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m m s£l~ IB r <m • \:w, *& SjMuii^! The above is an illustration of an Oak Suit For Dining or Breakfast Roo^ % , It embraces t \ ■- ECONOMY, COM FORT BcWEAft J Is very low priced and comprises the following: '1 HEAVY OAK DINING CHAIRS, with SOLID OAK OATE-LEG TABLE, «*^ set-in Seagrass seats; exceptional tending to 4ft 6in x 3ft M/£ i va l Uo 00/ C 6in - 5FfiAU|„ each LLI\3 ,3-Piece SUITE, comprising Be it** latf 1 OAK SIDEBOARD, fitted with three 2 Divan Easy Chairs, fully sprang -A drawers and cupboard— . and upholstered in gobd quaUf | £B/10/- woolmo,Mtte £l9/107-1 CASH DISCOUNT OP 1/- IN THE £ Or if you are unable to pay cash, a small deposit y J and regular weekly payments can be arranged. ' „ - J = B ARFETTS' ? : k w--127 Manchester Street (Corner Tuam Street) 1 Minute South of Clock Tower K <■'<■< I,

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