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Franklin Times, Volume XXV, Issue 128, 4 November 1935, Page 2

A REAL DUST UP f SOFT FURNISHINGS AT KEVENIS Splendid Ranges of Curtain Nets, including Latest Fadeless Madras Fancy Woven Nets, Cotton Nets, Art Nets, etc., etc. Cretonnes, Shadow Tissues, Art Serges, Britways (all shades), Mats, Axminster Rugs, Mohair Rugs (all shades), Non Slip Backs, Drugget Runners, Coir Mattings, etc., etc. All the latest for SPRING CLEANING ECRU COLLIN NETS, 36in. wide - lOfd, 1/-, 1/3 yard ECRU NOTTINGHAM COTTON NETS, 36in. wide - - - 1/4, 1/6, 1/9 yard. MADRAS NETS (not muslins), the latest, 36in. wido - - 1/9, 1/11, 2/6 yard. ART SILK NETS, light and heavy finishes, 36in. wide - 1/3, 1/4, 1/6 to 3/11 yard. ART SILK NETS, coloured insertion effects, 36in. wide - - 1/6, 1/9, 1/11 yard. CRETONNES, floral effects, 27in. wide - sfd, 7|d, 9d yard. CRETONNES, down proof, 30 to 31in. wide 1/4-}, 1/6 yard. SHADOW TISSUES, autumn tints, etc., 30in. wide - - - 1/6, 1/9, 1/11 yard. ART SERGES, all shades, 50 and 70in. wide 4/6, 5/11 yard. AXMINSTER RUGS, all new, 51 x 27, 17/6. 68 x 36 - - - 32/6 each. MOHAIR RUGS, all shades, non-slip backs, 27 x 54 - 29/6 ALSO Full Ranges of the Following:—Table Damasks, Oil Baizes, Linen and Cotton Cloths, all sizes, Serviettes, Blankets, Sheetings, Pillow Slips, Kapok Pillows, Mattresses, Tickings, Quilts (Kapok, Down, Honeycomb or Marcella), Bedspreads, Towels and Terry Towellings, Tea Cloths and Linen Dowlas, in fact A WONDERFUL STOCK OF WANTED GOODS AT T. E. KEVEN LEADING DRAPER Shotbclt’s Buildings King Street Pukekohe.

Russell’s Garaqe announce their appointment as distributors of v DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS STANDARD CARS DODGE—the air STANDARD—gIide ride, from from £465 £275

f Rail for Trips $ Freight? Saving Money and Cutting Taxation. Last year the increased use of the railways by their owners, the general public, lightened the load of taxation by a substantial amount. The users thus made a double saving. This benefit will increase in proportion to the people’s use of their own great transport system, which is worked strictly in accordance with the well-known slogan, “Safety, Comfort, Economy.” Maintenance of national welfare calls for common-sense use of the railways for journeys and freight. * * * ❖ * * * * * ❖ * * * * * * * * * * 4* * * * * * * SAVE UP FOR TRIPS BY RAIL.