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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1918, Page 4

Jap. Mats and Seagrass Squares Showing this week at Lthe BIG store| Uwing to the enormous advance in the prices of carpets and rugs, there is a growing demand for Japanese mats and squares. They are most attractive in color and design, vet serviceable ia wear, easy to clean, and their tow prices are making them tery popular with all home lovers, as for instance Japanese Mats ox 3 feet, stenciled patens l.'ll. Reversible Mats 4 ft. 6in. long. Gnat aad browns 2/11. Japanese Matting ■99 isahes wide, erean:, 1/8 yard. Seagrass Mats M x 27im, 6/6; 00 x 30in., 5/11. Seagrass Squares 7 a 4ft 12/0; 9 x Gft 22/6; 10 X ; «t 367-; U x 10ft 38/6. r T — ty in ti» I* for cub.

From Sunny Ceylon To You. SPOT CASH. Economy is the -watchword of every good house-wife these times, and when yon can save 7d a pound on your tea bill it means everything to you, and remember the quality and flavor is guaranteed. This tea was purchased tome time ago on favorable terms and compared with the landed coat to-day the price it extremely E. BECKBESSINGER General Storekeeper and Hardware Merchant, MeLEAK STREET - WAITABA

LADIES'! Here's Model Footwear. Winter U here—are you prepared with seasonable footwear? You know your boots must now be of stouter build fo as to keep out winter's cold and wet. The newest creations, linked with exact and careful construction are embodied in McEwes winter boots and shoes. Although giving the necessary solidity, the utmost smartness is expressHere your every wish can bt satisfied. We take great care in seeing that every customer is exactly suited—«s to style fit and price. A word to the wise: Buy footwear now—it is going to be dear. McEWEN BROS. Footwear Importers, XKW. FUOfOOTH.

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