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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 84, Issue 71, 26 March 1940, Page 8

Stocktaking Clearance! Drastically Priced . . . I- i ———————— —~~““ ————— ( I 70 in. x 90in. SOiiL x 100 in. J AZLIN BEDSPREADS JASPE BEDSPREADS y J Hem-stitched, guarant- ed fast colours, good Printed, fast colours. Large floral designs. X 9 wearing. Mauve only. Usually 12/6. Shades: Rose, Green and Blue. Usually 9/6. f ( Stocktaking Clearance 5/11 Stocktaking Clearance h/b J WHITE TWILL SHEETING SEMI-BLEACH SHEETING English manufacture. Medium weight (not Medium weight twill for ’.iard wearing. Will £ too heavy for laundering). launder white as snow. J 54in.: Usually 2/6 Now 54in.: Usually 2/6 Now J/U 80in: Usually 2/11 Now 80in.: Usually 3/6 Now J/JJ, I —— s i —— J FUR FABRIC KASHA FLANNEL X | Makes a delightful inexpensive evening coatee. Good medium weight. Warmth without bulk, y |ln shades of green, brown, sarte, and black. Excellent lor children’s winter frocks. Shades: X I 36in. wide. Usually 3/11 yd. Rust, green, red, lido, scarlet, tan, bottle, nil, y | saxe, gold, and navy. Usually 3/11 yd. { Stocktaking Clearance 2/11 Stocktaking Clearance J/H g *— S - I 5 KAY DOWN QUILTS BLANKETS I In rich silk brocades. Well filled for warmth. Made f roni pure n.Z. wool. White with olII Shades of rose, green, blue and gold. cured borders. Single: Usually 18/6 Now J Single: Usually 39/6 . Now JJ/fc * ,r ‘ Double: Usually 25/- Now gg/jji Double: Usually 55/- Now pr. ■TRMTTAGPS

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