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count Offerings IN THE I m 1 PT. Remarkable Price Concessions to meet the times Read this list; then inspect the items for yourself DISCOUNT FOR CASH AS USUAL: 1/- IN EACH COMPLETE £ I Real Bargains in Coloured Turk Towels 20 doz. Heavy Quality, 20x40 | Usually .. .. .. 2/9 teach Discount Price .."■>. 1/11 each 20 doz. Superior Quality COLOURED TOWELS, 24 x 48— " Usually .... ...; ;..; .. 3/6 Discount Price .. .. 2/6 . each * 20 doz. Special Quality COLOURED TOWELS, 22x48 . |, , Usually ... ;...; ..< •• 4/6 Discount Price [..:"., 2/11 each I 15 doz. WHITE TURK TOWELS, with fancy coloured stripes, 23 x 44 Usually ~ ... ..." ..7/6 Discount Price ~ .. 4/11 each 10 pieces COLOURED ROLLER TURK TOWELLING ; good'heavy useful quality Usually .. ... •■...'' -. 2/3 Discount Price .. .. 1/6 yard 8' pieces COLOURED ROLLER TURK TOWELLING, heavier quality— Usually .. ~.;..: ... 2/6 Discount Price -, ... ... 1/9 yard 22in. WHITE TERRY TOWELLING -' ".Usually .. ,;... ~:. 3/3 Discount Price 1 •'•.-.. .. 2/2 yard •Real Bargain in 3 lines of 36in, MADAPOLAM ■ Usually .. ~1/8 1/10 :1/1J Discount Prices >' 1/li 1/4 1/5 A Real Snip. See These .1,000 yards of good heavy useful CALICO ;; 36in. wide-^-Usually .. :..: [•♦: •« 2/Discount Price .... l/ 4£ yard 20 pieces Superior HORROCKSES LONGCLOTH— Usually ... >., >•; • • 2/3 Discount Price .. >..; 1/6 yard 8 pieces 27in. WHITE DRILL—' Usually .. .. >.: .. -2/6 Discount Price ...■ .. 1/8 yard Snip in Good Quality CHECKED GLASS CLOTH ; 26in. wide ; red or blue check Usually .. .„., ... ... 3/3. Discount Price >. ; >. 2/2 yard Big Values in Unbleached Table Damask • 10 pieces 50in. Heavy Quality— Usually ~ ..... .. 6/1.1 Discount Price •.. .. 5/3 yard 6 pieces 54ih. UNBLEACHED . TABLE 1 DAMASK— ■'■■:■- ■ Usually '..' ...; ;.... ..'.7/6' I Discount Price .. .. 5/11 yard 6, pieces 60in; UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK—- .;.-■ Usually ... : .. ; ; .. ; ..7/11 Discount Price >_„ ..... 6/3-yard Flannels and Flannelettes 30in. FRENCH DRESS FLANNELS— Usually .. .. .... 10/6Discount Price .. .. 7/6 yard 30in. BLAZER FLANNELS, in smart stripes— Usually .. .. ... •• .10/6 Discount Price ; ... .. 7/11 yard 36in. Smart PYJAMA CLOTHS- . ' Usually .. 4/6 Discount Price .. .. 2/11 yard 36in\ STRIPED FLANNELETTESUsually .. .. ...; .. 3/6 .Discount Price .... ... 2/3 yard 36in. HORROCKSES' STRIPE ' FLANNELETTE— ~-.■• Usually '.. .. ... .. -3/6 Discount Price ~ .. 2/9 yard 30in.%nTE FLANNELETTE— V Usually '.. Discount Price 1/9 yard 36in. Real Good WHITE TWILL FLANNELETTE— ' - '• .. .. ... ~4/6 Discount.Price „.., .. 3/3 yard Vtf-'l.' rfl(B2Bßx"4oti

Series fbi* t&eChik&en,** (MiirdleL ; was befriended ,by the Good Fairy because she was a sweet-natured, unselfish, little girl. She did all the housework without complaining, while the twiohorrid, ugly sisters did nothing. What pleased the Good Fairy so much about "Cinderella, was that she always used. Edmonds Baking Powder and made the most delicious % * bread, cake, scones and other good things. 14 Here* thought the Good Fairy. " is a very wise - little girl—quite wise enough to be a pjincess. ' So she arranged the midnight ball, where the _ And even if the good does not come and^ she will, if she is wise too, > For^guceessfal JSAKIISLGPO"WDER COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ON VERY EASY TERMS worth .. fit Deposit, No Extra for TMmt £5 worth £lO worth £2O worth £3O worth £4O worth £SO worth Deposit, Deposit, Deposit, 1/7 weekly 3/2' weekly 6/4 weekly 9/6 weekly £8 Deposit, 12/Q weekly £lO Deposit, 16/-' weekly Larger amounts by arrangement.. All classes sf Furniture and \ : \/V'^ : \\ -'\'-"Furnishings in'stock'"' UPSTAIRS OPEN FRJbAY EVENING Some of the features of the JW^smlj FOUR CYLINDER MOTOR CYCLE Which, combined, have made it the Masterpiece of Motorcycle Construction. The crankshaft is a case-hardened drop-forging, ground and polished to a high finish. The, crank case is aluminium, cast in two parts. The bottom is ribbed, in order to protect the machine against injuries from projections, and at the same time keep the oil in the sump. cool. The clutch assembly'is 'extremely strong and simple, and runs in a constant bath of oil. The valve arrangement, with inlet directly over exhaust, provides a compact combustion chamber, which, in preventing a spread-out charge, makes possible quick ignition, and the consequent snappy, positive action of the motor. The starting device' is'in itself an example of the scientific simplicity of the Ace Motor Cycle as a whole.; Call and inspect this very latest in Motor Machines. Watson & Moffat 300 Manchester St. North (just over Salisbury St) 131529 SHEWIN-WiLLIAMS Home decoration is easy, economical, and permanent, if your walls and ceilings are painted with S.W. FLAT- , TONE, a washable oil paint that is very durable and will not fade. It can be applied to plaster, wall board, metal, wood and brick surfaces. One coat of FLAT-TONE will outwear several coats of calcimine or an ordinary finish. * INSIST ON S.W. FLAT TONE Distributors: BRISCOE & CO;, LTD., CHRISTCHUKCH. QSU9 jI.DBKRG 1* The name SELLERS in connection with Furniture is so associated with-Quality irguyfers ShogW Meet and those who wish lake » Perfect Home within the -- limits of their incomes will find rnnchofintereat at SELLBBS—THE MAKEB, 636 Colombo Street

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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17119, 14 April 1921, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17119, 14 April 1921, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17119, 14 April 1921, Page 3

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