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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 4593, 19 May 1922, Page 4

CE i 58 '-■, -• ■••"•" (^JONG OLEUM is to-day the most moderatelypriced, floorcovoring procurable (provided that you buy from C. and C), each yard being 72ins (6ft) wide and carrying the maker's guarantee. In a wide range of'handsome patterns—matting, floral, tile. At this low nett cash price per yard. nett Congoleum Squares in the same handsome patterns are also being sold by us at correspondingly low prices. 9ft x sft, 95/; 9ft x 10ft Bin, 87/6; 9ft x 4ft 6in, 31/6; 9ft x 3ft, 18/6; all nett cac-h. m m<J e '■>;. -V--■/i 4 >& m \.\sw FOR WINTER WEAR. THEY ARE THE FASHIONABLE COATS OF THE SEASON AND THERE ARE NONE MORE COMFORTABLE TO WEAR I VELOUR COATS as cosy protective winter garments ere enjoying immense popularity this season. We know of no manufacture material which gives greater warmth than valour. This is much in their favour. Prices, too are «^ , ?T»'-?«f* ing the quality of the coats, md also remember our bonus for cash of Id. Ott oach Is. This applies to all the prices quoted here. BECOMING WRAP SHAPE VELOUR COAT »n Mole withself stripe. TJpcffliuiinß collar fastening right round throat, or forms a new rever. Smart !ide panels! stitched, down, shew on the skirt, in whioh pot&ete are cleverly inset. "W>-C M ™<*> 8 PLEASING MOLE COAT, in very good quality soft volour The eoflar ta itoned with Mole Coney in long roll shape, while pookete are *%od **™« fur to match all round bolt amd roomy inset sleeve. P.D.C. Price, ugns. HANDSOME VELOUR COAT in farming^g^J***** b £ Jf SS.TU beaver, and the becommg wrap sleeve.. ROOMY COAT OF NAVY VELOUR, wrap shape. Handsomely moss Stitched at waist lino to self shade. Corresponding stitchery gives distinction to the large collar. •■P.D.C." Price, 6gns. USEFUL COA.T IN NIGGER SMART VELOUR COAT, in the VELOUR and has all-round belt attractive Poon shade. Has a and inset sleeve. A large collar rich, wide roll collar of Mole of mole Coney finishes the neck Coney; deep pockets; belt, amd and adds to the appearance. coat fastening of bone button "P.D.C." Price, £7/17/6. attractive Poon shade. Has a rich, wide roll collar of Mole Coney; deep pockets; belt, and coat fastening of bone button tone with the entire model. •'P.D.C." Price, Bgns. i i^r€il€f I liv \W/j m NORTH Half Holiday Wednesday froH . 12 noon. Open all Saturday till 8 p.m. CI seed for lunch 12.80 to 1.3» dally

The beauty of a gramophone is that it caters to all fancies in the matter of music. From the riot of jazz to the exquisite music of classical pieces; from the comedian b patter to the famous tenor's magic notes —the reproduces them all, giving to each full lone value. The rich, pure tone of the Sonora which places this instrument above all others, in obtained by means of the sounding horn of seasoned wood, fashioned on the principle of a violin. Call and hear it for yourself at the local agent's. F. J. Pinny Ltd. 89 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. RHINELAND RAILWAYS. ALLIED EYES ON GERMANY. (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (Aust.-*t.!S- oablo association.) Paris, May 17. The conference of Ambassadors requested Germany to abandon the construction of certain railways in Kmnoland of strategic importance and to modify or'destroy existing linos bofore the occupation ends. The Conference decided to permit the ex-Empress of Austria to reside in Spain. FRANCE WANTS MONEY. GERMANS MUST PAY'REPARATIONS. i (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.} (Aust. and N.Z. Cable Association.) Paris, May 17. j The Minister of Finance, in pre; 1 senting the Budget, emphatically declared that it could not be balanced without full reparation payments from Germany. __.. ._;.._