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Well T H ‘ ** . . . q/11. i/ii WHITE TWILL SHEETS. Hemmed ready for use. For made. Women s size- 3/11; o.s. 4/11 sing]e )jed FAIR pRICE 5/11 pair For Double Beds,—FAlß PRICE 7/6, 8/11 Pair HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPT. LADY JANE “GOLD RING” super weight, pure silk full lUf’PKT’a WFAP fashioned hose- 12/6 IVLLINb WibAK. LADY JANE “SILVER RING” heavy weight pure Silk Full Fashioned HOSE. 9/11 MEN’S FINE NAVY ALL WOOL SERGE SUITS. GuarLADY JANE “BLUE RING” light weight pure silk full anteed dyes. Worth 79/6 — ONLY 69/6 fashioned Hose 7/H MEN’S ALL WOOL ENGLISH KAKE Sleeveless PULL “SILVER STRAND” ‘AVON’ Service weight pure Silk OVERS. Really dressy. Usually 8/6 — ONLY 5/11 Full Fashioned HOSE— 6/11 MEN’S INTERLOCK ZIPP SHIRTS, with long sleeves in ARISTOC. The aristocrat of Silk Stockings— 6/11 & 8/11 Wue maroon , fawn or cream. Usually 8/6— ONLY 5/11 MEN’S GREY ALL WOOL FLANNEL SPORTS TROUSM A ERS. All sizes. Worth 9/6 — ONLY 6/11 IUAIi LGLOILL x. MEN’S GOOD WEARING CHECK AND STRIPED 14 dozen only, Red and Blue Striped Coloured FACE SHIRTS. With collar to match. Well made. Usually TOWELS. Medium size. Usually 1/11 pair— 6/11 — ONLY 5/6 FAIR PRICE 7?.d EACH BOYS’ FINE ALL WOOL NAVY SERGE SUITS. Double Heavy weave. Large size. Usually 2/ pair— seats and elbows. Usually 37/6— ONLY 32/6 FAIR PRICE 9d Each BOYS’ GREY SCHOOL SHIRTS. Open collars. All sizes. This is an outstanding line in DARK COLOURED TOWELS Usually 2/6 ONLY 1/11 I TRUMAN’S fashion importers I S MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. |

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Grey River Argus, 9 October 1934, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Grey River Argus, 9 October 1934, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Grey River Argus, 9 October 1934, Page 2

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