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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21920, 4 April 1933, Page 3

BROWN EWING’S . GUTTING OUT CONCESSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. ■ LADIES’ NIGHTDRESSES ■ LADIES’ PYJAMAS FREE ■ MEN’S PYJAMAS For the month of April we are making a special FREE CUTTING OUT and TACKING OFFER on the following material;— FOR LADIES’ WEAR. I—Cosy Winceyctte, 36in wide, in a large range of suitable shades; dependable quality. Regular Prices 1/2, 1/6, 1/9. %—Floral Winceyette, 36in wide, in a dainty range of designs; all good colours, fast to washing. Regular Prices 1/6, 1/9. 3—Horrockses’ White Flannelette, 36in wide; quality. Regular Prices" 1/6, 1/9, 1/H. We have also a large stock of Viyella, Clydella, and Awl Flannels to choose from. SEND FOR FREE PATTERNS. BROWN EWING’S OF PRINCES STREET. FOR MEN’S WEAR. 1— Strong Velour-finish Flannelette with good bold pyjama stripes; 33in wide. Regular Price 1/6. 2 Horrockses’ Hard-wearing Stripe Flannelette, 36in wide. Regular Prices 1/6, 1/9, 1/11. . - . _ 3 Union and Wool Pyjama Cloth in nice rich tonings; smart stripes; heavy, warm Winter weight. Regular Prices 2/9, 3/6, 3/11. ’ '

An Indian princess had the great adventure of her life in London recently. For the first time she explored a great city alone. She was born in the state of Khairpur 40 years , ago. She had never before appeared in public without being veiled. An overseas writer found the Begum Salieba of Khairpur at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington. “It is nn unbelievably strange sensation/' she said through an interpreter, “to be able to wander in the streets and meet and talk to people without an attendant escort of 30 officers. To see the world as an ordinary person sees it after a life of seclusion is like being a blind man who re- - covers his sight. London is immense, very clean and well kept, hut, very uoisy. The traffic almost deafened me,”