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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 10 (Supplement)

CARPET BARGAINS. FURNITURE BARGAINS. AXMINSTER BODY CARPETS for ONE THREE-PIECE UPHOLSTERED close-fltting- or rooms— SUITE, coverecT in good Wool MoUsually 16/ G. Usually 13/6. quette—Was £26/18/6. Now 13/6. Now 10/6. For £19/19/AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES— ONE THREE-PIECE UPHOLSTERED 9rt. x 7rt. Cin. 9ft X 9ft. SUITE, covered in Tapestry—Was Usually £6/19/6 Usually £7/10/- £18/10/-. Fop £15/10/-. Now £5/19/6 Now £6/6/- ONE ONLY, SOLID WALNUT TAL9rt. x lort. 6in. ort. x isrt. boy, fully ntted—-was £22/10/-. Usually £9/12/0 Usually £ 10/10/- Now £10/17/6 Now £8/8/- Now £8/17/6 A VERY FINE RANGE OF HEARTH CARPET SAMPLES and ENDS at AND BEDROOM RUGS—Reduced to HALF-PRICE. 11/6, 14/6, 16/6 and 19/6 each. LINOLEUMS HEAVILY REDUCED! Our popular midsummer with bigger and better bargains ... CURTAIN AND COVERING BARGAINS. PRINTED LiNEN—3I-inch. Excellent quality, in a good range of colourings— Originally 5/11, 5/6, 4/11 yard. Reduced Price, 2/11 yard. SILK NETS—IS inches wide. Gold, sunset and apricot shades — Originally 3/3 yard. Reduced Price, 1/11 J yard. 45-INCH ROSE TAFFETA—Suitable for bedspreads, curtains or cushions — Originally 2/ii yard. Reduced Price, 2/6 yard. MODERN DESIGN SHADOW TISSUE—In Autumn shades. 31 inches wide — Originally 2/3 yard. Reduced Price, yard. 80-INCH FADELESS CURTAIN DAMASKS—BIue and silver, rose and blue— Originally S/ll yard. Reduced Price, 4/11 yard. STRIPED SUNDOWN DAMASK —50 Inches wide. Mauve and fawn effect — Originally 11/6 yard. Reduced Price, 6/11 yard. "STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE. Tests For Our Readers. 7 2 3 6 ~7~ ~8~ 18 lip ill Bf nil NOTE.—The figures In parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required. ACROSS. 11—When a walker-on is just himself the I—Unconventional foreigner (8),. result is weird (12). s—Small net result (6). 16 —>*°t a correct designation of Charles 9—The identical cape (8). - ( 8 )- , . . , . ... 10—Bright for example, if free (6). 17—The least feminine plant (8). 12—A lady, according to' Mr. Kipling (5). 18 Tied taut (anag.) (8). 13—Upon earth (anag.) (9). 21—Display ostentatiously (6). _ . . 14—Fruit encountered on a line (7). 22—Involuntary expression of irritation 15—American street boundary (4). (€)• . . . 19 —-Love is said to find it (4). 23 [Nothing to pay (6). (221) 20—Silliness is little short of madness (7),. 24—Lenient —— —7 — 26—Flier who was overcome by' a touch 28 —This one is a manly age (6). JS M W, 29—Inactive people or their cars (8). ■■ Jm I IBlsS I—Article1 —Article of attire which makes a stir 3 —A sort of" barrack-square baboon (8),. 4—ln a literal sense this sort of person IB is not all there (12). nC^\ <^^Avr^:=:!=^fiC %Y%. IS •—School of agriculture? (6). vl 7—A ship, not Hindu (8). \ WEDNESDAY'S SOLUTION. BA new convenience for all housewives. Simply add milk and vinegar. No eggs required. Always ready. Saves time and money. High Food Value.) Contains no starch or corn-S flOUr ' Get * T, ' n T °" day *^d^ '^ le way to neutralise excess as*'"""™