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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 80, 15 October 1928, Page 13

Everything for the Home— |^S£9sßfiHftKw^&^B&ls&2Lz±B\^u2sßH Buy Your Furnishings AT '■■ . •■ WHOLESALE PRICES LOOSE COVERS— Probably chief among your Spring re-furnishing purchases—so we now take this opportunity of inviting you to inspect our fine range of materials and obtain our expert advice regarding Loose Covers. Let us. quote pur lower Wholesale Prices — we guarantee a perfectly tailored cover. CURTAIN FABRICSFADELESS SILK. LACE NETS—Durable and smartly designed; in Rose, Gold, Mauve, Saxe, Ecru, and Cream; 40 to 45 inches wide. Prices 3/11, 4/9, 4/11, 5/11, 6/9, 6/11 SHADOW TISSUE—In a variety of shades and patterns; suit- ' able for covers, window drapings, and hall curtains. SO inches wide—2/6, 3/3, 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 4711 and 5/6 50 inches widc^-4/3, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 6/6 and 6/11 'linos— FLOORTEX LINOLEUM SQUARES—In a very'smart range . of pretty carpet designs and colourings to suit any colour scheme. . v■' Sizes 6x3. 7ft. 6in. x 9. 9x9. 10ft. Gin. x 9. 12x9. Sac Prices 22/6 27/6 34/6 39/6 47/6 1 Best makes of SCOTCH INLAID LINOLEUM—Showing one . ' of the largest ranges of designs in Wellington; 6 feet wide. "'''■ ' Prices 9/6 and 12/6 a running yard FLOORTEXLINOLEUM—In, a fine lange of designs. This is " ! ft good heavy quality cloth and will stand plenty of hard wear; 6 feet'wide, 4/11 a running yard; 36in., 2/11; 24in. wide, 1/11. . ■ • CARPETS— Heavy Quality AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES—In some very smart patterns and colourings. This is a very good quality squar,e, and will stand up to plenty of hard wear. Should make an ideal breakfast or dining-room carpet. Sizes 6x 9. 7ft. Cm. x 9. 9x 9. 10ft. 6in. x 9. . Prices 89/6 105/- £6/7/6 , £7/5/. BLINDS— Only First Grade SCOTCH HOLLAND used. We send ait expert to measure and give estimates free. GEORGE & DOUGHTY Ltd. 61-63 VICTORIA STREET word in »ig > K| Kitchen LuxuTX^J MOM to wk\n^fi\vf Aolß6' COOklng than Hl^B^BM tjfjlffl T*e> Oiborne bakes and cooks thoroughly BHHII BMfflf -On a Lcuer Consumption of Gat ]H9H^ wMm than any other cooker in the world. |Hk| BsigjM ' Vftn of Otbornet have found it paid thtm luindsoaalj' IBBS BB|BM to dlacard their previous cookers and Invest In an IhSBN BEtiM OSborne. The big saving In gas obtainable with.aa lUkl^ n^^ Osborna Is due to Its patented device, which pre-huti IBfjaffl I^^S the air before it enters the oven, furthermore, th* |K^i> tjmM Oabome's Patent nue caiTies off combusted gas with- IBflpt - :|^^ out any low of oven heat, and keeps the food abso< IwSi lately free from fumes. The automatic regulator ißffpP a&ows food to be oooked without attention.: . ißlfi Ripi Throw out your old-style stove and replace X wit* - jKiffp m||p tbe new Kas-savine Osborns... . |K%9 : Otborn* Gat-CooVert arc obtainable from £11 mi Eaay |Ri|lp ■ LTD. B| H E. W MILLS & CO. LTD. ||||; j^pS« Jertois Quay and Victoria St. Wellington Ageata, J|i NOT A GERMAN POWDER ["JgaBSEI MUSTDIE BGD^^ffiBBBMH^MH POWDER must not be mistaken ton I''Tsh insecticide or common insect powders, BbM^s^b^bW BaSfl^P.L IrU some of which are sold under fancy, BB^^B^r names, for "MUSTDIE" contains an in* '^^K»3^]|^Q gredient particularly fatal to that com* Tin 1/1 B^s^Mß^BHslv^B^Bal moll honso pest aptly termed "KM aaia a/o . "^m-^^^^c^^m Typhoid Fly." "MUfTDlfis sold everywhere by Chemists), Grocers, StoreKeepers, : . «t forward 1/3 ia •lamps to Box 1520, GJ».O, SydWf.