It is Furnishing Week at the D.I X. i I While this announcement deals mainly « with Curtain Nrts, It has ateo a special mesaag * of a general nature for you. I 0.1.C. Famishing Week Is similar In IBome respects to our Spring display of fathlor Is. The similarity lies In the fact that the Furnh filing Week Display Is an exhibition of all that is I htest : and best In Loose Cover Fabrics, Cretoi lnes,i , Shadow Tissues, Sateens, Curtain Nets, ,and , Madras Muslins. * The windows In Brandon Street give a i fair ; Indication of the artistic merit and beauty f of the several fabrics for as many purposes. These Curtain Nets are Britain's Best Products. Soin. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Plain edge; g flreat variety of designs — Grecian Key, Ribbon and 1 Bow, Spot and Stripe, Floral and Stripe, Wreath, , Trellis 1/9 per yard 48in. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Plain edge; FLtaral and foliage pattern 1/11 per yard . S6in. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Bordered edj ge, Square with Conventional Pattern, also Trelli.s a »d Rose Bud Design 5/* per yard 54in. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Scolloped eds <m; Small Pattern with Key Border, also Floral Strip ad j design 2/9 per yard 56in. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Scolloped edgj t; Stripe with Floral Border, also Trellis and Flor« d design 2/11 "per yard 54in. IVORY BRUSSELS NET— Braided edge ant I border 3/3 per yard 6om. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Scolloped edge; fine; j Lacey Designs 3/3 per yard 50m. IVORY CURTAIN NET— Plain edge, very lacey, in bjeautiful designs 3/3, 3/6, 3/11, and 5/9 per yard LACE to trim plain edgres— 1/3 per dozen yards ' J WILL YOU ACCEPT THIS , INVITATION I ONE DAY THIS WEEK ? \ fsOI DIFR.S at the FRONT 1 | Deserve all the comfort they can get. I || SILK SCARVES, BALACLAVAS, I ||| BELTS, ETC., are the 'last word in , ■ Comfort. Natural Silk in 'Cream " 1 and Khaki, 6/6 per hank of ' 6 ounces, JIJ! post free. This \s almost as cheap -as I wool, and -ever so much nicer. 1 Pringle's Limited j| liv Art Needlework Specialists :: Lambton Quay h .• ■ I REMARKABLE CHEAP LINE! 150 CASES GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON 26 GAUGE. £28 Ton Net Spot Cash X>*livo4t>e«l Ffe* en Rail or Stmrnvtmr ' The present bedrock mar Ret price is £35 This shipment got slightly damaged in transit from Home, and I have decided to allow £ 7 off the market price, although the usual allowance of damaged iron is only £2 ton. I want to clear quickly, all sizes 6 to 10 feet, usual extras . for 9 'and 10 feet. Inspect the iron at our store; the damage is very little. First purchasers get the pick. I am also offering Sheep and Poultry Net at our famous low prices for cash. GEORGE WINDER Winder's Corner, CUBA and MANNERS STREETS
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 82, 5 October 1915, Page 9
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