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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 163, 10 July 1907, Page 10

. . .-.' ' ■ - ■ HOUSE FURKISHTyGS. ~ -""J" i 1 If SI The season for BLANKETS has arrived. The economist looks round to find the best place to purchase these necessary coverings before the rigours of Winter arrive. There can be no doubt in the mind of every thoughtful person that the price of wool is the only influence „that regulates the price of Blankets. The 0.5.0. are happy to inform the Public that while the fact remains that the price of wool has almost doubled, they can supply BLANKETS AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES No advance in prices, although the raw;/ material has gone up 40 per cent. The question may reasonably be asked how the D.S.O. can do this. In the ordinary course of business only one answer could be given—" Impossible." Our Buyers, ever on the alert, reckoned up the World's product of wool, and the ■ • old principle of Supply and Demand induced the 0.5.0. to place LARGE ORDERS over twelve months ago for COLONIAL, ENGLISH AND SCOTCH BLANKETS AND RUGS ' Our foresight in placing these IMMENSB orders with the Manufacturers before the thought of an advance entered their minds, now enables us to supply Blankets and Rugs to the Public at fcVfllLL PRICES and in a few numbers I-fDSS than Manufacturers' present quotations. ■ # A3 E t_4 s wVS& S£__»l m AT OLD PRICES SEE OUR WINDOWS