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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14338, 25 April 1912, Page 2

.TT-— "" """"""" — i| f ra I ill ____)_ fjj $ M _i _Pja IWi Inn Hm *w* %_«'%_*? _ I % | | Persons with artistic tendencies in Floor Coverings and Floor Furnishings—even though strict economy I be necessary —will find that they can buy advantageously at our store. It is a matter of importance to a those who have interior furnishing in mind, to review our complete gathering of Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums .''* 3 and Draperies; everything useful and decoraiive is reflected at lowest prices. 'I he character of these I articles must harmonise with other room features. We have experts to aid you in the selection of proper ■ ■ I colours, and to give estimates of what, it will cost to furnish a single room or a house throughout from the | [ Drawing-room to the Kitchen. Inspection cordially invited. ill BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER CARPETS from HALL RUNNERS at 7/6 7/11 aud 8/6 per yd. I BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY HALL RUNNERS from 2/3 per yd. to 6/11 NEW ART CARPETS i a Sizes from 9ft. x 7ft. 6in. at 30/- to 13ft. bin. x 12ft. at /6/6/- each. The designs and colours aic all I the latest. Plain grounds with pretty Chintz Borders in Greys, Browns, Greens and Blues. j I HEARTH RUGS in endless variety. Serviceable AXMINSTER RUGS at 10/6 15 6 IS/9 J 2/6 2$ 6an 133----l B JUTE SQUARES, Reversible, beautiful Oriental designs—9ft. x 6ft. 27/- oft. >: 3|"t. 8/11 . > I 1 Blt. 4in. x Sft.2 in. 22/6 ' oft. x 2ft. 6iu. 3 | 8 RAG RUGS for Kitchen use—l2/6and 17/6 each. JAPANESE MATTING at 1/2 1,6 and 1,9 per yd. I I 8 MATS at 1/11 2/6 and 5/3 each t | 8 NEW LINOLEUMS & FLOORCLOTHS, ail good designs and colourings—3/3 3,0 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/11 | 1 per running yd. k | INLAID LINOLEUMS-6/11 7/11 8/11 9/11 11/- 12/6 and 13/6 per running yd. ' * . ' I DRAPERIES. ■. * v Dainty CASEMENT CLOTHS in Art designs and plain goods ... ... 1/11 2/6 .and 33 p:r yard MADRAS xMUSLINS, Plain, Tasselled or Frilled edges ... ... 1/7 3/9 1/11 2/6 and 211 per yard I CRETONNES in large variety—Tapestry Effects for Furniture Covering ... 7?d 1/Ti and 1/3 per yard I Pretty ART DESIGNS, reversible ... ... ... ... . 10|d 1/1 _.- 1/4_ aud I.6.per yard ■ / i TABLE COVERS in Serge, Tapestry and Velvet Pile ... ... ... Prices from 10 6to 90/CORDUROY VELVET for Heavy Curtains—-Browu, Blue, Crimson and Green ... At 4, 11 per yard PLUSHETTES and ART SERGES ... ... ... .... ... At l/10i to 5/3 per yard __ "TEE SUPERIOR" SEWING MACHINE ■ s [ | HIGH ARM, EASY RUNNING, SILENT RUNNING, SIMPLE, DURABLE ! 'I Ej g Manufactured expressly for the N.Z. Farmers Co-op. Association by the Davis Sewing Machine Co., Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A., are known B ■ fi . I I favourably everywhere. §, ~1 I 9 | M THE SUPERIOR " has been designed to meet the demand for a reliable and well-made article at a moderate price ;itis an cnt'ucly ue- 1 'I [3 9 I m odel, guaranteed by a company which has established the highest reputation for perfect work. 1' -§ I I j "The Superior" is up to date in every respect, new iv design, and embodying the latest ideas. I ■ i*B I | j "The Superior" is well made, reliable and honest—nothing shoddy iv its manufacture. I 'I 5 8 j "The Superior" is a perfect reciprocating shuttle, lock stitch, treadle machine; light and easy running, being ball-bearing, reliabic, 1 ; | 1 B ! and cannot be worn out by foot power use. Shuttle is self-threading; needle is self-setting ; bobbin winder is automatic ; cabinet woodwork g / 1 \ I j jsof the finest Golden Oak, 5 layers, and cannot warp or split. I " -| | I «< The Superior "is made with a drophead, entirely enclosed in a wooden case, perfectly protecting it from dust, and -wheu closed the I i 3 machine has a flattop, forming a convenient reading desk or side-table. j ' -1 a Attachments with each Machine are supplied Free, consisting of finest nickel-plated attachments, in metal box, as follows:—Tucker, I ' -I II Ruffler, Binder, Set of Four Hemmers, Hemtner and Filler, Braider and Gauge; also Full Set of Accessories. j _; L | 1 yve undertake to teach any client how to manipulate the machine in half-an-hour; in fact the working is so simple that one has merely to - I i p U t in the material and the machine docs the rest. Each is provided with every necessary accessory for doing any kind of work whatever, g .- and the result is as surprising as it is admirable. I v I I C 5 ITs. ©d. j ;1

THEHUPMOBILf!- CAR J Has proved the greatest runabout proposition ysh offered, when efficiency, maintenance and price 'are taken into consideration. M This is borne out by the testimonial at foot hereof. ■ |g you are contemplating the purchase of a Runabout, dfi|not fail to have a demonstration, and at the same tim|| just have an inspection of the mechanical constructional which defies all competition. |&' TESTIMONIAL '£ Christchurch, A 18th April. 1911.^ The Manager, "^ N.Z. Farmers Co-op. Assn., ,V»' Christchurch. . V' Dear Sir, *'j It gives mo great pleasure to place on record the remarkable/-; results obtained by mc with the HUPP RUNABOUT CAR. purchased,-: some twelva months ago. *.f I have, up to the present time, traversed about 12,000 milos with^vr out a mechanical stop, the Car being in use every day. My average _ monthly mi lea go is about. 1,000 miles, and tho most romarfcabf»~ feature Is the COST OF MAINTENANCE. The original roar tyrei; did about 6,000 miles, the front about 10,000, and the petrol.^ consumption averages 30 MILES TO A GALLON OF PETROL. i. I need not make any lengthy comment about the Car, a% the ab©»#: figures are facts, and speak for themselves. : /j I am, Yours faithfully. * (Signed) R.BENSON, Travelling Representative for/; Fletcher. Humphreys A C». 'V The Hupmobile only be bought from the Farmers:; Co-op. Garage, or Agents mentioned below. Mr. W. I Blundell, lately employed by Messrs. Collins, Kerr&;j Co., will continue to act as salesman for the Hupp and may be consulted at the Ccnop. Garage. N.Z. Farmers Co-op. AssflS LIMITED SELLING AGENTS: ' \\ F. KIBBLEWHITE, Christchnrcn WEBBER & SMILY, Ashbnrton and Timarn. , I CANTERBURY FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN- Tnun.c I

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