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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 3778, 2 May 1919, Page 1

V?sh3w& GIFTS FOR ff ==== i^uiQL«s ===:= ONE ' WEEK \^l^^^iirr^H^-^^l^ffl[^--S& ac During- our Home FurnishingWeek (May * to. io) we intend giving- customers these grift pre>T """"" _____6-. mi..ins:— New Home Furnishings will prepare your home for Winter's social activities. Guests will he in your home-—critical, observant MAT WITH 5.2 PURCHASE. jruosts. Your home must look its best, particularly the interior. ' Our Home Furnishings will lend charm and cheer lo the whole Willi every purchase of Home pmcc. Furnishings to the value of £2 _ #_ _ -r_r l w,; v '" *>' ye a useiu l Door Mat, Home Furnishing Week illuc 3/G&or ; a Motor Car Step 0 Mat of the same value. This in MAY Ist to 10th addition to our Cash Rebate ef id.'in' tlie Shilling. An unequalled showinjr of Home Furnishings here to make your home the most home-like place on earth—Soft Carpets, pleasing ( „ niinr'UAcn Cretonnes, charming Curtains, warm Rugs, Linoleums for every RINGS WITH £1 PURCHASE. room in the house,-and so on. _. ~ To customers spending- £.\ we LINOLEUMS— CURTAlNS—Over.vx>novelties will give one pair ol Bag Rings, * Over 300 patterns DOWN QUILTS- .00 to select nickel-plated, with instructions CARPET SQUARES- . JAP. CARPET SQUARES- for m - ki up the p _ lJulai . Crc . 200 designs 125 different . T , , , ~„, , , ART CRETONNES , RUGS-Over Soo, British made '?" nc . I>a «- , b0 niuth usc , d . Xu^: y ' 200 creations BODY CARPETS—To makeup ™ 1S m addition to our Cash ReBEDDING- CARPET RUNNERS— bate of id. in the Shilling. All own pure makes More than 60 kinds Cordially Invited. & __tgjjj aß^alHHaßaaaßaaiHaB p__aß__a__aMßßaaa___H____a___aa_HH__9^^ J V 1 1 ■ -—_ - --« \ ONGLEY & KELLY . Barristers, Solicitors, and Notaries KIl-ioLTON ROAD 0 ' I . . ' j| MONEY for INVESTMENT oa | ll I f I N Frehold, Leasehold, Stock, N \fmwm W* \ CHARM find % «d ©k*ttel Security. I \~~Wf jj REFINEMENT | ; — I Ww\\\ "«re inscparately linked jgj JOHN POWER I \\W J%j6 Wf >| with our I Barrister and Solicitor I -±______i ' ./..'. j- T. " ' T? 1 Manchester Square - FEILDING § J \\wmfc "*■■> • L ' raWin g" ltoom -,i| Tt/TONEY to LEND on Freehol &V mrf /j. Tp-' : V«ablllCtS. || -"J- Leasehold, Stock and Chatt / ' \' If you have good china i at Lowest Current Rates. i \wsW# 'Wtf\ 1 you undoubtedly take a M ■ I -/«\ j 1 pride in it, and feel the H C. Stamey ©rown.j IThomaa Pagan I S^__-_3S^^S > J..._ .necessity.for anl appro- ;fl BROWN & PAGAN. \ If IT | pnate Cnma Cabinet. | ™- » 5 , 0,1 c, r tor _ i -i ~ , A I] I life We have jus}, the i.lo.i' 1 (Next Bank of Australasia) BfflV | -J, £_m r-i ■ . 1 . , H Manchester Sqnare - FEILDING j_fg__ 1 *_J|_l Cabineto--eleganl, art- M _____ l|B___/ __K_l_B Vstic, and possessing jU MONEY to LEND in Large and iMting quality which is M Small Sume on Freehold and W_W 1 « Buret X of Scoullar- ■ other Seourits. fS produced furniture. H ■ M Designect and Manufactured in our own Factory M HAGGITT AND ELLIOTT, m . W Barrliters and Solicitors. M In either oak » Walnut, or Mahogany. ■ FEJLDING. m Many charming designs, one of which is illustrated here, ■ HHRUST MONIEsIn anj sum avail {" : J PriPPf. at 4?7 9/1 1 lf\ v ■ able at lowest rates on Free-! B JTriCCU dl M hold, Leasehold, and St.ok Seenrl-1 ffl (In Oak). ; H ties. Also on Second Mortgage.. M v nj ' 1 »# ■, ■„ . . Hi » roar t/rder 6y Mail will receive perianal attention. fl| I The Scoullar Co. Ltd. 1 McINTYRE murphy and taylor 9 Head Office: Lambton Quay, Wellington. | Solictors, Branches at MASTERTON and HASTINGS. ■ 1 Kimbolton Road- FEILDING M , R9 as (S) S3 Hugh Mclntyre] [O. E. Taylor fmg^^^^^^^^^m^^^^^^^T^^^M KAVANAGH, GORDON AND RICHMOND " Solicitors -~ — = *"— Union Chambers, Manchester SquaiFEILDING. And at RONGOTEA. V:&%&i-Wfi&&§\7>&&&^ !M. Chattels *^\^ i- securities at current !