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I FIRE IN ELLIOTT STREET I I WAREHOUSE 1 'Wl ■(? mLS Hum UftV ■ ? ' *w GEm (As sfw. Bn QBHir-' j r ' g,:w^^^™™M '~TiWTiTr-iirrf^—■ ._. .i tHri '*■'■ ■*■»« u>« vk> ?aaaa won ™^*^*^ a^^^i^WWi^BilMJlßßMMWßßMi^iMßß^^WllMiJyii I s iPik A HkJP The slightly damaged stock I I § fem »m[J«A ■■ ° Drapery, etc., from fire at 1 .|; 1 .""'' : ■ mm? mm m Roberts,' Ltd., warehouse I 1 m - ' I wslj be offered to the public. 1 E 1 AT THE ECONOMIC. — ———I 1 m We Pay Postage to Country Customers. 3 I SLIGHTLY DAMAGED WHITE TOWELS— 1/-1/3,1/6, CREAM CASEMENT CURTAINING—I/-, 1/2, 1/6. i " l A 1/H- CREAM CASEMENT, coloured border—l/ 11, 2/11. I I SLIGHTLY DAMAGED UNBLEACHED — 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, CALICO, from 1 Ifd, J I 1/11, 2/6. PLAIN UNBLEACHED SHEETING, 72in—2/6. I Together with Special Prices for out* Usual Good Stocks. I 1 WHITE DAMASK, 66 and 70 -inch— 5/3, LADIES' COTTON SINGLETS, extra large—3/6, 3/1 L ■ UNBLEACHED DAMASK, wide width— 3/9, 4/11. FERGUSON'S FANCY VOILES—2/11. Worth 3/11 I WHITE VOILES—I/6, 1/9, 1/11. - 1 i WHITE AND MOLE COTTON GABARDINE—2/11. MEN'S WEAR. 1 I CREAM COTTON GABARDINE, extra Heavy—3/11. MEN'S WHITE COTTON SINGLITS-3/6. I FLORAL MUSLIN BLOUSES—4/11. Spoke stitched. MEN'S GREY COTTON UNDERPANTS— 1 I WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, spoke stitched—4/11, 5/11, 6/11. MEN'S STRIPED FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS — 0/11, 1 I CREPE SILK BLOUSES, lovely shades—23/6. 12/11, 14/11. ~ 1 1 Special purchase— PIQUE COSTUMES—29/6. MEN'S FELT HATS—IO/6, 12/8. I I LADIES' COTTON SINGLETS— 1/11, 2/6. BOYS' SUITS, Colonial Jweed, at ©Id prices, 1 AT THE I QUEEN STREET twVll wiwiiw | I Opposite Town Hall. 1

—a—————■—■ ■■mil mi—^— —^——w i • —I — ■■—■ ——- ——— ■'■ ■ - -■ ■■■ '■ "" ' ■"■ ' — -'— ■'■ %«"■ " ■' ■-■ Just Like New! Dirty, gloomy, dust-catching furniture can j easily be restored to its original beauty and c\/aim i with Johnson's Prepared Wax. Has your mahogI any furniture a bluish, cloudy appearance? An ! application of dPIISQB rKEnluv ffH will quickly and permanently remove it-—at the same time imparting a hard, glasslike surface of ! great beauty and durability. It protects the varnish ; —adding years to its life and beauty; covers up I mars and small surface scratches. It cleans and polishes m one operation. • Johnson's Prepared Wax contains no oil — never gets soft or sticky in warm weather, consequently does not gather dust or show finger prints. : I ' « Use it on your piano, gramophone, furniture, floors and woodwork, linoleum and leather goods. Use It On the Motor Car When used on the motor car it preserves the finish and protects it from the weather—prevents checkingsheds water and dust and makes a wash last twee '?«long. Insist on Johnson's Products from your dealer S. C. JOHNSON & SON. Manufacturers 379, Kent St., Sydney, N.S.W.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 7 (Supplement)

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 7 (Supplement)

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 7 (Supplement)

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