FOR SALE AT ROBINSON'S.
Owing to tlio mildness of the season there has boon little demand for warm furs. The cold weather is still to come, and the .Robinsons are determined that their fur stock has got to go. The first loss is always the best, and if low prices—eh, much below regular cost—will do it, they won’t remain long. Ladies’ necklets and muffs in a big variety of furs are reduced like this: 6s lid to 4s 9d: 10s Gd to 6s 9d; 12s Gd to 7s 9d; 15s lid to Bs' lid; 18s Gd to 9s lid: 21s to 13s lid and so on. They are all English samples and were real “snips” at original prices, but now they arc practically r “gifts.” The opoortunirv is NOW, and there is only a limited quantity. Manchester House is the place to got their *
CABLE NEWS By Electric Telegraph—Copyright United Vi-n** A.-sSiviai mu.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 100, 17 June 1911, Page 5
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