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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14760, 2 September 1913, Page 10

This is the I 6W i-»lirialliS ~^fr— -Br* I I Eight women in ten will be giving I ,&fc&_ ~J § I ; their homes a brightening up this ffl I month, and this operation always M^l reveals some furnishings that need j lIS '*"? I renewing. We have anticipated ~^W//J'jl IP your wants in this direction, and * >'$ linil J " w we are ready with the newest - ■ //&£?//$ h> —-jjjjllj • i fabrics for curtains, and all indoor vjt Jrjli it frill i furnishings. Call and see our new ' 1 I Casement Cloths. We have a • &> h I I splendid variety, at all prices. '• - - )J jl I CLOTHS II ! PLAIN CASEMENT CLOTHS, 50 inches wide, in Ecru, Blue, Green, and*""- II I Brown .... , .... ■ . .... •••• WVβ per yanT || \ POPLINETTE CLOTH, in Ecru and Saxe Blue, 31 inches wide 1/3 a yard", Jl I POPLINETTE CLOTH, in Ecru, Cream, Brown, and Blue, 50 inches (I | 3/3 3/6 a yard!" [I ! POPLIN CLOTH, in Ecru, Cream, and Putty, 50 inches wide 3/3 3/6 a yard ; I I FIGURED CASEMENT CLOTHS, in art designs, 36 and 40 inches wide—, 7. § I 1/1£ 1/3 1/6 1/11 2/3 2/6 a yard i i FIGURED CASEMENT CLOTH .... 7£d. B|d. 9£d. 1/H a yard • i h FIGURED CASEMENT CLOTH, 51 inches wide, new colours and designs— \ I 8 I/ 11 2 / 3 2/6 a yard-. 1 I KOCHEL LINEN and ART CANVAS, for curtains, cushions, and loose covers "J I . 2/3 2/9 2/11 a yard. ; LIBERTY CRETONNES, in a variety \ LINEN BORDERING, with Dutch figures, 18 inches wide 2/3 a yard^ I LINEN BORDERING, in art colours, 12 inches wide .... 1/11 &2/3ayaris 1 ■ • ' " '■ ■ ' ' ' x OCBI n & LO. Llu.«» Dir « ,M Lnristcnurcn ?

SAVED HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN. "My sons, Charles and John, are subject to colds," says Mrs C. Carter, 33 Market street, South Melbourne, Vie. 'Some time back I would have lost both of them with croup but for .the timely advice of Mrs Snowden, who recommended mc to give them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I tried it, and saw the change for the better in them right away, and they were both soon well I have feen the lives of hundreds of children saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." Sold by ail chemista and storekeepers. °