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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 172, 9 April 1923, Page 3

| LOW PRICES Versus CHEAPNESS Low Prices and cheapness are often mistaken, the ' one for the other. Cheapness is an undesirable I quality in every way, and one that is never found l at James Smith’s Corner. Low Prices embodying , the golden words —High Quality —form the found- ; j ation on which our amazingly rapid growth has been i 1 accomplished. These Down Quilts are an expression i ' of our Famous Low Price policy that cannot fail to I I interest you. If out of town, shop by mail at j | James Smith’s Corner | ' Single Bed Down Quilts — Filled Pure Down in a_ £ 5 ' variety of printed Sateen covers with plain panels T'w/b 5 ! pink, blue, and black - - - Mail Order Special | Do«5?8e Bed Down Quilts — In figured Sateen covers | I with plain coloured panels. Filled Pure Down 3S/© ? . Mall Order Special “ Fine Quality Down Quilts — Very well filled and light weight. Heavy quality Sateen centre and | panels in choice colourings. Double Bed - -/o/© | Mall Order Specia | i Extra Quality Down Quilts— Double Bed size. , I Richly coloured Sateens —Plain panels in blue, vM/O » rose and pink .... Mai | Order SpßCia i I Superior Satin Down Quilts— Double Bed size -»/rj/ 1 Well filled with pure Down. Figured Satin cen- *5/0/“ | 8 tre with plain Satin panels - - Mail Order Special j I Plain and Figured Tea Coseys— ln plain and fig- 2/9, i ured Sateens in a wide range of colours and designs 2/11 Mail Order Special | j Travelling Cushions — Handy cushions in floral »< . Sateen. Two pockets and handle. Well filled w/I I I Silver Down - - - - Mail Order Specia F James Smith’s Bedding at our Famous Low Prices. I Mattresses and Pillows— Filled best Samarang I i Kapoc. Single Bed, 31/6, 38/6, 43/6, 52/6. s Double Bed, 45/9, 57/6, 64/6, 73/6. Pillows, | 4/9, 5/3, 6/3, 7/3, 8/6. f N.B.—Mattress prices do NOT include freight. j. 1 WE PAY POSTAGE. All Goods Unsuitable may be Returned. s ( Zf t I Corner Cuba and Manners Streets, Wellington j]

Raisin Bread —we all like it I Generously besprinkled with Raisins, bread and buns take on a new deliciousness—an added healthfulness. Make them once or twice a week —with Sun-Maid Raisins. Also, use more Raisins in your cakes and puddings—add them to rice and tapioca dishes. Sun-Maids are rich in energy value, and in food-iron. Raisins bring “luxury flavours” at “plain food” cost. Demand SUN-MAID Raisins the kind you know is good. Seeded and seedless, in packets at your grocer’s. BETTER WALLS & CEILINGS WITH “SX” BOARD ZWhfA “S.X.” BOARD is the light, tough, V v rigid, BRITISH-MADE WALL BOARD It cannot warp, crack, split, or fall. It takes the place of plaster that falls, jr Y* and of paper that grows shabby. As satisfactory for old buildings as for L’lLgJ new. Quick and clean to nail into posi- —, J \ tion without the disorder of shifting <■! furniture. Easy to cut, to fit, to cedor- /'$ JIate. Smooth, and unbroken, it offers very attractive surface for pa wit or _ ’W distemper. No expense of renewal. But permanence of economy and appearance. For the numerous advantages of building with S.X. Board, call <6r write. JOHN DUTHIE & CO. LTD., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Willis Street : : Wellington

for QUALITY FURNITURE It is not necessary to pay the high K prices so commonly asked. Let us ex- Bl jE| ffl ® P |a!n: . 11 In the first place, by furnishing with ll® I • "Collie's” you deal direct with the mnk. ■ iw K Kgl ere, and save the middleman’s profit I | m II afel, )BHBg Secondly, both our Factory and Show- I* —r- La l Bl room are removed from the City piopor, |li Metres meaning lower rental and working expensea. IfCSSfI * "" C Thus we are enabled to put first-class L-—-Z f " g work into first-class materials, and still jL ” , i I ° n I I sell to you AT FAB. BELOW CITY J PRICES. EDWARD COLLIE LED, [*[ OI 167 Riddiford Street, Wellington. ’