ADVERTISEMENTS

in the “Queensland
Times” bring results.

Population of West
Moreton District,

66,000.

68th YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

VOL. LXIX., No. 13, 198.

MEMORANDA.

WEATHER FORECAST.

BRISBANE, July 18,
‘The following weather forecast fo
Queensland for the ensuing 24 hours
was {sued at noon to-day.—
Conditions remain favourable for
capricious thunderahowers west from
Hne Normanton to Goondiwind!, chiet-
Jy south from tropics; otherwise 6:
erally fine except for showers along
the seaboard, chiefly in insula
‘and Central Coast divisions —Tem-
perature—Warmer in North and
cool to moderate eleswhere,
Wind p-easterly along Pacific
‘slopes, fresh to equally on coast; east-
ly to north-easterly inland.
——$}+—

TEMPERATURES.

FRIDAY.

Maximum ..
‘Minimum

‘ADVERTISED EVENTS

sHOW.
‘Esk Ghow, second day.

DANCING.

Memorial Hall.
Redbank Plains State School.
‘Marburg Hall.
‘Walloon Btate School.

* ENTERTAINMENTS,
Pictures, Wintergarden Theatre,
“The ‘Adorable Outcast”

‘Theatre.
Piotures, Rialto Theatre.
SPORTING.
yr aymple, Rugby League
North Ipewi
Whig Stare’ aporte mesting, Wood

SALVATION ARMY.
Uamniversary tea, € p.m. Cambrian
‘Hall; meeting § pm. Citadel.
SUNDAY.

Woyal Orange Lodge
Town Hall.

Galvation Army, Anniversary Ser-
‘vices.

"Pleasant Gunday Afternoon,”
tral Methodiae Church.

SALES BY AUCTION.

+2 WATURDAY. JULY 14.
By ‘mathiag ‘and Walker, at Nicholas-

‘Tivolt

celebrations,

Con-

Sage Seree—lorees, sles, poul-|

os
Meyers, at York-ntrest
Br aa Beanetteetret, ast Ipawish.
Allotments.

By B. Bostock & Sons, at Dinmore
—MoGrath Batate.

TUBSDAY, JULY 11.
Harding & Walker, at Sandy Gal-
Pt Ro ncattle.

% « JATURDAY, JULY 21.
By it, Bostock & Hone, et their mart:
By fi. Bette, at Boonah: Agricultural
Bye Jackeon & (Meyers, at Goodna—
BATURDAY, JULY 28.
: Brisbang-
* aie, Pe! ee

‘ , AUGUST 2, 1928.
oe dona at ain ‘Ripley.
‘road, Frag aleve Tics geal Land, and
chs Z

seme

SUN. MOON, AND TIDES.

am, ft in. p.m.
656 50 1.33,
133 60 523

t,t

(For Ipswich add cive hours, ‘tor
subtract 1 hour 18° min-
utes)

MAILS OUTWARD. _
(Times xiven below are for the
Brisbane Post Office.)
UNITWD KINGDOM AND CONTIN-
ENT OF EUROPE—Per Kar-

August 12.
kunda, dated Brisbane June 4 and
arrived at London on July 8.

AMERICA.—Per Aorangi, mails close
July 2, due Vancouver August 17;
Der Sierra, malls close August 2, due
an Francisco suguat 23.

OCEAN ISLAND (via Newcastle) —
‘Per Benton, to-day, 7.5 a.m.

INTERSTATE, PLACES.—Per,

WAURU apd OCEAN

(via Newcast,.).—Per Nauru Chief,
16, 75 a

ZEALAND.—Per Ulimaroa,

daly 18, 15 am,

MAILS INWARD.

ENGLISH MAILS.—Per Mongolia,
mails dated London June 21, due
Brisbane July 23; per Osterley méils

London June 28, due Brisbane
20; per Moldavia, malls dated
Tendon July 6, due Brisbane August
; per Comorin, mails dated London
July 19, due Brisbane August 20.

