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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 238, 9 May 1933, Page 6

STRIPED WINCEYETTES. Fleecy lined for 01' warmth. Neat stripes in Pink, Blue, Rust, Apricot, and others—iOUßLE WOVEN FLANNELETTE, 29-inch. This is ' unquestionably the best value possible for wear and warmth. Reversible designs. Heavy winter weight. AH good patterns — WILL WINCEYETTES, 36-inch. Plain colours, as Sky, Pink, White, HeiioYARD IJELOUR FLANNELS. Petone make, 27-inch. Excellent for winter frocks. Colours—Red, Maroon, Scarlet, Bottle, Billiard Green, Fawn, Brown, Nigger, Navy, Saxe, Reseda, Sky, Flame, Black, Rose. BROADWAY STRATFORD

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