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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 17, 15 October 1926, Page 3

Furnishings and Carpets Of Brighter Appearance and Better Quality for Spring and Summer are now showing At C. SMITH’S LTD. FADELESS ART SILK SHADOW TISSUE— In beautiful colourings, including Grey and Black, Kingfisher Blue and Rose, Black and Rose; 30in. wide 6/6 yard AXMINSTER CARPETS—Of heavy quality and a good shade of brown ground, with allover floral design in Rose, Blue, Heliotrope, and Fawn effects Size 9 x 7 J feet H . . - £6/12/6 10J x ? feet £9/10/9x9 feet £7/17/6 12 x 9 feet ■.« £lO/15/jUPER QUALITY AXMINSTER CARPETS —With blue grounds and allover design of Fernleaf in Browns and Fawns Size 9x 7| feet ... ... £lO/15/9x9 feet .. £l2/17/6 lOj x 9 feet .... £l5/2/6 12 x 9 feet £l7/7/6 VELVET PILE RUGS— Of a good heavy quality, in Fawn grounds with Indian designs, Crimson grounds with Turkey designs, Mole grounds with Floral designs Size 72 x 45in.— 35/-, 78 x 54in. — 45/- each TAPESTRY CARPET RUNNER— Of reliable quality and good colourings; Grey ground with floral medallion and borders, Fawn ground with Blue medallion designs, Rose ground with Indian design 18in. — 4/11 yard 22tin. — 5/11 yard 27in.—6/11 yard Charming Effects can be produced with our NEW CURTAIN NETS for casement windows, in Rose affid Blue shades with gold border, also two-tone effects in Heliotrope and Rose; guaranteed fadeless; 38in. wide 4/6 yard . SMITH ™ CUBA STREET :: WELLINGTON

DRIVER WHO READS “BAXTER'S” ADVERTISEMENTS. AMUSING INCIDENT ON SUBURBAN BUS. The writer of “Baxter’s” advertisements had occasion to ride in a suburban bus the other day. On being questioned by the driver after a desultory sort of" conversation he modestly admitted that he was an advertise-ment-writer. “Well” said the driver, “I don’t go much on ads. myself, but I reckon there’s a bloke that’s got the wood on you absolutely.” On putting the question that seemed to be necessary, the driver replied, “Oh, he’s the fellow who writes ads. for Baxter’s Lung Preserver.” Baxter's man held his peace, and settled down to listen to a most interesting talk on the merits of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It was just what he wanted. Before leaving the bus he revealed his identity to the astonished driver. “Of course,” said that worthy man in conclusion, “it’s not because of the ads. that I use “Baxter’s.” It’S because of the stuff itself!” You, too, will agree with the bus driver when you have once tried Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It is rich, warming, penetrating and dependable Possesses wonderful topic properties that help to build up the system. Don’t wait till a cold grips you, but obtain a bottle of “Baxter’s” without delay. 2s. 6d. buys a generous-size bottle from any chemist or store Be sure vou get “Baxter's.”—-Advt (3)

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