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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18763, 20 July 1935, Page 12

Week-end Offer by Melbourne Cash 2500 Yards of BEMBERG MAROGAIN at the Never-before Price of Yard (36in. Wide) -v; s m sir* 1 \ —\m \ This Princess Slip requires 2Jyds. In Bemberg Marocain the cost is only 2/6 Just fancy it—2soo yards of Bemberg Marocain at the amazing value of 1/- per yard. Every yard of first grade quality. Previously sold by us at 2/11 a yard. “Good goods at lowest prices at all times” has ever been our motto, but we feel sure that with this latest amazing offer we have eclipsed ourselves, and have again led the way in giving the public remarkable money-saving chances. isiiiii llllllil|l|l!li mi Stores, Drapers and Dressmakers please note: The above price of 1/- per yard is strictly nett. Suitable for Frocks, Slips, Blouses, etc., this Bemberg Marocain is obtainable from Melbourne Sash in a wonderful variety of fascinating shades. We know there will be an unprecedented demand for this great material snip, and strongly recommend early ordering. It is a lifetime opportunity—so don’t miss it! SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Extra staff transferred to our Dress Department for the enormous rush this phenomenal bargain will bring. Country orders will be executed in strict rotation, but we regret that it is impossible under the circumstances to forward samples. Please state first, second, and third choice. . V' m m mm Wmm This chic Afternoon Frock requires 4yds. In Bemberg Marocain the cost is only 4/~ This attractive Pyjama Suit requires 4 ’yds. In Bembercj Marocain the cost is oniy 4/(>

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