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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 March 1936, Page 4

Be Prepared for Colder Weather BALLANTYNES DOWN QUILTS ■ afford substantial comfort ■ Well Filled DOWN QUILTS of British , : H make; bright Floral and Paisley designs, ■ ‘ with plain Sateen panels in Rose, Blue, Green or Black-— ■ In Cambric. Single size .. .. 29/6 N it ’ Double size .. .. 39/6 !■ Jn Sateen. Single size .. .. 57/6 ' H , ■ Double size .. .. 77/6 DOWN QUILT RE-COVERING I, is a specialised service at Ballantynes, expertly carried out in their own workrooms. For this purpose there is wide choice in Printed Sateens at — 2/6’, 2/11 and 3/6 yard - ' ■ / o\ o o ———— —' We* have prepared a Quilt Re-covering BALLANTYNES Circular containing full particulars of MATTRESSES materials, styles and prices. This will be factoTy dG frdm eir be£t gladly sent to any address Post Free—quality Tickings and on request. Prime Estate Kapoc. ■ _ UNION TICKING, buttoned and bordered. Single size .. 52/6 . Double size .. 73/6 * a PILLOWS ..6/6 Rtf-*. All-Cotton TICKING— / | Single size 47/6 — Double size .. 65/PILLOWS ..5/6 9 ■ Postal Address: Discount: 1/- off each £ . for Cash or on Monthly P.O. Box 902, Christchurch Accounts.

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