AMERICAN MAILS.—Per

malls dated Vancouver

rangi,

ft 2 doe Retshane July 01 ser
‘malls dated San Franctuco

dp, due Brisbane, July, 2: per
ut, matla dated San Franctaco

July 11, due Brisbane August 6; per

Bonoma, mails dated San Francisco
uly 26, cue Brisbane August 17; per

Ao.

‘Makura, mail

August f, due Brisbane September 3;
Der Ventura, malls dated San Fran-
tee Anewet 16, due Brisbane Baptarn-

The “Queensland Times” stenda for
© constructive, forward policy at all
times. If you are not 2 subscriber,
you ought to be, Send in your name
‘Ywo-day,

PUBLISHED DAILY.

16 PAGES——112

IPSWICH, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1928.

BIRTHS, | ENGAGEMENT
NOTICES, MARRIAGES,
DEATHS, AND IN
‘MEMORIAM NOTICES.

"TO. secure insertion, | an-
nouncements forwarded to
this column must be EN-
DORSED by the Sender.
Engagement Not{cos must
bo signed by both parties.
‘The charge for each inser-
tion of either of the above
notices is 4/ cash; if booked.
For the addition of poetry.
a cash charge of 44 per line
tomade; {f booked, 64 per line
per Insertion.

FUNERAL
of Mr, and
HN O'SHEA and FAMILY,
Ipswich. late af
Rosawood and Thagoona, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the
Funeral of their deceaned Son and
thelr Brother (JOHN JOSEPH
O'SHEA), Bank Clerk, of Mareeba.
to move from St. Mary'r | RC.
Church, at 3.30 o'clock, ‘TO-MOR-
ROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON,
the 15th inst., for the Ipswich Ceme-
tery.
GEORGE DOWDEN, Undertake.

——=

J, & H REED. UNDERTAKERS.
Corner of Nicholas and south
Streets, Telephone 53, day or night,

DEATHS.

17, at her_re-
Margaret Ellen
McGuire, age (4 years,
RIP,

WILTON.—on July ist, 1928, at bis
Fesidence, Raceview, Josops Wil-
ton, aged $8 years,

Deeply Rogretted.

MARRIAGE.
ALEXANDER—THOMPSON.—At Bt.
‘Aldan'a Church of England, Mut-
Gaptity, on June #th, Alice ‘Mary,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mra.
W. C. Thompson, to Norman
Dougias Alexander, of Harrisville,
Rev. J. C. Ramaay officiated.

BEREAVEMENT NOTICES,
Mra. R. BEVERLEY desires to re-

‘at Brassall on July 16, 1926.
neerted by’ his loving wite.)

‘The BROTHERS, SISTERS, and

for cards, letters, and messages
of sympathy, extended to them
during thelr recent bereavement.

‘The FAMILY of the late Mrs. Mf. E.
‘McGulre (Walloon), wish to ro-
turn thelr sincere "THANKS to
NURSES concerned (Ipswich
General Hospital), Rev. Fathers
McMonagle, and ' Doctors con
cerned, Rev. Father O'Rourke, and
Sisters of Mercy (Rosewood), for
their kind attention to their late
mother during her illness; also to
all kind relatives and friends who
sent wreaths, telegrams, cards,
letters or messages of condolence,
‘also those who attended the fun-
eral, and in any way nympathised
with them or assisted them in
thelr recent sad bereavement.

Mrs, STEPHEN PYH and FAMILY,
‘“Woodleigh," Bundanba, sincere-
ly THANK’ Anglican Clergy, doc-
tora concerned, — nui stat,
‘True Blue and ' Kilkivan Lodges,
and all kind friends who assisted
; and sympathised with them in
their recent 22d bereavement.

‘The WILTON FAMILY, of Raceview
‘wishes to THANK ail kind friet
who sent wreaths, cards. or let-
ters of condolence, or in any way
ympathised with them in their
recent sad bereavement,

IN MEMORIAM.
BROCKIE.—In memory of our dear
mother, Sarah Ann, who passed,
‘away on July 16, 1!
(inserted by her loving daughters
‘Mrs, H, Walker, Mra, W, Mar-
ind Tom Brockle.)

