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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14831, 24 November 1913, Page 2

I You ore certain of satisfaction for years to come ;X 1 when you bay a Bed or Mattress at "T& Farmers. ,, - I Here quality comes first always, thei* the lowest , j§ prices possible. * H 00 Mattresses, fnn site, good ItW GOuGA I H cure «iw»wf qnality union ticks, filled with vv^vli j s<e «*. « , c best Samarang kapoc— 1!% _• • * 1 I Bedsteads 33/e 35/e 37/e 42/ ~ iSedsteads M Kapoc Mattresses, full size, plain _ . 1 Brass and Black Bedsteads, fun size. edge- 27/6 30/- Oak Bedsteads, fojsfae, **§«£« || heavy pillars, shaped brass top siaes ... ... »/6/- £5/15^ l§ rails, richly ornamented— • . W £3/5/- £3/10/- Kapoc Mattresses, 3 foot sire, box »_jh- ~■"*_■.. j| a/ ' ' '■ borders, good quality ticks, well Oak Bedsteads, qnaint des%n, I • filled— 23/8 24/6 26/8 splayed ends C 3/15- M/8/- ---# §j Brass and Black Bedsteads, a inch & pillars, heavy filling, brass rails, Mattresses, suitable for tmde TUmn Bedsteads, st&hnd and «£ large ornamental vases— mattresses, strong ticks, lull sire— polished, full axe £2/2/- £2/5/- * I! £2/9/6 £2/10/- .. _ * 22/6 23/8 — ' --• {; Kp Rinra Bedsteads, foil axe, moulded - V 4 Brass and Black Bedsteads, fun size, Flax Mattresses, suitable for stretchers. top rails, fret cat bannistera--p brass mounts and rails— 3"- .-12/6 13/6 *V*/» ! A cheap line at 2 ft. 6 in. 8/11 9/11 I , .; - * . XvimU SOuStddSt SXfigtQ SIZO^ I * I ' Bedsteads, single size, brass rods and Box Mattresses. 4ft 61n., all rimu 2f/« 82/8 58/- I , vases— 32/8 35/- 87/6 frames, flax tops, good quality , • I - union tick • • •.' 3a/8 Stretchers, strong wove wire, with I ' r ■ With flock top .. v 42/~ rimu frame ~ ~ 12/8 I ,'' Bedsteads, single size, fitted with Complete, with good quality I ; J® wire mattress bottom. Very use- ~«.«•„ , „!„ __«. fla3C nattress *"<* lapocpinow— 1. . I fuHor coast houses 23/6 25/- Wire Mattr«es. 4 ft-6 iiu. 3-I*7 wj »/B the lot I . M ' • • With cross-bars and coil springs ' I .. 24/e 29/6 - . ■ , : " . - - & €8787 ■ ••■ ' : -.-'

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