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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 17, 15 October 1942, Page 8

.' ■ • 111 COMFORT thy name is good upholstery With upholstery, appearances are sometimes deceptive. For instance, he who throws himself down on a friendly-looking settee, will rise again should an ill-tempered spring dash through the fabric and bite him. Such incidents cause disinheritance, domestic breezes and high dudgeon. Good upholstered furniture, (i.e., Scoullors' upholstered furniture) never bites. It remains there, decorative, comfortable, unperturbed by the trials of middle-aged avoirdupois or the sprightliness of little children who use it as a spring board. In a word, it always takes it—but never hands it out. Scoullars showroom has just received several very fine upholstered suites. - These are fashioned and shaped in plump proportions to Scoullar standards of quality. They are good looking suites, very wide and deep and very sensible. And, underneath, is the generous workmanship and the materials that say, "Come the world against them these suites yet shall stand." Drop in and see them. They are good buying and they are built for a lifetime's service. Have you selected your Spring Curtains —Many have, so please hurry. Rubber ready at the gate next Saturday. It will help the collection. ' 88 ‘ 9 ° LAMBTON QUAY ' Also at Hastings and Blenheim.

GET OUT OF THE EARTHQUAKE AREA ' LIVE IN SUNNY CHRISTCHURCH FOR SALE: Beautiful Christchurch Home pi’" : - r : rr"- ■;* IW see S rRR tv Art v,.-G . » - ~'"'A "i J ' Jr / 1 TO : ?■' BS« ' i ■ : ./ J Practically Bombproof (except by a direct hit)—For Sale at less than cost (would cost another £5OO to build now). Walls of 4in. thick concrete (additional 6ft. concrete fence on one side). Ten minutes' walk from Cathedral Square (a consideration during petrol shortage). The photograph shows the City's best home proposition. Situat- in dwellings today, owing to the Restrictions and war candied at 20 Chester Street, Christchurch, just off Cranmer Square. tions. Electric heaters are built into the kitchenette, bathroom Built id 1939, it has been occupied for just over two years and anti hall. • is in better than brand new condition, without any signs of As the photograph shows, the gardens are expertly laid out use whatever in flowers and shrubs to harmonise and contrast with the cream The general 'interior plan of the-house is perfectly conceived, exterior wall effect and concrete stepping stones reploce with all modern living advantages—rich cream papered walls, . toublesome lawn and edge cutting, while facilitating the built in cupboards wash basins, wardrobes, etc. position comes on tne market purely as a THE KITCHENETTE contains tha_ latest stainless steel sink, result of the marriage of tne caughter of the present cwner linen press, cupboards bins, etc., in addition to a refrigerator occupier, and for that reason the price asked t£3,000) is and the latest electric stove, which has a light above, and an below the original erection "cost. As a home of this impresselectric clock with three dials. j ve <j es jg n anc j amenities could not bo built for anywhere near THE LOUNGE, which incorporates a living room and lounge, is fh e original cost, those interested are advised to get into touch 24ft. X 16ft. , • with the owner at 20 Chester Street; Christchurch as soon as THE SUNROOM (over Garage) is lift, x 18ft., and ever the possible. The telephone number is 34-312, and anyone genstairs is a small den 9ft. x Bft., with two cupboards and a uinely interested as □ purchaser is invited io ring for an table and bookshelf built in. appointment to inspect. TWO BEDROOMS with wash basins end large wardrobes built in. The price 'S £3OOO and it is no place tor a poor man, GARAGE and Outside Shed are all in keeping with the general as the ground rent «s £ 4 O per annum on a Glasgow lease, plan. The unique features of this home ore not obtainable which has 60 years to run, and the rates are £29.

WOMEN TBBIUED with this . WAR-TIME HOSIERY No wonder! Here are 4 delightful and entirely different styles of hosiery . . . Styles for every occasion ... in good shades, fine finishing and excellent ankle-fit! Here they are —ask for them by name! ‘FIDELITY’ Service Rayon at ... . 3/6 ‘FLEXNIT’ Fancy Rayon at .... 3/H ‘SERVICE’ Fine Lisle at 3/11 ‘EXCITING’ Pure Silk and Rayon at . 6/6 Ask your Retailer to show you WAR-TIME HOSIERY by Name! (Seamed and Fashion-Marked) ss-a

Ju. We , in the Singer plants in almost the geographical centre of England, like sometimes to picture ourselves as close to the heart of the British Commonwealth. It is natural, therefore, that our thoughts should turn tO'day to those British men and women who have carved a British way of life under the Southern Cross and now find it threatened. With wam and personal greetings and very sincere good wishes for your welfare from the Workers and Management of SINGER MOTORS LTD Manufacturers of Automobiles for nearly halfa century COVENTRY AND BIRMINGHAM 1 ENGLAND