|'$&;::; - ' ' / ' % ',*,,.' i '■•s_*»> GRAHAM AND REED, W -*^_A Barristers ano Solicitors >'. - *^_^^i MONEY to LEND on First »nd I J%&§z2&3& Second Mortgages and Chattels s_y:ijS§£' % _^*_ -( -*-. •«?. _h. .«__-__/" y£i&? _y*JJ* J.JL i zo&Kp~~ "_ I L_# Pk-illtng tlie j|p Goose that lays the / wave goodbye ; KjOlaeU ilcgg I / -w-. X /'i the morning it's !| | slvMt- Had the manufacturers ol hdmonds oaking rowder gone m v \ /)\ fine to think he jl ' for cream of tartar substitutes, sales would have fallen away. // ficestiie JMy'swork 11 Wos It would not have been the real Edmonds "Sure to Rise" brand V / i«hiVilf brcaYfasE 'f |S —all that the name stands for would have been missing. \il_y Give hiru a pbte of J &s%£• But no! Quality has been maintained! While many brands / |r to-day contain cream of tartar substitutes, Edmonds contains | '"T^T'iJ} p-'f'J / f v^' ( "tbe real thing"—genuine grape cream of tartar. | I ■* W »p J H] So you sec the price of Edmonds Baking Powder is of nece«»ity a few 1 li P' P ence more—but its superior quality makes it worth it. /_, L For purity, surety and goodness, use only Edmonds Baking Powder. and you know■ tlut you've Z_f ms& All stores sell it—ask to-day. (The large tin contains 14. ounces.) j done your part to holp him far J|| ••.••;-.y: j carry the day successfully f "$&,; ..,.,-.,, I through. Thistle Flukes / Write to-day to Edmond* _f% are suporiot. to ordinary / ' ; fe B £ in * W _?l*'l. MmT O/tIS IA! 1 1 kT rolled oats-purer and of / > ■$£• ChrUtchurch, for FREE Wk J_\fJ,l Js%M%. JL/ I bottw quality. They're/ I _&_H__ = _ C °°* B °°*' 1 BJVIC ITstG" ■ ll 1 marie from In finest Re- / // | ' H ■ JarUVX I>-\J ■ jBI J ieoU'd mis of the lamous * / | fn_M_S« mWLJ T>(~\~*JV r TYF*,Ti J (Joro .lisli-ivt. «j)0,:i;,,11y / / | I _____B____iHL|___^_fflß______^_i

Kaiapol, the little Canterbury township, might never have been heard of outside New Zealand, bad it not been for the woollen goods which bear its name, and hare done bo much to advertise it everywhere. Just in the very same way "Gold Pouch" tobacco for the pipe and Three Diamonds or Red Shag for Cigarettes are making Hawke'B Bay famous. What makes New Zealand-grown tobacco superior to the foreign article is its small percentage of nicotine and its' unequalled combustibility, leaving alone its unique flavour and aroma. It has been found that some of the imported brands of tobacco are most injurious to health, affecting the nerves and often the heart in a serious way. The N.Z. product has no such deleterious properties even when smoked continuously, on the contrary it has rather a Boothing effect and doctors have recommend id it when the use of foreign tobacct would have been of grave consequences to the system of the patient. No doubt foi all these reasons N.Z. tobacco has beurnt immensely popular, so much p<that tKe demand now far exceeds thi capacity of the rounufactnrsrs.