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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16221, 25 May 1918, Page 3

£g| ja /mm / Is the Price of 111 / / this Handsome IT W ' SEVEN-PIECE SUITE — I ————i—■ From Until Farther Notice the .i * Notwithstanding the greatly increased cost of all materials—Frames, Moquette, Springs, &c.—used in the construction of this popular D-l-C Suite, we are still selling it at £14/5/0 —a remarkably Low Price. The Frames are in Stained Oak or Walnut colour. and each article is covered with durable Moquette in small conventional design. The Complete Snite of Seven Pieces—Settee, Morris Chair, Easy Chair and Four Dining XJI/I/C/ Chairs is priced until further notice at XOf " The D-I-C Furnish Throughout for Cash or on Easiest Terms 1? Cash Discount BthejiT fPoucy-ALVMfs Oualityi — —— ..t# l/- m each complete £ 1)24X2-2644

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