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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31596, 6 February 1968, Page 8

MAY 1 \ / \ POINT OUT \ WE SELL \JvUy DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC Now it's easier Tb than ever to ‘flselect ... CARPETS and all HOME FURNISHIHGS from us because our friendly terms are available on all goods. For aH jMir floor covering requirements, consok Let us quote you on call grade* of Axminsters, Bremworth*, Wilton*, Tufted Carpets, Linos, Vinyls, Tiles, etc. We can also show you Lounge Suites, Fireside Suites, Chairs, Holland and Venetian Hinds. AR are available on our friendly terms. Upstairs, *b*n Iggo’s th* CteaM. took for th* csrpot In th* doorway.

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