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5 per cent. Discount for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. Lending charm and distinction to the home. Newest inexpensively priced *2l flod much to interest her in tb» *„ Summer Furnishin* Material* &t Tb* tl J at * Sumnwr »tmospb»r* ana « s&leetton ©£ ahAdes to produce delightful fcar»«^.< t)t await your chodc®. CRETONNES. The new range of 1930 Cretonnes seem to have m Q re individual beauty and colour than ever before, and • will bring a glorious freshness into your home. Ideal for Loose Covers, Porch Curtains, Cushions, etc. All moderately priced, 31 inches wide— Prices yd. 1/6, l/U. 2/3, 2/8 to S/U SHADOW TJSSUBB, I These fabrics are roost popular, the blending of colours and the new designs appeal to the most artistic tastes; being reversible, these cloths are economical and hard -wearing for Cqrtams, lyQose Covers Sttd Drapingg of all kinds, etc, 31 inches wide.- . IWms yd, 2/11, 8/11, 4/11, B/B FRILLED VOILE} CURTAINS. These dainty materials are now the vogue for Bedroom an 4 Drawing-room Curtains, and may be had in Pfefm Shades of Ivory, Beige, Rose, Green, etc., or Cream Grounds with Allover Checks of Rose, Heljo or Blue. In ttfa widths— SBin. .. Pric* yd. t/lj to S/ft «• Prt* yd. #/« to 7/11 ART SILK LACE NETS. Allover, Stripes and Convention*} Desigrys, in Shades of Honey, Champagne and Arab. Made in a special width for Casement Curtains, All Jr adeless Shades, 80 inches wide— Prtwra yd. a/11, a/a, m t S/U A«T SILK RAINBOW TAFFETAS. Plain new Colour Schemes with these delightful fabrics, the blending and softness of shades gorgeous, All guaranteed fadeless, SO inches wide— PriCD 6/6 to 7/11 :f!s : ARjf .SJtK SLUB RUPP, In Two-tone Mocfer«e effects. For Side Curtains and Pelmets this ts an ideal material. In Chestnut And Blue and Chestnut and Gold, Facie, loss dyes. 50 inches wide.— F*is» yd. ia/$ THE FARMERS CA3HEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH I \\

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