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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 December 1939, Page 2

Farmers> Confidential ... J»SMwt -fr RfeLZHw HirePurchase . System |Pt Ml o if DINING ROOM SUITES ln Oak, Rimu, Walnut or Mahogany ex- • press the latest ideas of the designer’s art and expert workmanship. FINE FURNITURE is more than a mere supplying it, lies our only reason for existing as the most progressive furnishing cening as the most progresive furnishing centre of this district. "THE FARMERS" (W.F.C.A., LTD.) ’Phone 1600. P.O. Box 442.

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WE’RE KEEPING OPEN HOUSE AT THE EXHIBITION . . . • And a very charming little house it is, too. Of course, it's • furnished by Scoullar’s, and we’ll be changing the furni- • ture from time to time. So if you keep your eye on it, • you’ll be able to get many, many bright ideas on new • furniture trends and interesting new slants on colour © schemes, floor coverings, decorations, and what not. I e © There’s someone in attendance who’ll be delighted to 9 chat with you about the business of bringing up happy © homes, and to explain just how simple and inexpensive it • is to purchase furniture and furnishings of Scoullar quality • and good taste. • • So see the Scoullar Stand, and keep on seeing it. In be- © tween times drop down and see the big store on Lambton ® Quay. All the new season’s fabrics and carpets and furni- © ture are on display, and if you're a home-lover, you'll be © missing the treat of your life until you see them. SCOULLAR’S 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY. Also at Hastings and Blenheim.