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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 19400, 28 August 1928, Page 5

Oar FURNISHING Department is filled with GOOD THINGS Here are some of our SPECIAL BHRGniMS We have hundreds of others—a visit to our Two Shops will convince you that our values cannot be equalled in Christchurch 50in. SHADOW TISSUE, extra heavy quality. The latest Floral Design, with light and Dark Grounds Q /£ Usually 7/6 yd SALE PRICE 0/0 AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNERS, in all the new season's designs and colourings. A real good quality,* in Fawn, Rose, Saxe and Camel Grounds36in. wide—Was 27/6 yard NOW O] I 27in. wide—Was 15/6 yard NOW 10/1! NOVELTY LACE, 3 yards wide. A very fine lace, in a dainty checked design. Suit- . able for bedspreads,, pillow shams, duchesse runners and d'Oyleya .. 10 In Was 17/6 yard NOW "/G FLOORCLOTH, 2 yards wide. We have only a few pieces of this left in stock. But we must clear it. So we are selling 5/11 Floorcloth to-day at 4/6 TAPESTRY CARPET RUNNERS, a fine selection of new designs in the very latest colourings— \ 27in. wide—Was 7/6 yd. NOW C/ 0 22in. wide—Was 6/6 yd. NOW I- /£• 18in. wide—Was S/6 yd. NOW FADELESS COLOURED LACE NETS, a new range of all the latest styles and designs, in shades of Rose, Saxe, Honey and Helio—Was 2/11 TO-DAY O/O yard 36in. HEAVY COIR MATTING. This is a very stout quality, and we recommend it for kitchen, scullery or balcony wear O /11 Was 4/6 yard . NOW L/ 11 TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS. These are of very fine qualities, and are in new and dainty styles of colourings. Fringed all round—Were 29/6 NOW Oj I^ CUSHIONS A Huge and Varied Selection of CUSHIONS in Satin, Cretonne, Shadow Tissue* and Hand Painted Velvet All well filled with the Best Kapoc, at Specially Reduced Prices— FROM O/d TO 14./ a? 3/6 TO l2/6 Also a Fine Selection of CRASH CUSHION COVERS, frilled and corded all round—- ,: o'/l1 TO (f/11 Each 2/ll TO S/ll LINOLEUMS, 2 yards wide. We are making drastic reductions in our Lino. Section to make room for new stocks. Our present Linos, are of the latest designs and colourings—' Extra Heavy Quality .'••«' Was 9/6 .. .. NOW Heavy Grade .. ... Was 8/6 : ... ■,. ' NOW MICH STREET ANI* VICTORIA SQUARE

INFLUENA ROUTED. —■—» - • "BAXTEE'S" ! SAVES THE SITUATION. ■While there is no cause, for unnecessary alarm, it is .wise to take due precautions when' 'flu 'makes it appearance. Those afflicted' cannot do better than to go home and stay in bed until all feverish symptoms disappear. A bottle of Baxter's Lnng Preserver will be found invaluable in soothing that parched sore, throat .which accompanies the malady. "Baxter's" is a rich, red, warming compound that does good from the first dose. Throats that are raw and chests that are sore quickly respond to' its grateful influence. _ As a safeguard against incipient coughs and colds always keep a bottle of "Baxter's'' handy. A dose in time may save you a dangerous illness. Like thousands of .other New Zealanders who have. proved the efficacy of this fine old English remedy, you will find Baxter's Lung Preserver the ideal preparation for influenza and sore throats, also for chest and .-bronchial troubles. It also possesses wonderful tonic properties. A generous-sized bottle costs but 2s Gd, from any chemist or store, or procure the more economical family size at 4s 6d. There is also a handy size for bachelors at eighteenpence. But be sure you get "Baxter's"— no other will do. —*s

A reminder is given of the annual general meeting of the Canterbury Employers' Association, to be held in the Chamber of .Commerce at 7.30 this evening. Addresses will,be given by Mr T O. Bishop, secretary of the New Zealand Employers' Federation, en the National Industrial Conference and the Arbitration Act. and by Mr Geo. T. Booth, employers' representative on the Arbitration Court.