In ever loving memory
of my dear wife and our dear
mother, Edith Follett, who was
Iald to rest on July 14, 1

We were gathered round her, weep-
ng,
For we know her end was nigh.
Knew that soon our own dear mother,
Like the beauteous flowers, must

To walt for cure was all in vain;
But God alone, who thought {t best,
Did ease hee pain and gave her
rest.
(nwerted by her
and chjldren, Frank,
Edie, and Lealt

loving husband
Mack, Arthur,

FOLLETT.—in sad but joving_me-
mory of my dear alster ‘edith,
10 was laid to rest on
wae duly 14,
No one knows the silent heartache,
‘Only those can tell
Who have lost a dear sinter
Without a last farewell.

(Ever remembered by her loving
sister, Mrs. A, Schultz.)

In loving memory of our
jer-in-law, Edith Kate,
who was laid to rest on July 14,
3027,
At Rest.
UUnverted by her loving sistera-in-
law, Mary, Serah, and Blizabeth.)

IN MEMORIAM,

HORSFALL.—In loving memory of my
dear wife, Caroline Horstall, who
departed this life on July 14, 1

ks,

>

KING.—In loving memory of my dear
wife, who passed away on July
15, 1925,

Ever to memory dear.
(inserted by her loving husband,

Edward Thomas King.)

KING.—In loving memory of my dear
frend Mra. Annie King, who
died July 16, 1925.

(inserted by her dear friend, Mrs.

Jesse Maltman.)

loving memory of my
fe, and our mother, Deborah
Perro, who passed away 14th
July, "1923,
At Rest,
IRICHEY.—In loving memory of Sarah
Jane, beloved wife of Jame
Richey, called home on July is,

At Rest,
———
For Sale or te Buy.

i eh Bosal tae ey
ASPINALL'S—Odaments in Ladies’

Suede or Patent Shoes, still
jeelling at 8/11. White Shoes, 1/, 1/11,
2/LL. Glippers, 276. cos,

AT | MecKelvie's, — Brisbane-street,
buy your Grammar School and
College Books. It will pay you, c025

At G. 3. Hoare & Son, near Tivolt
‘Theatre, Player Piano, new,

splendid tone; cusy terms. Organ,

10/ deposit.

ATG. 5. & Son, double bed, new
wire, {iti mattress, 5/ deposlt,

5/ weekly, Pillows, 2/6 each,

TG. J. & Bon, Cot 20/, pram 6/

deposit; High Chairs 11/6,

Kapoc Quilts 13/6,

[A BIG Purchase Insolvent Stock,
Glassware, Crockery, enables Big
|White to sell tens than half-price.

2/11 SALAD Howl, 1/3; a 12/6
also 2/11 Vases,

AU COVERED Jam Dish, 44a
2/11 Floral Jug, 1/3; a (9d. Mux

64. Big White's,

|A 2/6 ENAMEL Basin, 1/6; 9/6 Set
Enamel Stawpans, Galvanived

Bottom Boilers, 2/1

Bex Lecat Grown Fruit; Choice

Mandarina for Bale, Cheap. Grown

in your own town. Order delivered.

Holmwood Farm,

e188

——

(CHEVROLET, good order, inspection

invited, only £85. ‘See Chris.

Runge, Ipswich Motor and Service
Station.

