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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 24

I Makin £ the Home Attractive EaßWaßli = I ==== f : - ~1 T\* J-* # »•«» the most serviceable .nd suitable of all material*. I = SL$ '^4" !•> 1 i I;i i'l '. i ■ '■ ILhbkbp is aft€r a " merel .v a matter of obtaining and tastefully applying THE RIGHT FABRICS AND Obtainable in 31 and .50-inch widths, they may be f | = ■■■ ■■■■■■'■ ||M[ !'; i ia^%^^r^^ j!l ' "'■ ' U " Ot J udicious| y employed, even the most luxurious materials will not give pleasing and satisfactory 31in—4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 6/6. I W,J fl 1 l« \ j| = \h The deS ' gnS and colollrin S s "f present-day Furnishing Fabrics off-r practically unlimited scope for | i ffifili"* I mW S I FOr th€ " CXt f '' W daJS SpCCial WindoW fcaturin « s *i« be made of Furnishing Fabric-, and those will BHSe NetS 1 ? ! 'I /H I = S?^aS^S^^^^ & =. 1 J S " Ve 'V'r' thC WCaHh ° f ChoiW ° ffering in KabricS f ° r CVer - v P ur P° se > whether it be for the Hall, Living i ~••„.-u, , W = EE ■£*"■/ Room, Bedroom, or Dining Room. Are shewing in all widths and pleasing designs, but a J* [S^^^^^^^^^^^^^Pff " ~~* ""* -f = §E SCIIKMK I—Tlh. above -ketch suggests an effective treatment for an Oriel The service of competent, decorators is always at the disposal of patrons and their advice and sugges- Prices-I/8, 1/9}*, 2/3, 2/6 to 4/9. | '- ' !i^.^"^^^^l^i| | i= Window. The small Curtains may be of Net or Voile, the Side Ham; tions w >" P rove helpful in selecting. '" " £ j j= = ings are Art Curtains, whilst the Seat and Chair can be artistically At the request, of patrons an expert assistant will visit homes for the purpose of takin" measurements jf~r|£^<yj^ WW^M^^MS: W = 1 ' • and mak '"£ suggestions if desired. ° '" rr —— — are willingly at all times. II f. J^^j.' | f m -™. = -Hir j g~t j ill ji i I. —1| n —r-, —n —,-, —f-, — SCHEME 3—This attractive window I Modern Cretonnes Madras Muslins - « cJJ or iZJ Mc v Jt I = take an in 'P° rtant P art in Home Furnishing. For window decorations arc one of the mosfc popu]ar Qf «P Overdrape and Side Hangings. The Curtains | ¥? Om (V T~la\X7n ThC uncommon designs and the decorative and a ". and tlle y are certainly one of the daintiest. A "gainst the window are of Lace Net. = = I Udili U 1/aWII apparently haphazard distribution of colouring bring to Obtainable in White, Ivory, or Ecru effects, delicate == I Is a high novelty in Furnishing Fabrics, and is something quite apart the modern Cretonne a charm that is ever increasing. BHndS ■ | and different to anything previously shewn. Its comparative c h capncss an d ga y note has made it of beautiful effects being obtained at a very reasonable Are one of the first considerations in houee furnishing, = EE The designs and colourings reflect a positively new note, whilst one of the most popular fabrics for both coverings and outlay. and snou j,j therefore receive careful selection. S H the fabric itself, being of pure Mohair, has a permanent bloom. draperies. A shipment just opened up embraces a collection of We stock"a full range of Sunfast Hollands, also Lace $%& =J Jt is one of the most , durable fabrics obtainable, and is equally Furnishing in inesc days is au art, and if one must ° ' .f. a " , , ar .. adras Hangings that will make an( j Insertions, and novelty trimmings that Co so far <> \ S = v «■ ~ ,_ special appeal for their beauty of colouring and the •? = — suited for coverings or hangings. have effect at all, one must scheme for it, and certainly splendid value they represent. Also worthy of ot tO make outside appearance of the home so pleaeing. U^l.G^fflNg'JTf \\( nStß^"'• — I An inspection of these novelty poods should not be delayed. thC P roduttk ' ns ofT " unlimited possibilities. is the diversity of styles offering in Sundour unfadable I = CRETONNES range from 31 to 36 inches wide. " '" \ t £'fis!