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Press, Volume L, Issue 14975, 23 May 1914, Page 2

• Iplcndidly Made ||| 111 In New Designs i . BEDROOM SUITES, suitable for Children's In Rimu, polished light or dark. £4.17/6 £5/7/8 * ■' iS^. W,,rdn, S>SfSt e h?sSS In soHd Fumed Oak U/2/S £8/14/6 / — A -«ft WOOn Rcncrr.r, * ' 1 , ~/ii't DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, stained and polished* fc 3 VafetV amoS? BEDSTEAD to match - £3 ' 4 '' 6 loose seat*, covered in leather IIJS 18/6 :. lIICIC 13 Q *™™J BEDROOM SUITES, including 3 «. «n. Ward- ARM CHAIRS to match .. 25/- 27/6 Frflm fllfrhPn Chairs ' robe, 3ft Du clicsse, *ft. Marble Top Wash- DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, in Oak, spring scats, II Will IlilUiCll l/llail3 stand—Special Price .. .. £10 high backs .. 25/- 27/6 30/----tl\ cnlon/lifi Cllifoc BEDROOM SUITES, stained and polished, ARM CHAIRS to match 35/- 37/6 40/- ■- : -~* IU ajJICiIUIU 3UIIO. , large Wardrobe. s ft. oin. Duchesse, 3ft. 6in. "MORRIS" EASY CHAIRS, stained frame Marble Top M ashstand .. £14/17/6 spring seat and back, covered in leather or O BEDROOM SUITES, in Fumed Oak, Wardrobe ' saddlebags .. .. .. 50/_ I* \o n/i**ikljft ♦/> F.«w <2" cl puchesse, splendid design, Washstand " MORRIS " EASY CHAIR, broad arms, mas- - 11 IS DOSSIDIt 10 FuF" Tj W1 two drawers - a « d 2-doorcd Cup- s i ve design, covered in moquette velvet— I r board complete for £17/10/-; ask to see £2/15/- £3/15/-. ! likh anY mOm Of this Suite. - SIDEBOARDS, well finished, and of good design IIIJII UIIJT lUViei VI BEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS ! BEDSTEADS 1 4 ft. 6in. long .. .. £6/10/- ---! mmmm mmmm anY EIAIICO SkTiA \\\O and Brass, in 1 Rimu-and" in Oak. a' long .. .. £7/7/I ~| Mil J HUU3C, OIIU UIC large variety to select from. We quote a SIDEBOARDS, in solid Oak. 4ft. long, bevelled # ■ few prices complete with spring mattresses, mirror plate .. .. £6/10/- - mmmmmm—m DFIC6S Will DrOVC • • kap °° mattresses an d pillows. 4it. 6in., £8/8/- sft., £9/15/- -- "■ * * * Black and Brass, heavy pasts, full size— OVERMANTELS, a new lot just to hand, latest £0(ial!V flttrSCtiVC t0 £5 £5/7/,6 designs—Prices are 39/6 to £5/15/- - people with large or ' small means. FLOOR COVERINGS, ETC. "i ! . A personal inspection Purchase Your Carpets, Linoleums, Blinds, and ail Window :t ■ is invited. Drapiogs from The N.Z. Farmers Co-operative Association ■ . ■ ' GOAT SKIN RUGS, suitable for Bedroom or AXMINSTER HALL CARPETING, 27m. vide. • '?£ Fireside; black, brown, saWc and imitation exclusive designs—All at 8/6 per yard "■' ' r - v ■_ - ; J tiger, S ft. x 2 ft. 6in. ' .'. 29/6 each BLINDS of .all descriptions made' to 'order- C * SB IH , These Skins are of the choicest, and will give Estimates free. .<■ ~: II every satisfaction for both appearance and WINDOW CURTAINS, Dainty CASEMENT i ]£ g I • auraomty. , CLOTHS, bordered, 40m. wide, 1/2J yard y' & m m VELVET PILE SQUARES, all woven in one pt AIM CXSEMENT CLOTHS -oin wide— c - B § . piece; very-hard wearing and handsome FLAUN CAbt.ML.M yiidc— .. -, IM ■':. ■ . designs—l3ft. 6in. x 13ft. £9/5/- ' ' •'' J ''- ■' H 10ft. 6in. x gft... .. £5/5/-. LACE CURTAINS, in small sizes . ' .-.^ • I Choice LINOLEUMS for Bedroom, Kitchen and ' ' 6/11 - 10/6 ' I */ 6 pa r ' •'''"' g . Hall, in Matting. Conventional and Tile These are h ß ht lace effects - and particularly ' v, H effects, colours brown, pink, blue and green " • stron S Xcts - ' . - r> 72m. wide—At .. ... .. 4/6 CRETONNES. SATEENS. TABLE COVERS • • I* Heavier quality at ~ • .. 4/it ' ;■• , , , • , M\ ••-■/■• Come in and let us show you these goods— -rr, These are worthy of your at once, as Qualities and Prices will stand every com- '/.-; * a ready demand is guaranteed. parison. ■ __ ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■■.'""■ : "■■ .- • '■-'■• ,j'(- u- ,-.■■* ' ' ' ■ ~' ! '\ '?< G8767 "' ; - - v- -' ' '■■ 'I

RHEUMATISM AGAIN. ■ « —.— Many people who had Rheumatism last winter are beginning to feel the aches and pains ot the complaint again. It is typical of rheumatism that it usually lies dormant during the summer, only to appear with renewed vigour in winter. The dregs of the complaint have been , in the system all- the time. Victims will continue to suffer year after year unless the cause is completely eliminated from, the system. Uric acid in the blood is believed to be the cause of rheumatism, and medical men have noted that thero is a marked and rapid thinning of the blood during the attacks. The 6ystem is thus deprived of its .natural resistance to the disease. Much huccgss has followed treatment of rheumatism with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and sufferers who have treated themselves with this medicine have found that rheumatism has been permanently banished and did not return with the next cold, damp weather. These pills have a specific action on the blood, increasing and enriching it, and they tone up the whole system, enabling it to throw off the poisonous impurities that- cause "rheumatism. Your own chemist can supply you -with, these pills. 1