CLAPHAM, ‘Thorn-atreet, sells Poul-

try, alive, dressed; buys Poultry,
Hides, Calfskins, Honey, Wax, But-
ter, Horsehair, Tallow, 896

NARTES for sale, good strain.
‘A. Barnes, Park-strect. cf8

‘OR SALE, White Leghorn Pullets,
laying, Padman strain, 10/8 pair,
Money refunded if not satisfied. Also,
Settings Black Orpingtons, Burns-
Judson strain, 7/6; 12 clicks guaran-
teed, C. Smith, Redbank Plains, Ips-
wich. 903

FPOR Sale, an tnvalld Chatr, in good
condition. Apply Box AS? this
ofice, 40

FOR Sale, House, at North Ipswich.
ood position. W. J. Butterfield,
Lawrence-street, North Ipswich,

FOR Bale. 200 Biscuit Tinn  10in.
‘square, block tin; make lovely
Clear, ¢4. each. Molloy's,

cor

R Bale, two active Heavy Draught
Geldings, 4 and 8 years, broken

in, suitable for town, dray or lorry,
[00d workers. Howell, Grandchester,

electric light fittings,
tennis court. Any reasonabl
958,
Double Furrow Disc
wunders, In 004

. Sempf, Morton Vale,
003,

R Sale, 7-roomed Home, Liver-

pool-street, North ‘Ipswich.
Handy to ‘bus and works, Mra. Geo.
Brown. 865,

(OTHER PREPAID ADVERTISE
MENTS APPEAR ON PAGE TWO.)

Business Notices.

THE CITY SILK STORE

FOR EXCLUSIVE SILK3 AND
DRESS FABRICS.

SPECIAL SILK VALUES.

MARLE STRIPE SILK,
Inches. All Pure Silk, These com-
prino the very latest colours, and

Colours include Saxe, Red,
cot, Vieux Rose,
etc, SPECIAL,

vat

Wini
Gree: ‘
PRICE, 2/9 yard.

SPOT SHENOIA, 6 inches. A very
smart Art Silk fabric, in small spot
designs, Colours ure Green
Mastic, Saxe and Mastic, White and
Red, Rone, and White.

PRICE, 3/11 yard,

COLOURED SHIMARAY,
A plain coloured Art Silkk that wears
and launders perfectly, Shades i
clude Apricot, Pink, Mastic,

M New Green, Vieux Rose,

3/11 ya

COLOURED CREPE de CHINE,
Inches, A heavyweight quality.
Pure Silk showing in the
Spring colourings,
SPECIAL PRUCE, 4/11 yard.

hone | NICHOLAS) | Next to
493. |"STREET, | Hyslop's,

Business Notices.

2/1 BROADWAY TIES FOR 1/6
We have just made a big purchase of
Men's Quality Broadway Ties.
Honently Worth, 2/11.
SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICE 1/6

THE TOGGERY SHOP,

FOR BETTER QUALITY
MEN’S WEAR.

MEN's FOOTWEAR SPECIALS.
MEN'S PATENT OXFORD SHOES.
made on a smart easy fitting last,
sown soles.
PRICE 6, .. 2o0s oe oo oe WAL
MEN'S BOX CALF OXFORD SHOES,
in two smart shapes, self caps,
Welted soles,
PRICE .. .. o¢ se ae 19/6,

MARSHALL SHOES, Less 10
per cent Discount,

The whole of our big stock of
MARSHALL SHOES ts less
10 per cent. discount this
month,

Also FREE with overy pair. a
specially prepared Polishing

Cloth,

s/t FUJI SILK SHIRTS, 8/11,
MEN'S PLAIN GENUINE FUJI SILK
SHIRTS, in Tennis, Sporta,

Tourist styles.

SPECIAL PRICE .. . At
BIG VALUES IN MEN'S UNDER-
‘WEAR.

3/11 FLEECY LINED SINGLETS.
SPECIAL PRICE .. .. .. .. 8/1.
5/11 COTTON AND WOOL SINGLETS
SPECIAL PRICE see MB

12/6 ALL WOOL SINGLETS.

' Mop for floors oF tino.

