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*i?htv CARNIVAL of BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE SHOWROOM - FROCKS - COATS - HATS - ALL GUARANTEED TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY GARMENT. TEN DOZEN ONLY CHILDREN’S FADELESS PRINT FROCKS In sizes 16in. to 24in. Showing in a big selection of fast C/11 washing colours and a variety of attractive styles. Usual 3/ £ £ price 7/6 to 8/11. PRICE SHATTERING REDUCTION LADIES’ STYLISH ALL-WOOL SPRING COATS Showing in a range of the newest spring shades and attrac- QA/ five new season styles. Silk lined throughout. A range priced Qtf / " elsewhere at £5/5/-. PRICE SHATTERING REDUCTION LADIES’ STYLISH PRINTED SILK FROCKS An attractive silk utility frock in a range of smart floral designs. Attractive flat crepe fabric in a good washing 10/ 11 quality. Usually 22/6. PRICE SHATTERING REDUCTION NEW SEASON’S MODEL FROCKS Exclusive model frocks in plain heavy weight silks. In all the popular colours, including black, navy, and new pastel Q/1 / tonings. Values that will save you at least £1 to 30/- on our o*l/ “ lower price. SPECIAL VALUE LADIES' '‘VICTORY CREPE” SMART PRINTED SILK FROCKS In a delightful range of smart new season styles. Attractive new designs in gay and exotic tonings. All sizes to choose 3/ / 0 from. Usually 47/6. PRICE SHATTERING REDUCTION IW—SMARTLY STYLED SILK FROCKS IN SPOT DESIGNS Spots are always right and the smart selection of styles m C this big value are certain to please. Value worth 39/6. / V BARGAIN CARNIVAL VALUE “LITTLE PEASANT’’ COTTON FROCKS For the Summer weather these new styles in gay prints will prove practical and serviceable. Trimmed with white pique. *j Q/ 1 1 Styles that come from “South of the Border.” Usual 22/6 10/ J. 1 va ‘ lue> WAREHOUSE PRICE Meo AGKAY?S£ GREYMOUTHS

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