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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 420, 10 June 1922, Page 6

Vi,} ¥ V. % EXTRA VALUES f % FOR THE HOME. % <> ❖ ❖ A parcel of FANCY TOWELS. $ « superior quality, with short 4 4 weave, white ground, wi«*b pinkw 4 and blue checks, toning with bed-w ❖ room ware; size 23 \ 42. & ❖ 4s 9d EACH NETT.O Ibrown striped Turkish! y TOWELS, excellent value. Y ICI I)--Size 20 x 40. Is 6d each.l (00—Size 21 x 42. 2s 6d each. C2l—Size 20 x 45. 2s lid each. ICSES’ CALICO, always a reliable, 30-inch. Is 6d. a ❖ NURSERY FLANNELETTE, suttJ x) linish, 27-inch. & y 10s 6d Dozen Yards. a WHITE HONEYCOMB ANDY X MARCELLA QUILTS, three-Y a quartet bed .size. 27s 6d.Y f HORROCKSES’ PILLOW COT-2 ❖ TON, 40-iueh. Is 9d.^ ❖ ITIE VERONA PYJAMA SITT-0 i > INO TWILL, with wide fashion- <> ❖ able stripes, 29-inch. Is lOd.y |I1AN1) PRINTED BEDSPREADS^ Y in every conceivable colour anclV Y pattern, double bed size. y t 15s lid. t O y | GOLLIMSON AND % ❖ OUNNiNGHAMS, LTD. |

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