SPECIAL PRICE .. «. 6... .. 8/6,

3/11 BALBRIGGAN UNDERPANTS,
SPECIAL PRICE ,. wn

‘YHE TOGGERY SHOP von |
MEN,

BRISBANE-STRERT, IPSWICH.
‘Neat Jackson and Meyers,

Another List Of
Stocktaking Bargains,

snTtowing on test Btocktak-
ing Bpecials, wo fering another
fering" siainicns "Knives, "inch
less -Kalves,
[Stainless Forks and Spoons, at Bpec-
lally Reduced Prices. Also we have a
Umited number of wood lat. Verancah
Blindg, more or less faulty. We are
clearing these at Half Price. Thess
are Special Bargains for early buy.
ers, quantities limited, and all won-
erful ‘values,
STAINLESS CUTLERY
SENSATION,

Firth Stainlesx Table ‘and Dessert
Kanlves, with white xylonite handles,
made in SheMeld and superior fine
th, In rack boxes, containing half
dozen knives.

Dessert size, 1/2 each; 6/ box of -
dosen,

Table size, 1/4 each; 1/ box of +

doren.
NICKEL SILVER,
Awiwhyie Stainless “Nichol. Spoone
wiwhyte leas _ Nici
and Forks, good ShoMeld make, old
English pattern.
‘Teaspoons, 3/3 halt dozen.
acbeusert Shoons of Forks, 6/3 hait

Soup Spoons, Table Spoons, or Table
orks, 1/8 halt dosen,

Jats, od€ sizes. We have about a dosen
of these, some in perfect condition,
others more or less faulty; but can be
easily repaired. Early buyers have
thelr pick. Special Price. 15/ each.
Po NF) POLISH MOPS.
‘Triangle shape, similar to O'Cedar
Mop, any brand of polish can be used
with thes. mops. A. splendid Polish
great labour
eaver. Unual Price, 4/6. Special Price,
4/11 each.

Barry & Roberts Ltd.,

IPSWICH

Pastrycooks,
Confectioners,
Caterers,

and |
SPECIAL {ft

a6 inches, {I

ler, Blue, White, SPEC- |}

an |

also Black. |

Fruiterers,

B give a high grade
aervice in every de-
partment of our business,

Promptness, courtery,
and care mark all our
dealings.

WHITEHOUSE LIMITED,
Nicholas-street - - - - - Ipswich,

THE BEAUTIFUL
HOOD PIANO.

} The rare exterior beauty of
the HOOD PIANO matches the
unusual beauty of the tone with
In.

And this beautiful instrument
2 built in our ewn country—to fi
sult our varying climatic condl-
tons,

Bo aure to hear itt

Wertheim Q'Id Piano
Depots, Pty., Ltd.,

Opp. "Q.7." OFFICE,

BRISRANE-STREET,

L

Business Notices,

NEW
FANCY
HALF HOSE

AT

HAENKE'S.

GMART and Dignitied in design,
cheerful and harmonious in col-
our, fine looking, close fitting, these
new styles aro the cholce of men who
Insist upon the finest of Half Hose.
New colours and patterns have
arrived, in Art Silk, Silk and Wool,
and Cashmere.

2/11, 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6.

A: & H.C. HAENKE,

MEN'S WEAR SPECIALIST,
BELL-STREET,
IPSWICH,
AND AT QUEEN-STREET,
BRISBANE.

Garden Tools.

SPADES

(Bnglish)
(Bnglish) .

“CAHOON” SOWERS,
Selling Everywhere at 22/6.
OUR PRICE .. + 27/6 each,

“Where Everything Is Cheaper.”
McKENZIE & JACKSON,

EAST AND LIMESTONE STS,
IPSWICH.

Try | Thomas Cash Order,

MATHERS’
WORK BOOTS

11/9 LEATHER’ COSSACKS, fairly
soll soles, Hand-made for 9/11.

18/1 STRONG LEATHER PIT
BOOTS. Nailed Toe and Heel
Plates for 14/11.

19/11 BOX HIDE WELTED SHOES
for 8/11.

SANDSHOES,

GREATLY REDUCED.

4/11 LADIES’ CANVAS ONE BAR
SHOES for 3/11.

4/11 YOUTHS’ LACE SANDSHOES
for 3/11.

REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT.

