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Evening Star, Issue 21073, 9 April 1932, Page 18

i 8 si Home Furnishings For every style of treatment in modern or period interior decoration there are appropriate fabrics , . . artistic and correct in design . , . tasteful and pleasing in colourings. These are now on view in ■ our Showroom. Your inspection is cordially invited! Art, Silk Slubb Repp, 60iu wide, for side curtains, valances, cushions, etc. Rose, Blue, Green. 6/3 yard. Beautiful Curtain Nets, in art. silk and cotton, 40in wide. These are strong and durable. In Tussore and Sand shades. 2/6, 2/9, 3/3, 3/6 yard. Printed Art. Linen, for loose covers. 30in wide, in a lovely range of colours from which to select. 4/9, 5/3 yard. I ""1 | Our expert staff of designers | | will make your loose covers | ■ or re-cover your eiderdowns | I at a small cost. | Write or call for our samples and prices. J Brown Ewing’s of Princes Street Downproof Printed Sateens, for re-covering eiderdown quilts, etc. 2/6, 2/9 yard.

“ You have aciniitied Smith to your cluh? But he is such a bore.” “ Yes—we wanted somebody to grumble about.” , , , . “ You sold the plaintift watered wine. Have von anything to say in your defence?” ‘‘Yes, the box was labelled ‘ Caution.’ ” We have it on good authority that paper table napkins arc becoming very popular. With grapefruit, of course, blotting paper table napkins are considered the correct wear.

There were ten weddings in one day, at a Scottish village church. The happiness of the last few couples was « little marred'by the gritty condition o£ the confetti.