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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 127, 1 June 1938, Page 14

Winter Comforts for the Home at Smith & Caughey's Mail or'ders Receive : Attention. SMITH fir CAUGHEY'S BLANKETS ARE OF OUTSTANDING QUALITY—AII made to our own specification in the leading New | Zealand mills. Each Grade has been carefully selected to give the finest possible value in Wool, Size and Weight. Attractive assortment of pastel coloured headings — Single Bed Size, per pair: > 24/6 27/6 31 /6 34/6 42/6 47/6 55/- 69/6 v Three-quarter Bed Size, per pair: 37/6 45/-55/-59/6 65/- 69/6 Double Bed Size, per pair: 39/6 49/6 52/6 55/- 69/6 72/6 79/6 84/- 110/GENUINE ALL-WOOL AIR CELL BLANKETS —*ln latest pastel shades: Green, pmk, blue, honey also cream. " Real warmth without weight." • B V Single Bed Size ... 29/6 each. Double Bed Size .. 42/- each. DOWN QUILTS—A large variety of superior Down Quilts, in newest styles and coverings. Single Bed Size: 34/6 42/- 45/- 49/6 55/- 63/69/6 72/6 75/- 79/6 84/Double Bed Size: v 39/6 45/- 55/- 69/6 75/- 84/v 87/6 99/6 105/- 110/- Isj>/- 165/S. & C.'« FAMOUS WATERSPRAY BLEACHED TWILL SHEETS. v 54 x 100 Single Bed: 12/6 14/6 pair. *£ x 125 Large Single Bed: 14/6 f7/^|ibir.V 70 x 100 Three-quarter Bed: 17/6. 19/6.pair.' s 80 x 100 Double Bed: 19/6 22/6 pair. M v PYJAMA CLOTHS —" Ideal'' Pyjama" Cloth is specially recommended. A wide variety of stripes in combinations of blue, pink, helio. ' \ fawn, and green. Guaranteed fast colours' 36 inches wide. \/\\ yw^\ Winter-weight Pyjama Cloths: At 1/8 1/11 2/3 yard. TWILL WINCEYETTES—Cream and colours. 36 inches wide. 1/li 1/6 1/8 1/11 2/3 yard. | PRINTED WINCEYETTES — In blue, pink, |I; lemon, green or cream grounds. 35/36 inches wide. 1/6 1/9 2/3 yard. Smith & Caughey Ltd. For Household Goods . "tiy i j; .\ GOOD VALUE FOR 6d! Jane Railways Magazine ,-.v p' i Your« again, New Zealanders—your country-served on a worthy salver for 6d. Here are some feature* of the June issue "DREAM PLACES," by John Guthrie, author of "The Little Country." "ROVERS OF THE BRIG BEE," by James Cowan. "MARVELS OF! MATHEMATICS." by O. N. Gillespie. "A MEMORY MEDLEY," by Ken Alexander. I "GRAND MARCH OF RAILWAY FIGURES." ■'* by Leo Fanning. SAWMILLER," by A. J. G. Schmitt. Original verse, a chat on books and authors, notes f° r women, review of sport. Sixty* overseas would like copies, ond News Agencies—