MATHERS’ SHOE STORE.
NICHOLAS-BT. IPSWICH.

Hodnett & Everding,

Nicholas-street, .. ..
Next
‘Men's

++ Ipswich,
A, E, Whitehead, Chemist),
Boys’ Mercers & Clothiers,
HALF PRICE, MEN'S ALL WOO!
TWEED “OVERCOATS lin
throughout, Raglan sleeves, full,
loose ‘belt, Sizes 4, 6 6, | Usual
Price, 66/ SALE PRICE, 30/.
MEN'S AUSTRALIAN ALL WOOL
TWEED TROUSERS, In shades of
Dark Greys. Sizes 3 to 8, Usual
Price, 13/6, SALE PRICE, 11/9,
MEN'S’ AUSTRALIAN WOOL GREY
FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS, Sizes,
8.M., M., 0.8. Usual Price, 6/6, BALE

BOY'S DARK GREY WOOL TWEED
SAC BACK KNICKER  SsuIT,

Sizes 5 to
SALE PRICE,

ned throughout.
Usual Price, 18/6,
13/11

| BOYs' DARK GREY WOOL TWEED

NAVY FLANNEL KNICK-
ERs, with strong Gr
Calico, Stzex $ to 18, Usual Price,
5/6. SALE PRICE, 3/11.

BOYS' STRIPED CRASH SHIRT-
WAISTS, Usunl Price, 2/6, SALE
PRICK, 1/11,

HODNETT & EVERDING,
NICHOLAS-ST. IPSWICH.

AND

G. BROCKWELL GILL,
ARCHITECT,
BANK CHAMBERS,
SRISBANE-STREET, IPSWich.

COLUMNS.

Che Oucensland Cimes.

PRICE—ONE PENNY.

SUBSCRIPTION.

Country—
In Bundle: 7/ per
| quarter, in advance,

Posted Direct: 7/6
per quarter, in ad-
vance,

‘at the General Post Oftice
for Tranemleston by Post en's Newspapers

HYSLOP’S,

We have only a few left which
we are clearing at one third
their Usual Price.

LADIES’ COATING _ SERGE
COSTUMES, Peter Pan Col-
Jar. short sleeves. In Saxe and
Brown only. Usual Price,
17/11. TO CLEAR 5/11 each.

LADIES’ WOOL HOPSAC COS-
TUMES, half sleeves, Peter
Pan Collar. Trimmed binding
and buttons to tene. In Brown
and Saxe only. Usual Price,
25/9. TO CLEAR, 6/11.

LADIES’ FANCY SERGE COS-
TUMES, trimmed collar and
front. Usual Price, 29/11. TO
CLEAR, 9/11.

LADIES’ FANCY GABARDINE.

COSTUMES, Usual Price
£3/5/. TO CLEAR, 19/11,

LADY'S BROWN WOOL GA-
BARDINE COSTUME,
Oriental — trimming.
sleeves. _ slightly
Usual Price,

LADIES’ DRAPER,
Nicholas-street,

HALF-PRICE SHOES,
HALF-PRICE SHOES,

‘THE COMMONWEALTH
SHOE STORE
OFFERS TO-DAY,

MANY STYLES
IN LADIES’ SHOES,
AT HALF PRICE.
BRISBANE-STREET,

IPSWICH.

DINNER WARE.

REGAL WHITE DINNERWARE
ts semi-porcolain China, of bright
hustrous, glaze,

Ita cléan, milky whiteness, serrated
edge. with light embossing
fure to look upon—a. ered
table,

"Ve can supply in Dinner Sets o
separate Pleces. Our own stock pat-

lece Dinner Set, $5/, 31/6.
‘in, 10in.,

RTE 10/, 127" dow.
Coupe Soups, 10/ dos.

Vegetable Dishes, 6/6 each.

Gravy Boats, 2/6,

Meat Dishes, 11in.

Porridge Bowls, 6id. and i
Basins, 1/, 1/3, 1/6.

