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Evening Star, Issue 17637, 16 April 1921, Page 4

» -a»> « b-uux. <*&***&s j 4 Extra Big Values to meet V «*N or ftST# || Desirable and Necessary | [ Materials, Very Cheap ft =at the South Dunedin tes i if ts&bs&P There are plenty of Sound Reasons for buying your | | , Winter Drapery the HUB. Here arc some of them": —■ Jd DOUBLE-BED BLANKETS, All Wool, Dominion mako-45/a and <SO/0 pair. - „ WADDED QUILTS', full size, sateen covered, reversible, splendid $$ patterns—3s/ each. e >; 1 I FLOCK PILLOWS, full sizc-2/11 each. I > 'gsS WHITE JAPANESE SILK, lovely qualities, 27in wide. Special 0$ ' 4 prices, 3/11, 4/3, 4/0, 4/11, and 5/0 par yard. j CUSPS DE CHINE, 40in vide, splendid shades—Copper, Apricot, f Canary, Salmon, Vioux Hose, Pink, and Saxo.- also in Black and White—9/11 per yard. CRETONNES, 2-3 in wide, good dark patterns—l/115- per vaxd. WHITE DAIIASK, 62-o4in wide, a Bargain— 4/11 per yard. HORROCKSES’ STRIPE FLANNELETTE, grand patterns—3/0 per yard. i; •„ ■ .j SHIRTING FLANNELETTE, good Stripe designs—2/3 per yard. v y STORM FLANNELETTE, fleeced quality, for underwear; in Dark 0 V Grey, Pink, or Bluo—l/0 per yard, UF | (F CREAM NURSERY FLANNELETTE, 27in wid&~l/74 per yard. I J FLANELLA, 82in wide, for ladies' or children's wear-; in Medium I Grey shade—2/11 per yard. . I $ CHECK .GINGHAMS, heavy make, in Navy and White and Black « > ? I and White Chocks; good washing materia!—l/6 per yard. f ffTh<p HUS s -^- DU ™ ' -J jt. IIC D.S.A. BRANCH.

y Pruning Braaißnsß %S m (& %&* w& cl $3 ® WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT Of PRUNING SHEARS, PRUNING SHEARS, Made of the best Swedish StedL 10/ pair. Postage 6d extra. m KtS 10/ pair. Postage ©d extra. These are just the tool for the Professional. We have submitted them to our local and Central Otago Fruitgrowers, and their verdict is that the above Shear is the Right TooL ne Street In Mil 243 GEORGE STREET (Haas 1 'Hanover street). 4 irl