Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21118, 27 February 1932, Page 14 (Supplement)

Many Shillings to be Saved on Dependable J® Bed Linens "Emansee" Heavy Twill SHEETS, Sheets that will prove by their service to be the finest value obtainable even at the usual price. 54 x 1 OOin.—Usually 12/6. For 10/6. 63 x lOOin.—Usually 15/11. For 13/6. 72 x lOOin.—Usually 16/11. For 14/11. 80 x lOOin.—Usually 18/11. For 16/6. Note the extra length. Special! PILLOW CASES 1/B—For 1/5| Each; g/g Half Dozen. Cases made from Twill Pillow Cotton of heavy dependable quality. Size 20 x 30. Taped. Ask to see them—you will instantly realise they are the finest value obtainable. Another special number is priced at 10£ d each; 4/11 half dozen. The "Louvre" MARCELLA QUILT A Quilt produced from finest Cotton. Nice appearance. Light enough for easy laundering, and a Quilt that will give complete satisfaction in every respect. Single bed— 22/6. For 18/11. Three-quarter—27/6. For 22/11. Double bed— 32/6. For 26/11. BLANKETS may be the need. y 0 And the price saving by purchasing /L -A now ' s worthwhile. All Wool New Zealand made Blankets. Full weight; s * ze - Nice soft finish. Blue and jjoßi S str 'P border. \r y Single bed size—19/6. For 16/11. Three-quarter bed size—-29/6. x,, Double bed size—37/6. V For 28/11.

The Standard of Comfort "D OOK FOR EUROPE on an Orient Royal Mail Liner and await the issue with confidence! The "outdoors" of the great decks ; the "indoors" of the pleasant public rooms; the comfort of well-ventilated cabins and the excellence of the cuisine ensure the complete satisfaction of the traveller* ♦ . . The route is unsurpassed. It is a succession of most interesting scenes of natural beauty and national life* The Orient Line Fleet includes five 20,000ton steamers, carrying First Saloon and Thi> Class Passengers. Two steamers—"Ormond* and "Orsova"—have been converted into Tourist Steamers, carrying One Class Only.