Jugs, 1/9, '2/3, 2/9.

MYOTT'S ENGLISH DECORATED

DINNER SETS.

Octagon Shape, sunflower decora-
tion, £3/17/6,

Octagon Shay
oration, £4/2/
‘Octagon Shay
ecoration, £3)
Round Shape, ‘Royal
with floral spray, £4/10/,
Round Shape. Salmon border, floral
spray, £4/5/.
Ros Bi

blossom 4
medallion and spray
jue band,

Turquoise border,

corations—a delight
jeense.

‘We have also landed a fine range of
good, fine quality CHINA TEA SETS,
tn a’ number of choice decorations,
25/, 27/6, 90/. Tt will pay you to ine
spect these Rods,

See Window Display.

MINING & HARDWARE
SUPPLIES,

BRISBANE-STREET - - IPSWICH.

to

NORTH STAR HOTEL,

WHERE Sports and Business Men
foregather to discuss the topics

of the day over a friendly spot.

M. T. BULLIVAN,
ter.

Lon,
a dre Bi
/7, wd

REFER TO PAGE ._..,
FOR ENAMEL WARE
BARGAINS.

BEIRNE LIMITED

IPSWICH.

OUR BIG
WINTER SALE
CONTINUES.

The wisdom of procurin,
personal and ouseho!
want: Reduced Prices re-
quires no stressing. The
gain is at once apparent. We
invite you to inspect the
numerous opportuni of
Savings now offering at our

WINTER SALE.

SATURDAY MORNING
SPECIALS FOR KIDDIES. *

COMIC PAPERS GIVEN’
AWAY FREE!

Table of FLANNEL FROCKS
for children, some smocked on
shoulder, others ith motif on
pocl and scal it
sleeve ae hem Net we
In sizes 18 t ! Price,
8/1 to 12/6. mae:
SATURDAY MORNING PRICP.

Table of KIDDIES’ GAR-

}, Bloomers, Vests, Feed-

ers, Bibs, Bonnets, Pilchers, Pet-

ticoats,

SATURDAY MORNING PRICE.
1/ each.

Table of BONNETS. to fit
os Ra to three years ay m:
a in, ie.
Pe am
P
vs RICE,

Table of Warnt Little ~FLAN-
NELETTE FROCKS, for house
wear, two different styles, Col+
ours, Saxe, Rose, Mauve, Pin!
Sky. Fawn and Cream. Sizes 1
to 24. Usual Price, 4/11,
SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,

2/11 each. -

Table of White Voile FROCKS,
lace trimmed, lightly soiled.
Sizes 27 to 36. Usual Price, “8/11,
to 10/6,

SALE PRICE, 2/11,

|" School Girls’ Navy Ser

! Pleated SKIRTS, made with bore
!ton on bodice of madapolam.
Sizes 24 to 36. Usual Price. 21/
to 23/6,

arts Ona MORNING PRICE,

Rack of Maids’ FROCKS,
warm and neat looking, long
sleeves: skirt has inverted

id bodice is nicely trim-
med, and has reverse collar,
izes 30 to 36. Colours Mauve,

Navy, Bois-de-Rose, Brown.
Usual Price, 25/6.
SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,

(nfants’ Rubber PILCHER,
made with net top in Pink and
Whi Sizes, small, medium,
large, and extra large. Usual
Price, 3/11.
ae AY MORNING PRICE,

Less expensive make in same
colour and sizes.
»ATURDAY MORNING PRICE.
1/6 each,

{nfants’ Hand made knitted
woollen BOOTEES, finished
silk ribbons, Usual Price, 3/11.
SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,

2/11 each.

Infants’ big make, honey-comb
SHAWL, with fringe. Usual
Price, 12/6.

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Good SHAWLS in smaller
SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,
4/\1, $/11, 6/11.

Infants’ sample SHAWL, in
silk and wool, with pretty bor-
der, big sizes. Usual Price, 42/,
SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,

2i/.

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at Beirno's. Bee Rodwell

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