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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22517, 27 September 1938, Page 3

Special Values for TO-taORROW at the PATTISONEOE Further remarkable buying opportunities are offered by Pattison Ede, in this, the last week of their sale. Remember! Not for another twelve months will there be such amazing sale values or such a tremendous Fur Sale. To-morrow's Attractions include: SKUNK STOLES—Usually £5 .. mg^igL NOW /^/** SKUNK NECKLETS—UsuaIIy 42/- «9A/4L NOW DYED FITCH STOLE—Usually 6Gns mm /_ ...-. NOW /3* CANADIAN FOX—Usually 7Gns '.. M Gns . NOW «§ GAPES SQUD3REL CAFE—Usually 19Gns ~ NOW KOLINSKY RABBlT—Usually 7Gns NOW MOLE (Scotch)— Usually 9Gns. NOW FUR GOATEES PESCHANIKI COATEES— 4 Usually 15Gns .. NOW **» KOLINSKY RABBlT—Usually 7Gns; : NOW DYED FLANK MUSQUASH— A Gns Usually lOGns . . NOW *» BROADTAIL LAMB—Usually lOGns IgGns NOW -> NATURAL NORTHERN FLANK MUS- MGns QUASH— Usually 14Gns .. NOW / FUR COATS RUSSIAN PONY (2 only)— Mfi Usually £3B NOW »*»J MINK MARMOT (3 only)— < "" Usually £42 .. .. .. NOW « DARK BEIGE SQUIRREL LOCK |>4M (Fox collar)— Usually £3B NOW BUENO BROADTAIL, with Skunk « OGns Collar—Usually 25Gns .. NOW *•» SOUTHERN MUSQUASH— Usually £42 NOW NORTHERN MUSQUASH— Usually 45Gns .. .. NOW LOCK £»«**¥ NOW » A / Skunk « OGns MOW A& EDEC?I™> 72 LICHFIELD STREET (Near Colombo St.), CHRISTCHURCH. Showroom open till 9 o'clock Friday nights.

Hill II It H doe s n't necessarily mean eveiiing tea with frills or afternoon tea on a mountain top for that matter. We juat want to draw your attention to the fact that Bell Tea is high grown tea. Mountain gardens above the 4000 feet level give you a stronger tea possessing more vitality and stored up flavour. That is why Bell Tea goes twice as far as cheaper teas, and so actually costs you less in the long run. TEA O-VZ/i" the btia and the first two leaves of the shoot are used in Belt Tea. Pluclting is a job for experts: (treat care is exercised to ensure that no stalk or coarse material reaches the factor]/. sfcfisTi£ BELL 3/4 PER POUND

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