Home Furnishing

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXIV, Issue 4248, 19 February 1921, Page 3

Home Furnishing

THE £. S.D. ASPECT.

Many readers of the Ellesmere Guardian liave undoubtedly considered home furnishing from its financial aspect. There is scarcely anything that can be compared with it from an investment viewpoint. When you once buy the right furniture you have bought for a lifetime. It should never need, replacing. Barfetts' furniture is built to g^ive a lifetime's satisfactory service, yet it costs comparatively little.

Barfetts'j some months ago, took over the furniture business of the D.1.C., Mr T. R. Barfett having been for seventeen years manager of that department. Barfetts' are maintaining the high prestige the D.LC. furniture enjoyed; and having taken it over at a very satisfactory price, they are able/ to sell at the lowest prices in Christchurch, taking into consideration the high quality of the furniture. Barfetts' can sell you a sevenpiece suite for £22. It comprises adjustable Morris chair, Easy chair, and 4 small chairs. They canoffer-you kapok bedding as follows: Full size 57s 6d, 65s v 67s 6d, 77s 6d and 80s; single size 37s 6d, 43s 6d, 455, 525. 6d and 57s 6d. These prices are unequalled for value, and there are many other bargains. "Whether you want to buy or not, just look up Barfetts' on your v/ay; from the Christchurch railway station. It is in Manchester street, at the corner of '•. TJuara street, near the Opera. House. Mr Barfett will be very pleased to show, you round his establishment. If yoii want anything but cannot call, write t,p Barfetts' and they will give you all particulars. They give a cash discount of Is in tlie £ and a special concession in addition on repatriation lists. Were fcr our readers to the firm's display advertisement on page 1 of this issue. 39