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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21111, 12 March 1934, Page 4

0h...l Easter Bride...! . . . happy in the knowledge that, because of The Farmers' EASY TIME-PAYMENT-PLAN, her dreams of a home, beautifully furnished and complete in every detail, will be realised from the beginning of her married life, instead of, as she feared, in the dim and distant future. The latter would indeed have been the case if it were necessary to pay outright for the things needed, but in common with countless other newly-marrieds . . . and long-time marrieds .. . they can have a v w happier, better furnished home paid for weekly . . . out of income, under The Farmers' safe, common-sense, Easy-payment-System. To " About-to-be-Marricds" J In two of The Farmers* advertisements this wceh, Special information irill be given concerning what etiquette demands you both should provide towards your future home. Of course this Suite could be copied in any material required. Wc have a very comprehensive range of the newest furnishing fabrics. A n Mi MS ■ A MODERN TABLE Here is ■THE "SHOW-WOOD" SUITE Covered in beautiful Silk Tapestry this full-size Suite is exceptionally well sprung, with loose cushions for extra comfort. showwood fronts are polished Mahogany colour and are a distincti\e feature .• •• •• -• ■■ •• •• •• £32/10/or 10/- Weekly * The CARPET (photographed above) Kssentiallv modern in design, this Carpet, in delightful soft colours, would provide up-to-minute atmosphere without in any way being too extreme. The ske is i>ft x 12U .. .. .. £ls/10;or 5/- Weekly Illustrated Above — An outstanding example <i th« ncvve:-t Ivpe of Occasion, ij '1 ab> Obtainable in Oak or Kinm, th:model lias, on two sidi a cupboard with a door that sails down to form a handy llap. This, admi'able feature in conjunction wit 1 : the shelves for books, etc.. ensure lor the table a useful existence - • 1 n Rimw ,V> - In ()ak (i 0 i'> or 2/6 Weekly Make your appointment now with The Farmers' Time Payment Manager—he will explain the system to you. The Coli ee Table (Illustrated Above) Buiit low in accordance with t i;-.* m\\< t tlaiS'lanK, delight! r.l Tal.!r -ii'v.v graccful'v rv.rvcW •• In Rirui 'wVV>, In C>al% 40;(5 or 2/6 Weekly " THE RADIO CHAIR (Right) I hi- ..cum. rlabV M'..ur 1..v a .m ! ! Hat covered v.H,. Tapc:-trv.' The l.ack :- <•: . mbo-e.l leather and tin- \\ : k bc:i uti i'ul 1■ ■ p"l i.-!:t\l Kcechwoud •• ij/or 2/6 Weekly v GASHEL STREET CHRISTCHURCH 'NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED ■SPECIAL DEATH AND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS

\ t< HEALTH m (iOUl) HEALTH IS YOURS BY EVERY RIGHT. If you have lost the precious possession of health, Lane's will win it hnck for you and all the happiness it means. C ommence this very day by taking Lane's until fjood health is fully restored and assured. 'S ] */9 tAVL'LSION THAT CORNf What agohy it gives you! s Y*t Progandra would remove the corn, foot and all, quickly# painlessly, permanently—— ■. warts too! Begin to-day. 1/6. /j l UiIiMVMiF \ BAND CONCERT The Woolston Brass Band, which will represent Christchurch at the Melbourne centenary contest in November, save a concert programme from the Edmonds Rotunda last evening. The band was conducted by Mr R. J. Estall Landing the Goods? THEN avoid all chances of slow and unsatisfactory Custom clearance by accepting the smart, efficient and economical services J. M. HEYWOOD & CO. LTD., 106 MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. •Phone 32-250. H6IH MOTOR CARS FOR SALE. . OVERLAND SEDAN, repainted, a light yet roomy closed^car < r l(k RUGBY'"SEDAN 7 "Cotowal iVIVw body, leather uphoisteiTt good condition. RB4Z* O1 114 Late Model RUGBY~SEDAN, ii lu Four-Wheel Brakes, nice order. A smart car. R8424 V I /iii DURANT 63 SEDAN. Wf AUU model, velvet upholsteryShows little wear. r'l jr TRIUMPH 7 SALOON. Colonial body, well caredl t«j over 40 to gallon. ABOVE CARS NOW ON VIEW A* ROYDS-HOWARD CO., 213 street, Opp. Farmers^.