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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20499, 29 August 1928, Page 3

THE NEW CURTAINS AND DRAPINGS \ \ ‘W a m Spring and Summer weather demands Soft Furnishings quite different from those for Winter. They must be light and cheery, with just a hint of frivolity about them. BROWN, EWING'S are displaying the very newest in Curtainings. A few are listed here. 45in FADELESS PLAIN COTTON FISH NETS. small mesh; colours— Champagne, Rose, Arab, and Helio— 3/3 yard. 40in FADELESS COTTON NETS; colours— Fawn, Rose, Blue, and Biscuit—l/11 yard. 40in FADELESS TWO - TONE COTTON NETS; colours —Blue and Fawn, Gold and Fawn— 3/9 yard. 48in FADELESS TWO-TONE COTTON NETS; colours—Pink and Fawn, Blue and Fawn, Gold and Fawn— 4/3 yard. 40in FADELESS ART. SILK AND COTTON NETS; colours—-Biscuit, Rose, and Arab—--3/11 yard. 40in FADELESS COTTON NET with Silk Stripe; colours—Lemon and Silver, Blue and Silver, Arab and Silver— 3/6 yard. 45in FADELESS ART. SILK NETS; colours— Biscuit, Blue, Gold, Arab, Rose, and Helio—--4/11 yard. 40in FADELESS TWOTONE ART. SILK AND COTTON NETS; colours —Fawn and Blue, Helio. and Gold, Pink and Gold, Blue and Gold—--4/11 yardBrown, Ewing ° f sfc s OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY NIGHTS.

o/^e^ars To be able to discern a good whisky is bo less an accomplish* ment than the power to appreciate a fine painting or the glory of a sunset. The preparation of the best Scotch Whisky is an art handed down from one generation of McCallums to another. For 120 years, discriminating men, in highest social circles, have enjoyed the rich and rare combination of mellowness, skilful blending and old age, embodied in McCallum’s Perfection Scots Whisky. If you appreciate a very old, very good whisky, insist apM having PERFECTION. (TTCallums Agent* : Lane*, Ltd? Dunedim. Scots OlhisKy

You can be assured of getting a good SPADE a FORK a RAKE a HOE or SHEARS etc. from VERNON SMITH THE IRONMONGER in GEORGE STREET