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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 August 1931, Page 7

■ SCHAEFS FOR FURNITURE | s Low Prices and High Quality. See Our Goods ! == ■look AT THIS ! (Just a few of our lines) J SS PRIME SAMARANG KAPOC, .... 1/- per lb. ( = = KITCHEN CHAIRS (Birch) polished, - - - 10/6 each = KITCHEN TABLES, any size, - - - £1 upwards = DUCHESS CHESTS (Bev. Mirror), , ■ - 55/- each =s = BEDSTEAD & WIRE WOVEN MATTRESS (Combination) = 45/- each == = FULL SIZE KAPOC MATTRESS, - . . • 49/6 each S 5 SINGLE SIZE, KAPOC MATTRESS, - - 32/6 each = = RIMU BEDROOM SUITES (4 pieces) light or dark colour = • £ll/10/- == =2 OAK BEDROOM SUITES, 4 pieces, - - - £l9 == S CHESTERFIELD SUITES, 3 pieces, double spring, best == =S " quality Moquette or Velvet, .... £23 === DINING TABLES (specially polished) from £2 /_ 5 /' = =|| DINING CHAIRS, Birch, .... 17/6 m === OUR LARGE SHdWROOMS ARE FULL, WITH BARGAINS IN 2= = FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. = ■Make time to pay us a call. It will certainly pay you.Jg ■ G. SCHAEF & SONS. 1 THE QUALITY FURNISHERS, == = Box 57. Herbert Street, Greymouth, ’Phone 37G. ==

| SPECIALS H 30 Pairs HEMMED SHEETS. Made in a particu- M |M larly strong unbleached Herringbone. Sheeting. Very cosy and warm—hEb Double Bed Size, 80in x 22yds— HI , Usually ' 17 / 6 13/6 fl Hfi Sale Price P air MB B “HORROCKSES” READY-MADE SHEETS, made ■ of a strong White Twill. Thoroughly reconi- M I mended— Single Bed, 54in x 21yds— M| U-lly 12 / C 9/11 B Sale Price SB Full Double Bed, 90in x 22yds— ~ H Usually 25/— 17/6 9| Sale-Price M 20 Dozen “HORROCKSES” PILLOW CASES, fl taped ready for use. Absolutely reliable for hard service. Size: 20in x 30in — Usually ‘Vp 1/— ■ Sale Price • • eac “ 4 Dozen WHITE TERRY TOWELS, slightly shop- M soiled. Beautiful quality absorbent Terry. Size: 21in x 44in— Usually .. .. -- 2/11 J/U ■ Sale Price each 9 H 25 Dozen COLOURED TERRY TOWELS. A par- ■ ticularly strong-wearing Towel, ideal for real hard service. Size: 22in x 44in— U s ! la ”y. ’/ch l/4z ■ Sale Price eacn LTfq’fCJ post o rder and REMITTANCE TO 1111 fl THE manager, 11111 D •’ I 0 I I n BOX 1013, Nhl Jk-H CHRISTCHURCH

The History of a Diamond THINK OF A DIAMOND. Not an alleged Diamond as having been Se in a crucible, but think of one of T^t u re’s Diamonds se tin a ■Rins THINK OF THE MANY CHANNELS THROUGH WHICH IT PASSES from the time it leaves the mine until it reaches you, Sd think how much you must pay tor the t C «} O us"raDDLB HOW MUCH MORE FOR PROFIT TO THE VARIOUS MDDLE MEN. Here is a diagram WHICH SHOWS AT A GLANCE WH -< THESE PROFITS ARISE:— -— You see, therefore, -when you buy ’ MINE OWNER, your Diamond Ring in the usual who sells at a profit to the W ay, you are paying THE PROFIT OF FIVE MIDDLE - 11 — LI — MEN. Now think of a Diamond Amsterdam Diamond Cutter, bought at STEWART OAWwho sells at a profit to the SON’S. When you buy a Dia- * I mond from Stewart Dawson s, 11 11 you are buying at the cheapest Hatton Garden Diamond Dealer price possible, because you do not at a urofit to the have to pay five middlemen’s who sells at a profit to profitg . ag foUowing diagraiu II |l shows:— Manufacturing Jewellery MINE OWNER, Merchant, who sells at a profit to who sells at a profit to the —j-| —ig ■ 1 " — ||~ || Amsterdam Diamond Gutter, — “T » who sells at a profit,to Wholesale Jewellery Merchant, 7 who sells at a profit to the U U— — — Stewart Dawson & Co., Ltd., III! — in Hatton Garden, who distriRetail Jeweller, bute to pur Ten Branches, at a profit to where we minimum H II ~~H "'ll H THE PUBLIC. THE PUBLIC. | TREASURE HOUSES THE WORLD’S GREATEST JEWELLERY STORES—an idea combining the most complete organisation for manufacturing and selling jewellery at true value prices. Remember all our bu?S is done direct with the public. We do not employ travellers [ Complete Illustrated Catalogue sent Free on request, [ Stewart Dawson’s JEWELLERS, STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER CHRISTCHURCH.