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Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3576, 6 April 1927, Page 4

USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE GIFTS FOR a K •••o EASTER BRIDES Astounding Values in Beautiful Napery such as these have not ben seen for many years. BUNGALOW TABLE SETS contain one Slln. square hemstitched Linen Damask Cloth, with half-dozen Serviettes to match in neat box. Splendid value, 19/6 set. 51 x 69 Hemstitched Linen Damask Cloths. In cream colour. Make a useful gift. 0/11 each. 68 xB6 Hemmed Linen Damask Cloths. ■ Special value, 18/0 each. ROMAN SHEEN. This is high class finish in Cotton Damask Coloured Cloths in dainty designs; fast colours of blue, gold, salmon, and hello. Very suitable for Bungalow Breakfast Cloth, etc. 36in. square .. 5/6 45in. square .. 7/11 541 n. square .. 12/6' 63in. square .. 14/9 6Sin by 861 n ~ 23/6 14in. Serviettes to match, 8/11 half dozen. “IDANTHRENE.” Coloured Embroidered Hemstitched Napery, in guaranteed fast colours of blue, hello, goldj and pink. This range is very effective, and makes welcome gifts. TRAY CLOTHS— ' 14x20 . 1/9 2/3 2/11 16 x 24 . 2/11 3/9 3/11 SUPPER CLOTHS—--3 6 in. 3/11 4/11 7/6 45in. 7/6 7/11 8/11 9/11 DUCHESS SETS—3/ii 4/e 4/ii e/e MADIERA. Madiera Scalloped Hand Embroidered In a comprehensive range <of newest designs. D’OYLEYS from 1/6 each. TRAY CLOTHS in Oblong & Oval, 4/11 to 19/6. SUPPER CLOTHS. 36 x 45 In. from 17/6 to 85/- each. PILLOW SHAMS, 37/6 pair, BEDSPREADS— ’ single Bed . £4 4 'to £5 G Double Bed £6 to £lO 10 cT r I X COLUNSON & BDOADWAY AND KINGSWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH.

COLLINSON AND SON. BROADWAY AND KINGSWA?, PALMERSTON NORTH. 4P - DOULTON high class china a V. < ■ To those who Have not visited our Store, we extend an invitation to inspect our Choice China Section. I ■ • 1 ‘ v , ■' ■ < 1 ' , ■ Being the leading house for Royal'Boulton in this area, we naturally have the finest and. most ' comprhensive range of this distinctive and world-renowned ware—both in hand-painted and transfer decorations. ■ < v • •, , • 1 . , The foremost and best known decoration in Doulton is “Rouge Flambe.” The beautiful flame red, which Boulton’s alone can produce, is inconceivably attractive; The prominent colour of this ware - v adds tone and brightens the home of the lover of good China. v <v ; Next in prominence comes “Sung” Glaze Boulton. Our £l3O vase is decorated with this eminent series. Each piece is painted and signed by an artist whose art has been handed down from generation to generation. - - Then there is “Titanian” Ware, This is likewise a signed series. Clothed with a delicate glaze, a coat of greenish-grey, merging into tender blue and graduating through shades of grey into the most mellow of green and blues. • . , . , ■ 1 " ' ; BOULTON, with its birds and flower-woven beauty and its harmonies of colours, shows the art - of the potter in its highest expression. tftOADWAV * kINCfWAV^C/fAkMKftfTOH W. InSRSWfr.

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