BLANKETS, RUGS, AND SHEETING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 363, 14 April 1910, Page 3

BLANKETS, RUGS, AND SHEETING.

DIMINISHED PRICES AT THE [ . MELBOURNE. I Any time's a good time to buy these household requisites, if there's a bargain in sight, Particularly now, witfi. the mercury creeping towards zero and long keen winter nights in view. When we were buying for this season, months ago, we foresaw the rise, and in preparing for a season of values bought nearly fifty cases, amounting at that time, when prices werellor,w r , to nearly two thousand pounds—to which you can noW add five hundred more for advances since thcil. Prices like the undermentioned are bringing tts hundreds of customers who have never before been in our stores. They Slave heard from the others of the bargains—it is the lure of economy. Buy now for the winter. Heavy three-quarter Witney blankets, white and fleecy, He 6d pair; full-size, 15s 6d pair. Heavy l>< ue blankets, single bed size, 8s 9d pair; three-quarter size, 12s 6d pair. Genuine Roslyn blankets, finest value in the Dominion, per pair, three-quarter size. ]ft* 6d: full doublebed size, 24s 6d. Splendid bush rugs 60in by 64in. 5s lid. Reversible Austrian rugs, 7ft long by 6ft wide, 9s 6d. Pretty check rugs, Bft <sin by 7ft, 14s 6d. Lovely Kaiapof travelling rags, 15s 6d. Heavv herringbone and twill unbleached sheeting, 72in wide, Is yard. Heavv | white and colored towels, very large size, Is each, worth Is fid. On sale at our three stores. New Plymouth, Stratford, and Eltham.—Advt.