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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2505, 19 March 1930, Page 2

Rosco Upholstered Furniture —its grace of line an enchantment The comfort of Rosco upholstered furniture is a by-word, its grace of line an enchantment. That such utter luxury should be allied with such charming proportions is a perpetual surprise. Only highly-skilled upholsterers are employed in our factory, hence Rosco suites are renowned throughout the district for the excellence of their construction, the dignity and unusualness of their designs, the moderation of their prices. All our upholstery has independent, fully-sprung edges and is designed for those who require a style different from the usual. To-day brings an opportunity to choose from a glorious new collection of Autumn tapestries. Genoa Velvets, Shadow Tissues, Damasks and Novelty Fabrics —dependable and desirable. You can buy it with the certainty of obtaining the best the market affords at the -lowest price grade for grade. Call to-day and let us quote for you prices of suites that will be made to your own designs and covered with the fabrics of your choice. \ INVITATION Investigate personally the beauty of our suit©3 and upholstered chairs—quality for. quality, value for value, for there is no satisfaction like that of knowing through your own experience that you have invested your money where it will command the greatest value. Surely the store that urges you to compare must have good reasons to believe that its values are best. a *mm6% Palmerston Uorth

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WE HIT WHERE WE AIM IN PRINTING. If you Want a Printer who aims where he ehoui' and hits where he aims, let us send our Represent* ■ Hve to see you—NOW. THE FEEDING STAR JOBBING DEPARTMENT