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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18236, 21 November 1924, Page 10

10 DAYS We an oat Wm'' extra these low. jsSen*' must wia job' appro Til, - 1 Extraordinary Price Cuffing Unprecedented value-giving and a wonderful opportunity. «»*sv Axminsters, Indian and Kidderminster Squares, in aO specially reduced prices. Whatever yonr needr. win yoo _ see these remarkable values? Wilton Squares Lovely Asmiaster Hanu -me designs in a reli- Mostlv in Fawa able quality. Every shade to Unusual range at i match 3ny room, range prices, of sizes. Heavily reduced. aft x 10ft 6in . JSow Oft x 10ft 6in ~ from Ugs Oft x 12ft .. .. Raw--Oft x 12ft .. from 12g8 „ isf t x 12ft.. Sow ~ -'' 100 Scotch Wool Bugs, very smart check designs. 54in x 27in—Usually sold at 22/6 Now .. .. .." ..' W6 lart check designs. 54in x I The greatest value <sg in—Usually sold at 22/6 I Banner Carpet to-day. t BW .. .. ••" •• W6 I some designs. 27in wkSiUNFADABLE BLINDS AT SPECIAL LOW v gents for Congoloum Squares and Aerolux Verasdaa "Apparel, Drapery, Furnishings."

NEW SUMMEB FEI/TS. "The.City Hatters" have just received the newest felt hat styles from the world's leading makers, including John B. Stetson at 52s 6d; Jays 355; Borsalino 355, Battersbys 255, Tress 32s 6d, Christy's 30s, Woodrows 32s 6d, and our own special hatß at 21s. "Dndrill's, "The City Hatters," 246 High street. ' " 6 /A high tribute to the work of the Toumt Department was paid by Mr H. .L.- Russell, Dean of the Wisconsin LoUege of Agriculture, who with Prote&sor Mackhn is, studying co-operathe in£ generally. He had been very' sur-~ prised to find that the Tourist Departruent mapped out tours and issued l tickets, and said that in America: they had no_ other country ,in the world which n>. tt +w' J* it was known in Ameyou would get many more viators."