TLose about to fnrnish should not fail to visit the U.F.C.A. before purchasing elsewhere and inspect their unrivalled stock of linoleums, floorcloths, carpets rugs, and carpet squares. Undoubtedly the finest assortment to be seen, the prices being so moderate as mast ensure a speedy sale. " Kind haarts are more than Coronets," so Tennyson tells us, but a clean home is also a good thing. If the public will take a word of advice they will in- < sist upon having No. 1 Extract of Soap, which ensures a bright and cleanly home. i Christmas will soon be on as again, ; and gentlemen in want of well-made and good-fitting Suits should visit the Bon '■ March&, where they will find a splendid : selection of the best Colonial Ready- ' made Clothing to choose from. Messrs ' Spence and Spence's suits made to i measure are also well known for their ; superior finish and low prices.— Advt. <
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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 120, 19 November 1896, Page 2
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