assured . or goods taken back. Remember we pay the postage on parcels posted to yoti. ‘ FOR BOYS. BOYS’ SERGE SHORTS, Nary, double seats, buttoned and looper, strong linings. All sizes. 8/11 Net Cash. BOYS’ SHIRTS, Heavy Grey Geneva Cloth; tennis and eunoe. collar. *ii ‘ r //* /* /'I ~i Net Cash. All sizes. an<l 0/11 BOYS’ GOLF HOSE, Red, White, Blue and Golf baud. All sizes. . < g/g Post Free. BOYS’ TWEED SHORTS. All-wool “Koslyn.” Well made; strong linings. Button and looper. All sizes. 7711 I’ost Free. BOYS’ SUITS. All-wool, Light and Dark Grey, Well made; sizes sto 10; hard wearing. 25/- 28/6 85/- ~ost Frec - BOYS’ GOLF HOSE. Fine all-wool Cashmere. Size 6 7 8 0 10 3/3 3/6 3/9 4/- 4/8 Post Frec FOR GIRLS. FASHIONED GYM. HOSE. All-wool, double knees and soles. All sizes. Black. Service weight; 6/11 Post Free BLACK GYM. HOSE. All-wool; good weight, mock seam, double soles. All sizes. 4/11 Post Free ALL-WOOL 2-SOX.. Fine close weave. Double top. Reinforced foot. Tanaura, Nude, Blush, Cloud. In sizes 6to 10. « 2/6 t 0 3/6 Fost Free SILK AND WOOL'2 HOSE. Smart Marl Mixture. Turn-over allwool top with self tone Silk stripe in two splendid shade*. Bagdad and Camel. Sizes Gto 10. 2/88/8 p<Kt Free. LASTLONGA 4-SOX. A Marl Mixture of Wool-Cotton. Very durable and excellent.washing; in large range of smart shades, including Camel/White, Rose/Grey, Almond/White, Saxe/White, Helio./ , White; in sizes 2to 0. 1/3 1/11 Free GIRLS’ GYM. TUNICS. Superior quality Navy Serge. Size 24in. 27in. ••• SOiu. 38i». • • 80in. • 81/- 32/6 33/9 36/9 38/6 GIRLS’ NAVY BLAZERS. Good quality flannel and other Navy Fabrics. Sizes 23 to 34. From 6/11 to 18/11 According to Fabrics. GIRLS’ GYM. BLOUSES. Cream Fug! Silk. Post Free Sizes 11 114 12 12|- 13 134 14 144 PRICES 8/11 8/11 9/6 9/6 9/6 9/6 9/11 9/11

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