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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 6 (Supplement)

I ' ' « M % OUR FURNISHING SALE offers you rare incentives. Our Sale, now in progress, mvolves genuine, and in many cases, quite extreme reductions that make present buying a thriftful policy. In dealing with our firm a prime factor to be considered is the absolute dependability that can be placed upon our goods. Every department in our house shares in the ' ! sacrifice of regular profits, and we lay particular" stress upon the trio of lines itemized here:—. "'■ ' ' Pure Linen Irish Manufacturers' Carpet lasy Chairs a tt j 1 Damask ffloth and Samples. A wide Settees, upholstered Serviettes, scarcely variety with hardly mostly in Figured u, . any two alike. Verv Chinta, all .L„ i nouceably snop- forW- on canvafwffi \\ soJeo, but very Rugs Very permanently rl' radically lowered in charming and ftclu- tentive of 6 hape, price. sivo designs, Greatly Fenced ;; : _ i Wb cordially hmte you to stroll through oar Ware- / house without any obligation to purchase attaching to the interview. You'll find it a veritable Aladdin Wonderland. L_ — -__J ANDREWS & CLARK, Furnishing Specialists, - . QUEEN STREET. ii I Daddy's New Love! 1 II Seldom would Daddy spend his evening at home. •Tfothuy; H E| to do," he would 6ay, " but read," and away he would 50 to his lis II friends for a game of cards or an evening's chat. || if Mother felt it very, much. Daddv seemed to be slipping away H |1 from us—seemed to think of us a little less—not Quito as much as H In he used to do—until— H |l Mum struck a brilliant idea. " Dad» bow'd you like a Player- H II Piano?" she asked. ' n |l That brought a transformation. Now Daddy spends his evening. - H . ii at home regularly. He doesn't know a note of music, yet ha soon " jj' * |1 discovered how to manage those expression levers, and now plays || II beautifully—like the man wo heard at the Town Hall. B IB Mum 6ays it's Daddy's new lovo, but it's our lore too, for wl H II are oh I so happy to have Daddy enjoying himself with us again.' ■ 81 Two Player-Pianos which we specially recommend are the H ii latest " Enni6-Williams " and the " Bishop." Come in and H . M play.a roll on a "Player" yourself. If unable to call send H ' IB particulars of your present piano on the coupon below, and an M wo will offer you a generous allowance for it towards the W ÜBL purchase of a new Player-Piano. jJR ' k&ffs&FidyMmMw V»\ OPPOSITE "HIS MAJESTY'S" Iff/ PAST IMfcMriJ aT ° 27k name on my piano is .-,..■. I have had it vtars. It cost £ — __________-_--IZZZZZZ_L____ ■■ f QUAUTV'is baijt into "MatciH I lws" Shoes, by craftsnen \v "" who dare not pass other than I < S ! IH Baker's policy, and each pair ' "\j£jJF s "Matchless" Oxfoiti ii \ mo^c m <"> extra-amart J^' aS *'. to he popular and Summer. \ y make your selec* M \ **° n rom w^'le Buhucfc "MATfUIFCC" va " ct y of'aeven iVIHIUnLtOO colour.. At all good (Guarantied Footwear). retailers Maker., DUCKWORTH.TURNER * CO.LTD. , . CHRISTCHURCH. * . V ___. ** 38 Raw, Boiled, and Pale Boiled |j j |H LIr S ) I 2 ILS ——' -* Ask your Chemistl^r""^ PYORRH(EA TOOTH PASTE whicii is specially prepared for the treatment and prevention of Pvorrhoea, ■' keeps the teeth white, hardens the gums, and prevents decay. British made, I, One of the largest Chemists in New Zealand says this is the best lj Tooth Paste hq has: ever handled. ' w. 01 all Qualified Chemists, 1/9. ff Wholesale Only, J. W. HAVDEN, 9, Wycdham Street, AucWand. "f.