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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15451, 1 November 1910, Page 10

?*F /I li J3LJ ES FOR i itjCi HOME n——— Ladies frequently express surprise at the variety of pretty effects shown at the D.I.C. in Loose Covers, Casement Cloth, Curtains, and other furnishing draperies. This season the Department is exceptionally well equipped for meeting the demand of the most exacting. You can match any colour scheme in any room in your house—harmoniously, economically and quickly —from our stocks. Various qualities and colourings .are shown, including blues, pink, greens, red, cream, saxe, etc., covering a wide range specially suitable for stencilling. Designs for this work are stocked in numerous pretty effects, and are becoming more popular every day. Call and see the values offered in this section; LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE. We arc specialists in making loose covers for all kinds of Furniture. A full range of all the latest fabrics now showing. ENGLISH AND FRENCH CRETONNES, -31 inches wide, in good washing colours and designs— 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 to 2/3 per yd fEW TEXAS CLOTH, 36 inches wide, suitable for casement curtains and loose covers, very latest designs and artistic colouring—--2/6 per yard PRINTED LIVENS, TAFFETAS. JASPE CLOTH and SHADOW DAMASK, 54 inches wide— 3/6 to 10/6 yard WINDOW DECORATIONS. Our experts in Window decorating have the latest and most up-to-date ideas for all kinds of windows. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE IN LACE CURTAINS, white, ecru, and ivory ; 3, 3| and 4 yards long—--4/6 5/6 6/9 7/6 8/6 10/- to 30/- pair CARPETS —Brussels, New Axminsters, Wilton, with borders to match— From 5/6 to 12/6 per yd CARPET SQUARES —Seamless Axminsters, Wilton Pile, Mirra; ore, Malabar, Ysprack and Turkey, in all sizes— From 4/5/5/LINOLEUMS AND FLOORCLOTHS m A WIDE VARIETY. CALL AND SEE THEM. MEET ME AT THE s£d I E. C. BROWN, Manager. 1/DISCGUNT OFF EVERY COMPLETE £ FOR CASH. THE AT' 'ONDERLAND OF N.Z, ROTORUA. BREST’S BATHGATE HOUSE. li FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL, old established and comfortable, situated close to all Baths; replete with modern comforts; the house for the tourist; hot and cold baths and electric light throughout. Porters meet all trains. Telegrams : “ Brents.” S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. Delicious, Wholesome and Refreshing . are . Alexander’s mm ft m 3 übiv Fruit Flavoured JELLY CRYSTALS m GUARANTEED to set iF-i Stx HOURS. gilCSß^aaitßaaaawMiMhiflW’w EEK’S FEATURE. OiSiUi'uay S r. / A '-LA READING FOR THE WEEK END* k Magazine Newspaper || M EICHTY-FOUP. COLUMNS FOR h PENNY. ™ rnHE SATURDAY’S ISSUE of the CHRISTCHURCH “STAR” X is of special character, and totally different to the issues of the the other five days of the week. It, is an extra number of twelve page* of seven full columns each, ar.d while the usual features of the up-to-date daily evening paper are preserved, the following will be found among many additional special lite’ury attractions: A SERIAL 'NOVEL by an eminent author. SHORT STORIES by well-known writers of fiction. SKETCHES and LITERARY SELECTIONS by tie best poos of the day. COLUMNS EOlt THE LADLES, compiled by a lady journitlwi. WORK FOR THE WEEK—Counsel to Gardeners by an Expert. MULTUM IN FARVO paragraphs of information. FUN AND FANCY. “THE WEEK —A racy nud free handling of things ia general THE WORLD OF SPORT —An up-to-date compendium of nens pertaining’ to all branches of outdoor and indoor roervw tions. The SPECIAL EVENING EDITION published at eight o'clock *}vcs the fullest details of the events ~.f :he afternoon, special attention being paid to reports of .. - RACE MEETiNGS A>tlD ATHE.ET*© CONTESTS & MATCHES.