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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 126, 20 July 1911, Page 6

tr !S A TRU SSM ! EVERYBODY SAYS SO Tv is nn established fact,-the experience of past years has proved beyond cli: pute, that “The After Season Sales at Robinson’s, Manchester House, from a point of genuineness and real reductions from regular prices, are all that they are represented to lie.” Hence, whenever they have ii sale, it is always si success, smd it does not matter whether they start 1 11 are usually of the knowing settlers and others who patiently wait for these opportunities of securing really good drapery, etc., for which Manchester House is so justly famed—at greatly reduced prices. The sale is now on, and will run for twenty-one days only. last—there is always a bar proportion

NEGLIGE SHTIITH AT N EG LI (HULK PJaiCES A r !' THE MELBOURNE, To the coin fore <T neglige ivoiir wo have addon ’ho eon do.-1 of economy, though «t 1 1 ;is imolv-'d mote labour than wo '•aro to write a I-cut We urge you to look carefully through .••us i is L «.>* v.a and mite a imo'.i.i. ante of too ; o winc-.i «'<pcc rally :ti |« al to you. Wo question whether the ’.'resent season will afford anc/tho” opportunity quite so attractive in the wealth of wnat it nfi'tvs and tdie poverty or what it asks. .'long warm union neglige shirts Is 6 r L Mon’s cotton and wool neglige shirts with linen nock hands, light grounds, with stripes Is lid ami 5s fid. Men’s allwool Llama neglige shirts, medium weights, very Kite grade materials, soft finish, with pretty stripes, 6s 1 id. Men’s all-wool Crimean shirts, linen neck hands, heavy and warm, colonial make, 7s 6d. Also huge variety of white tennis shirting, neglige style at 2s- lid, 3s lid, and Is lid.*

Coloured Electric* Lamps f or Coronation Dor orations. Is 3d each. These la.mps may .afterwards he cleaned and used for ordinary lighting.—McMillan and Fredric.* .