&-'fs%s^z&±S& ""/ = = ' ' ' MADRAS MUSLINS range from ThP NPW DOWFI OlilitS = I 1/9, 1/11,2/3,2/6,2/11, 3/6, to 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/9 to 9/1 i yard . IHO «8W UOWn 1 = " s'/G5' /G - Carefully chosen in regard to colouring, a nice Down y^£&%^fes^sM 5*4. P S = Plsiin facomanrc Quilt will help wonderfully in attaining a brightness and = = ~, CaSement VoileS. A, T. obtainable »> a range of colourings, and are Thrri , think 0{ the comfort derived from a Down I Sk 1 I X ~~~^ C T , , n Hf, , ,1 indispensable in the carrying out of certain schemes. The Quilt during the chilly months of winter; and, after all, I = a ~~ = 3^o*^ These most reasonably-priced fabrics deservedly heautifully Mercerised Poplin is a much-favoured cloth, ... . " ~" — — S^^ , Iwll rih~ maintain their popularity. - rPas °n of its nice appearance and splendid draping " = |1— M C©ct> N«l IKSI 1 I qualities. ° Our collections this season embrace the most Modern =1 = i , in . the ? r T red ji't, we r rT ing, t Thisci ° th -■*«*•«-«wwi«idthat Effccts - Desi «" and °*» a »- hiistthe P--«• j = colourings stand wonderlully well, and are being sub- 7/11 yapd> b ln ao so vaHed as to permit of all tagtcg being suited _ = il 1 mitted in a groat variety of designs. The White and ' " Tho FflFonf = — x' 6 -WW^rP^STOSS» .S ' R n i »// \l , »• -i 4, n i- j j• . • lllC 1/CL/Ul dIIVC £<IIC/V/l = r= g. JB I Tlfl|j||r —fj |l ZJffif «U Wl■ *S p I nlfl I I Ivory \ oiles, tastefully applied, are a very dainty win- Pncaivi 4- AT + " = — I'll'M t|Pl n 'NX r'l/T P-i j l! I Krl COLOURED BORDER VOILES a >-p "sed with very pleaeing effect in Bungalow windows, C-JHaKllig©l LJOWII = = Ms' \mm :!J'■ IN 8 : il i B« lill IJ lU'd I' 6 1/1O 2/r "id arc to be had in many designs and qualities. In QlllltC Cannot be over estimated, for no matter = *m~* hfl'l J t I |MXI#% --•../,-././ , / ■ the nigher grades thf , designs are notable examples of whether it be a single, chair, a lounge, or a j= = W^Mmli 1 1i J PfTTnlif WHITE AXD IVORY, the lace-maker's art. if you possess a Down Quilt that is too faded or wh ° lc Buite, St P resents an opportunity for 1 V — '■ JPM Prices-3/6, 3/11, 4/6 to 10/6. worn for use, do not discard it. The Down is valuable, introducing colour effects that cannot be z= — '-.-"- "J-.- ' '- Ji ;i in r ll if"*Ti —1. >- L --=3*'■'! "J ~,.». obtained by any other means. = " "-' .i : y rec l uircs a Xew Cover - This is a v -"° rk 'n " " = which we specialise, and do not merely Re-cover a Quilt, For tho making of Loose Covers we employ ~ = = . I^l^ # l O -W but RE-MAKE it. This means that the Down is com- a skilled cutter and an expert staff, with the . = 1 t&a**** IVI 10 HA JCr 9 I 4-** pletely removed from the old quilt and placed in ite reeu,t Uult satisfactor - v workmanship is il' I ifiiiiits oo oiiuvue Ltd. ■ s TLii'mn—* i == coxiTT-vn.- o i *i- r> • i iv< . -v. > it ■ , , - iL We shew a Wlde ran « e of Covering Sateens and " fa J = ~ STHEMb 2—ln this Oriel Window, .Madras Hangings may be used with 0.. , ... , , , . , given. r= = oe. a C + A.i/>lrl nn <] Satins, and will be pleased to submit these and give = S charming effect, the Cushions and Window Seat being of Plain Colour. WlUcen OlFeei, AUCKlallCl. estimates. ——^_—_^——————— j =

Economy Dishes mode from Soups The extent to which the idea of making Entree Dishes from gj Tucker's Soups has attracted Public fancy and appreciation, is 1 clearly shown in the consistent demand for them all through the ■ Summer. Housewives have found that, bnsides providing the n highest essentials of wholesome nutrition, they are a Real Help to E Economy , , as valuable in Summer as they are in Winter. jj A-6d. PACKET PROVIDES A I -GOOD Blfi FAMILY MEAL:: I All i!ou need besides the Soup is a few Vegetables, r Potatoes, Rice, Macaroni, Cabbage, Carrots, Turnips, 1 Beans, Peas, or anything handy, and you can make an I Entree fit for a fCtng, as wholesomt? and nutritious as it k is delicious and appetising. Recipes ii> every Packet ■ show you tho way. ■ « 1 TRY THE NEW I fid DHfKFT n,DNEY FAVOUR. Near| v « uar,cr of I UUa PAChET a Million Packets 1 LEADiNO stores Latest and Best ... . | EVKYffff HE. j O f a)], Sm laSt SeaSOn - I Manufactured by W. F. TUCKER & CO., Auckland. J Makers of TUCKER'S SUNSHINE JELLIES and CUSTARDS. | "DEATH TO FLIES." MOUSE FLIES ARE DISEASE CARRIERS. In response to inquiries we hive forWhich ran he see:: at our office:— ■DttCnfIIINjHTBDTKBTri. |aS V^vtT , " die' Powder, for which I enclose 2' In =o ) rim - A'*=T&FcSnZ A die. , "—fPlßnrd E.T.I (. «lmquitaei \f »jj vfl f^\~^r%/^\ Milprlnkn. N.S.W.: "Please let mc have „„ nn L'lf J U Just the thing for the flies." —(Signed, l< , . " ' ■%£** SHHRLHNO & CO. LTD., Wholesale Agents. I If. lHvNilW f 210 Ponsonby Road. B Having sold our business situated at 2 Wellesley I btreefc W - all correspondence should be addressed to ' I 210 F=»ONSONBV ROAD, ! 1 Where we are holding a great IFOOTWEAh SALE.