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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21146, 23 April 1934, Page 12

DOWN QUILTS FOR GREATER COMFORT AND HAY'S DOWN QUILTS FOR LOWER PRICES - roaiflgg^ffl msm *T>Sbi|!&^>vJ Inspect tlic big selection of Down Quilts now showing in May's Furnishing Department. Do\mi (Juilts make cosy the longest nights. liny either for cash or by i a s ta ISINGLE BED SATEEN DOWN QUILT - Floral Sateen with plain panels. All wanted shades of Rose, Blue, Tango, etc. Good value in this "Comfort-Lover's'' Quiit. A four shilling deposit will secure one. The rest by easy instalments. Goods to remain at the store until final payment is made. There is no extra charge buying this way at Hay's. A double bed Sateen Quilt is 27/6. Deposit 5/ti. SINGLE BED BROCADED QUHLT - One of the higher-priced Quilts, covered in rich Art Silk Brocade that will not split. Contrasting borders. Available in Rose. Blue and Green tonings. Deposit 9/6. Double Bed size is 50/6. Deposit 12/-. THE "FLAKIWOOL" QUILT The new Quilt, with the light and durable wool packing, that is taking the town by storm. Floral Sateen with Rose Satin panel. * Single Bed size 29/6 .. .. Deposit fi/Double Bed size 35/- .. •. Deposit 7/HAY'S LIMITED GLOUCESTER STREET

one of the party on the United States vessel Dixie, which went to the West Indies in 1902 to investigate volcanic conditions. He was made a knight of St. Olaf in 1900. and a knight, of Danebrog in 1907. He was a medallist and an honorary member of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. His publications include First on the Antarctic Continent.l Mil C. W. WREN TELEGKAPH—COI'YRKi (Received April 22. 5.5 p.m.) ROME, April 20. The death has occurred of Mr C. W. Wren, former general manager of the English. Scottish, and Australian Bank. lie was travelling to England.