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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2888, 7 March 1916, Page 3

A CHAT ABOUT CARPETS -. _.„ A STORY FROM THE SUTTON STORE WELL WORTH READING. WOOL forms no small part of Carpets—that is, British Carpets, which an. after all, the Rest in the world. Wool, as every ono in the world knows, is ' just as dear ns it can possibly he and there i.s no immediate prospect of it. becoming cheaper. It stands to reason, then, that if wool i.s dear and all classes of the staple Mi'o very dear- -that Carpets niuvl. b» dear;' and so they are, yet we arc eifering TAPESTRY CARPET ENDS 27in. wide and I_yds. lonjj, at the Moderate Pries of 4/6 each. And this is whero our part of the story comes in. Twelve mouths ago we placed an order for these Carpet Ends, and it. was only the other day thai, tbey came to hand. A year ago wool was not so clear a.s if i.s to-da.*i, and it speaks volumes, for the of British manufacturers that these Carpet Ends are invoiced to us af the prices ruling ». year «go. it, ivas well within the powei of the manufacturers to plead war conditions, and stipulate for an advance on the original prices. Reputable Riiti.sh luanul'act urers never resort, to such low-down tricks. Tin's is flic reason why wo can offer these CARPET ENDS at 4/6 each. We have hail many inquiries from customers for similar goods when we were unable to supply them, and now we want to impress upon all that our slocks are limited, and those who want these Carpel Ends must come for them early. Wo can also offer a fair lot of CAR RIOT SQUARES and HEARTHRUGS all of British manufacture. REMEMBER OUR DISCOUNT COUPONS A. H. SUTTON & CO. MANCHESTER STREET FEILDING .''Oil SALI. I!Y PRIVATE TREATY, WE have been favoured with instructions from Mrs M. A. KIRTON to dispose..of,, by Private Treaty, her valuable property kno-.yn as "Te Mara," and facing Shenvill and Port Streets, Feilding, containing 35 acres of rich fattening land, toge-. ther with a largo up-to-date JO-room-ed dwelling, with all conveniences and numerous outbuildings. Tho grounds arc well laid out with gardens and ornamental trees, shrubs, lawns, etc. Easy terms can be arranged. Kor further particulars and firm oiler, apply to the Sole Agents, . MITCHELL & WILLIAMSON Kimbolton Road. FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTRICAI - DEPA RTMENT. A IMPLICATIONS will bo received *- up to March 8 for the loHowing positions:— Rower-House Cadet, 18 years of age, for three years. Salary .£75, £95, £115. Assistant, to Linesman and Meter Roader, 15 years or over, for three years. Salary £40, £50, £60. Particulars to be seen at the Office of tho Electrical Engineer, Eyre St reel). THE ACTIVE SERVICE ytTRITING I~.OMPAN.GN m _m W tf-aMHI-'JSgß^^ Open Closed "Now they'll l_et news at home." THE VERY THING FOR YOUR BOY AT THE FRONT. Size, 8. x 4i. Weight, 4oz. Contents: — 75 Sheets Ruled Paper 15 Opaque Court Envelopes. 1 Sharpened Pencil and Calendar 1915-16. Will just lit tbo military coat pocket. Price 6d. By post Bd. m. H. MACLEAN, Rookso'iar. MANCHESTER ST. "funerals. GIRIGGS sud SON, 17 Main St., T PALMERSTON N., make a speciality of the Undertaker's Busi iiess. MOTOR HEARSE a Great Success for TOWN or ' PQUNTR'i FUNERALS. 7~TolTo~"lwL._ 'TYRES for 10/(5 VJT ' each ; wilt last '.) to 12 months. Call at, the TREASURE CYCLE CO. and try one. I*l1 1. 1 *! A>*»«l-'*HTuti ol Condiments is 'the'delicious .MILITARY PIOi KLE, which is a luxury at a reasonJ aide price. Every Town and Country , Grocer sells it. Buy one bottle today. ? ' FIRST GRADE NELSON F7UJIT. / lOOKING APPLES G/«i, Dessert I\ J 8/- 401b ease. William Pears,' 1 Tomatoes, Peaches <I/G 5.21b case. Freight paid ; cash with order. H. G. , KINCSLANL,.' 'Appleby Nelscn. ■ "J7ILAG BRAND PICKLES lead the J. way tho whole year rrumd, and c> every day. If you're looking for a - treat, try the brand that's never beat.