A Rare Opportunity to Money. BLOUSES. ■' ' ' ' ■ ' , WHILE THEY LAST WE QUOTE THE FOLLOWING—(4O ASSORTED PLAIN VOlt/E BLOUSES—In Sky, Helio, Rosa White. Usually 12/6. ' GOING AT—4/11, Each, 20 WHITE SILK BLOUSES.—Shirt Styles.—l6/6. . FOR 10/6. 100 STRIPED CAMBRIC BLOUSES—Smart American Shirt Styles. WorTTi 'lO/6. ' TO GO AT—6/11. SKIRTS THESE SKIRTS ARE JUST ABOUT HALF USUAL VALUES. 20 HEAVY FANCY STRIPED ' TWEED GOLF SKIRTS—69/6 FOR 35/-. 60 FANCY TWEED GOLF yAND HOUSE SKIRTS—A Snip i AT 22/6 EACH. 10 ,ONLY—ASSORTED SERGE and CHECKED WORSTED AGOORDEiON PLEATED SKIRTS'. Usually 72/6—TO GO—At 39/6. / FROCKS AT GIFT PRICES. 10 ONLY-GREY FLANNEL COAT FROCKS.—Assorted Styles and Sizes.—99/6 ' FOR 45/-. 6 ONLY—NAVY SERGE COAT FROCKS.—Smart Plain! Styles. Usually 75/- to 110/-. —NOW . 59/6 to '7o/-. 10 ASSORTED VOILE FROCKS— TO GO AT 30/- EACH. CORSETS < ■ si-. 30, PAIRS—SMART ENGLISH SPORTS CORSETS. . Sizes 21, 26, ' .27, 28 Only. Usually 10/6 , —GOING AT 4/11. 100 PAIRS—LATEST D. & A!. MODEL. Sizes 21, 22, 23, 24. 13/6—FOR 7/6. 50 PAIRS—GREY BELTED CORSETS. Strongly Boned. Sizes 24 to 36. Usually 18/6. TO CLEAR 12/6. SUSPENDERS—2SO Pairs at 1/- Pair. 100 Pairs at 1/6 Pair—. / . Worth Double These Prices. / 1000 VESTS—With Strap or Short Sleeves. Chemise Length in First Grade Woven Cotton. W. and O.S. Sizes. —3/6 and 4/6. — : ■' , - TO GO 'ATI 2/6. TEiomsoii Heattie 9 JAd The Mail Order House, HUE STREET, - ' INVE EC A EG I L L. '’Phones 1613, 1614. P.O. Box 46.
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Western Star, 3 February 1922, Page 3
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