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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22295, 22 June 1934, Page 3

the DISCOUNT ON ALL EVENING GOWNS This exciting offer is for the week-end only. Gorgeous creations of exclusive designs, bias cut or cut on straight lines from exclusive materials. Trimmings of Bugle Beads or Silver and Gold Tissues are used to give most novel effects. Regular Prices 89/6, £6/19/6, Bgns to 15gns. ALL SUBJECT TO A DISCOUNT OF 4/- IN THE £. SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS English All-Wool Tweeds, for frocks and skirts; 15 ends only in season's newest weaves; 36in wide. Regular Prices: 3/6, 3/11, 4/6. Week-end Price «/O Bleached Twill Sheeting, 54in wide; good strong quality that will give satisfactory service over a long period. Regular Price, 2/9 yard. Week-end Price Bloomer Cloth, .50 in wide and circular woven; in shades of Saxe, Cream, and Navy. Regular Price, 2/11. 1/fi Week-end Price Ladies' Silk Hose, service weight and full fashioned; lisle welts and ; feet; Cuban heels; manufacturers' mediums; Sun Beige, Streetone, Biscay, Crystclle, Dark Brown, French Grey, and Gunmetal. Week-end Price, O/ 1 1 Ladies' Brushed Wool Gloves, Scotch knit, with smart threetone ribbed gauntlet; in Bhades of Beaver, Brown, and Camel. O //» Week-end Price T' ° Printed Cotton Table Covers, size 36in x. 36in; bright floral patterns of pleasing design. Regular Prices: 1/11, 2/1 K Week-end Prices: PRINCES STREET. WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS.

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