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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4814, 11 March 1918, Page 3

QUALITY THE S IMPORTANT QUESTION IN BUYING h ousehold Goods

# HOUSEHOLD LINES—THE KIND WE SELL WHICH ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE WORLD’S LEADING MANUFACTURERS—ARE A SURE INVESTMENT AGAINST THE FUTURE. OUR IMMENSE STOCKS WILL CARRY US ON FOR MANY A DAY, AND AT PRICES NOT GREATLY IN ADVANCE OF THE PRE-WAR STANDARD. T'-Tr* V: HSV/ELUNG SHEETINGS AND PILLOW COTTON, PURE BLEACHED TWILL SHEETING— 54in. wide—l/6. 1/9 to 2/3. 72in. wide —1/11, 2/3 to 3/6. 80in. wide— 2/3, 2/6, 3/6 and 3/11 PLAIN TWILL OR HERRINGBONE UNBLEACHED SHEETING—54in. wide—l/9, 1/11, and 2/6. 72in. and 80in. wide—l/11, 2/3, and 2/9 yard. 40in. PILLOW COTTON, in Plain and Circular Weave—l/-, 1/3, to 1/9 yd. 40in. TWILL PILLOW COTTON, in Plain and Circular Weave—l/3, 1/11 to 2/6 yard. CALICOES AND LONGCLOTHS. The thrifty housewife would do well to secure some of these goods now. They were bought long before prices reached their present high level, and our present prices are practically manufacturers’ prices in London today. 36in. PURE MEDIUM BLEACHED CALICO—9d., 10* d., 1/- to 1/3. 36in. HEAVY BLEACHED CALICOES, Special Values—l/3, 1/6 and 1/9 vard. 36in. PURE COTTON LONGCLOTH, guaranteed free from filling—ll*d., 1/1, 1/3, and 1/6 yard. 42in. PURE MADAPOLLAMS, guaranteed pure Egyptian- Cotton —1/11, 2/6, 2/9 and 2/11 yard. m #1 # n LONGCLOTH L '4 FLANNELETTES. WHITE FLANNELETTES, 30in. and 32in. wide, in Plain and Twill—B}'d., 10-J-d., 1/- and 1/3 yard. WHITE FLANNELETTES, 36in. wide —llid., 1/2, 1/31, 1/6 and 1/8 yd. 33in. CREAM WINCEY (Wool and Cotton), ideal for Children’s Wear, Nightdresses, etc. and 2/11 yard. STRIPED FLANNELETTES, 30in. to 36in. wide, all reliable makes—lo-id. 1/-, 1/3 to 1/11 yard. TRAVELLERS’ SAMPLE DAMASK CLOTHS. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF TRAVELLERS’ SAMPLE DAMASK CLOTHS (Borders all round, with Medallion and Plain Centres. These Samples are actually less than Manufacturers’ present day prices ; all sizes, 2yds. 2*yds., 3yds., and 3*-yds. long—l3/6, 17.6, 20/6 to 29/6. IRISH TABLE DAMASKS. WHITE TABBLE DAMASKS, 54in. and 56in. wide—l/9. 1/11, and 2/3 yd, WHITE TABLE DAMASKS, 64in. and 66in wide—2/3, 2/11 and 3/11 yd. IRISH HAND-LOOM DOUBLE DAMASKS, 72in. wide—4/6, 5/6, 7/6 to 8/1-1 yard. UNBLEACHED DAMASKS, 54in., 6Qin. to 72in. wide—l/6, 1/11, 2/6, to 5/6 yard. IRISH LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, Exhibition Designs—3o/-, 35/-, 40/-, to 50 1- per doz. SER V TTES PETTI THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.

“Trust the people” is a great old democratic principle of which a good deal has been heard of late, but the Legislature has enacted that the people are not to be trusted in the matter of drijjk on election day. Therefore the hotels in the constituency of Wellington North were closed at noon. If all the hotels of the city had been closed the situation would not have been so curious, but the anomaly was presented of all the licensed houses from Thorndon to Cuba Street shutting down at noon while the bars at the other end of the city remained open. On one side of Cuba Street a drink could not be obtained, so that it became the peculiar privilege of certain licensees to do a roaring trade in the afternoon at the expense of their brother publicans. The position was, of course, quite absurd, and was the subject of much comment. Many people who are not in the habit of studying Acts of Parliament were taken by surprise in the matter, but on hearing how matters stood at noon thei;e was a regular processions of thirsty souls froni the centre of the city to the outskirts. — N.Z. Times. When you feel a colds coming on, don’t wait until it has gripped you, but take NAZOL at once.*

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