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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16870, 31 May 1915, Page 10

Winter Comforts and Beath’s Values Two things you want to note : Eeath s Down Quilts and All-wool Blanket? are high in quality, and Beath’s prices are always consistently moderate. These two things, high quality and low price, constitute value. See Beath s Quiits and Blankets for yourself —your judgment will prompt you to buy. Down Quilts in a large range of the newest colourings and designs; beautifully soft and absolutely hygienic; though very light in weight they ensure great warmth : Sateen -t - Single Bed 21/6 22 625 6 29/6 Sateen - - Double Bed 29 632 6 39/6 45/6 59/6 Satin and Sa'-;en 32,6 35 639 6 45,'- Satin and Sateen „ 47/6 49 6596 65 6 75.We re-cover worn-out Down Quilt* and make them »* good a* new ; a large selection of Sateens and Satins from which you may choose your covers. We can offer y<xu Down Quilts covered with Figured Liberty Silk, quite unique and exclusive, obtainable only at Death s. All-Wool Colonial Blankets— the choicest products of our New Zealand mills:— Single Bed Size 19/6 21/6 24 6 29 6 Extra Double Bed Size 31 6 35/6 39 6 49 6 Double Bed Size 25.6 29/6 32/6 35,6 Ronth’s Famous “Beatall” Blanket— An all-wool Colonial Blanket, full double bed size, white whipped, *and absolutely the best value obtainable - 27,6 the pair 9 a as: m (V> We allow 1/in the £ Cash Discount. ©-JTD James Mitchell - Manning Director ) 'Ar/sfcnupcA^ We pay freight on all orders sent by Letter.

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