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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 4389, 8 September 1921, Page 4

Real Delight in These W/S WDuirifKu dni #$ m S»«o'.« %*i--t>ss'> S&tfiwfc. I SrSKaiiSi'&WKt' Perfectly new and perfectly beautiful Carpets have jnst arrived from the looms of England. Eellned and Elegant effects have been obtained by novel designs and unusual colour schemes. We most cordially invite your inspection of these Carpets which our expert staff will make up to fit any room; BODY CARPET with violet ground; a rich Eastern design in black and tones of fawn. Width is 27ins., wide border to match of 18ins., also runner to match, 27ins. BODY CARPET with black ground, handsomely patterned all over with grey and r««« scroll. Tho glorious border to match shows a little more Wack. 27in. runner to match. BODY CARPET in a fawn ground, has luxurious all over chintz design of blue, green, heliotrope and tango, would admirably suit bedroom or drawing room use. BODY CARPET with a brown ground, carries a refined pattern in black along conventional lines. A most serviceable carpet suiting any room in your home. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS. BODY OARPET with cream ground, carries an all-over Persian pattern in red, blue and fawn. Suitable for living room. Stair runners to match in 27in., 36in., and 54in. widths. BODY CARPET of rose ground, has a winning medallion Persian patterning of fawn ( and green with slight touches of navy. Border to match, also stair runners 271 n. and 36in. wide. BODY CARPET of blue ground, handsomely patterned in black with balance of carpet in rose, fawn and green. Stair runners to match 271 n. and 86in. BODY CARPET with brown ground, carries an all-over Persian pine pattern in rose and blue. Suiting hall or living room, a very serviceable carpet. Runners to match in 27ins. and 36in. widths. ...SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. ■ggSAPWAY PAiM7T^r-rrr^ UjllfUU *:&Ur o DESIGNERS OF DISTINCTIVE ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR FIRST SPRING REVIEW. In announcing; our First Spring Review of Model Millinery, we extend to all this genuine invitation to see a picturesque of 1921 Spring and Summer Styles, Materials, Colour Schemes, and novjl etceteras, now on view in our Showroom. Our popularity as distinctive designers a well known, and we are doing everything possible to make this season a bigger success than any previous year. LARGE PICTURE HAT, BLACK CELLOPHANE CROWN, with Tulle Brim edged with Cellophane Ribbon and finished with amort cellophane ornament noross front. "P.D.C." PRICE, 69/6. CHARMING SUMMER CREATION IN THE NEW DROOPING SHAPE, cotnpomxl of Nigffer Brown Cwpe d« Chone, lace brim, trimmed with gold tlwuo convolujtou* flowers, T«U«ved with tango velvet foliage and trail of gold tin»alled cherri'ea. Ikhja of brim softened with the new eye-drop veil. "P.D.C." PRICE, 4 fluinMi. TILE SEASON'S SHADE, PRETTY MODEL If AT IN PILLAR BOX KED, carried out in rich silk corded ribbon. A collapsible crown with medium sized prettily curved brimmed trimmed with bandeaux of pillar box red foliage and bunches of cherries to match. "P.D.C." PRICE, 69/6. DAINTY SPRING TOQUE composed of Royal Blue Tulle and the new shot effect'in Cellaphnne Straw Plait. This tony model has a most effective finish with smart shaded wing in shot metal just coming out from brim. '■P.D.C." PRICE, 55/888 THIS REVIEW TO-DAY. jrentfen PALMEROTON 7/ NORTH Half Holiday Wednesday from 12 noon. Open all Saturday till 6 p. a. i Closed for lunch 12.30 to 1.30 p.m'

RUGBY FOR GIRLS. Whether or not the playing of Rugby football by girls is correct from either an ethical or a physical viewpoint will perhaps bo nlwavs an open quest ion. But those Who do eventually enter the game will do well to folio wtho example of their brother players and provide themselves with a bottle of Doa Liniment which speedily cures bruises, heals cuts and scratches, soothes chapped hands and chilblains, as well a,s relieving rheumatism, toothache and neuralgia. A touch of Doa Liniment quickly eases pain. Price 3s and ss. All stores and chemists or post free fyrom Box 307, Palmerston North. 23 A chemist writes "The fever-re-ducing properties of the constituent drugs of Fluenzol are recognised by the. medical faculty, who daily use them in their prescriptions. Insist 'ii Pre-war prices Is 6d and 2s (id. (i Beware Influenza ! None of us will forget the dread Influenza epidemic of 1918—and the recent cables telling that influenza in its moil severe form hai broken out in Tonga, reminds us that the last visitation came from the Islands. PREVENTION it better than cure. The utmost care should be taken. At the first sign of the " Flu' go to bed immediately, and do not get out for any reason. Take IrishOMbss This safe and sure remedy proved of | immense value in the last epidemic. ; Thousands testify to its merits in proI moting recovery and saving the lungs | from serious trouble. Better still, it i is tha best specific in guarding against j | Influenza infection for it forms an antij septic film on the throat and bronchial | tubes, hence Influenza germs cannot find lodgment. Escaped "Flu" in the Big Epidemic Mr. J. Rhodes,, Salisbury Street, Chrtstchurch, writes :—" We took Bonnington's Irish Moss during the Influenza Epidemic, and are ouijc sure that it saved us a lot of trouble." Ba on guard—take the surest preventive measures lake Bonnington s Irish Moss during the present danger. The Family bottle—large size is only 2/6 Everywhere. p