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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14840, 18 February 1919, Page 2

Consider Quaiity Ffcgi . ; . In Buyirvg ■"■... . . HOUSEHOLD GOODm F'fOiß N.OWHERE IS QUALITY SO r*L '' *T*f*6iiiVTF l i -Il^T^l'g* '"^ . IMPORTANT A CO'NS|DEIRA- T i s(rV <9 1 \<F ¥V Eylt/ I C^ W^>J JritW a:iO^.,AS;'lN, ARTTCIiES OF. : jjM"'lJJ^\ J^^> < j|wi' fU '•■>- %at- l dMl| ■ Egfti MfYiTXTTH' ti'XTir'RV f i' T T\Tl<' T^^stf > ' ff^T^^Bi WWMWWBW BMBißßl^a lt!lUUUmiJlltlflii£flhMJß l ' t^Pnß vyuii xo a^j v uivi. - x-iiuu. ' PiVTT^S^n ■■■■hKSM hßgßiMmi^M BWjwwMmjiiliM^^^^^^J c g HOILD LIN^JS WE HAVE AN IM- \ ■ ' '■ MiENSE ASSOJiTMENi; AND KESMEM- 10 do^n Special WHITB TDK-KISH BERWE STOCK TUB CHEAP LINES BATH TOWELS; size 24 by 47; 4/11 . AS WELL, ALJ, ARE PRICED MOD- p ... •: c EMIATEIif; JBUfT ECONOMY StJG- A targe range of WHITE TURIvJSH > GESTS -BUYING THE BE^EfR ™WE LS m vanous eizes; 1/6, 1/9, r LINES; .IT'S CHEAPER LN ; THK / i, to / . ENT) v>, . ■ Best Quality COLORED TURKISH '■.■:; ■ --__ BATH T.OWELS, 5/6, 6/6, 7/11, 8/11. wifil Guilts ■ i^feS' i " ta-IBill * WHl*^«|, single bed, "SSfKS/ifjS .' size i "Mjable makes aAd all good de- • . ' . ' ■ / ; . signs, 17/ 9, -19/6, 22/6, 'and 23/6. , - '" ' .. ■"■-—- -^" WHITE SMfN^'QiEItTS, for doulble . beds; a large i range of splendid de- ; MPW *fIF * signs ; ••^;^7/6;"S)/6 y to 42/6. ; Ht W d I Ul#^» Ur ....-: ;,^j. : i , : . ... VIYPI IAQ '■■■■^^^^^^^^^^^S WE HAVE JUST LANDED, DIRiECT " i • FROM THpB . MANUFACTURERS, A <^^^^K^^^sS^ . .v.-^-^ BIG SHIPMENT 1 OF TfiE' . Efttitl"^r^^^^^^^^v *; i.-^t^C . POIPULAR VIYEIifiAS,.. IN PLAIN JT^>^-J^--^^E^a^^^fi;•' CREAM, COLORS, AND STRIPES. / . ,».ji"l . v ; >: ... wJwi+2^ „ . THERE HAS BEEN A CON&lD'ifil■*;*f iw'El S^.'r ■■ ABLE DDJFICUTY DJ SECURING :^1 O"T*HS r VTYEiLLAS LATESLY, AND WE ADL -^^ 8 =s*- ' VISE AN EARLY CALL. ,^^^^" • - ■ SHEETINGS. '■• J . . . .UNBLEACfIED TABL^ DAMASKS I,'1 ,' all good designs/, 56 to 66 inches wide; ' ,, rtrr n t , nn, mT c!Trir'innArr<<a h 9/Q lift iinrl 4/fi 54in. WHITE. TWILL feHEvl'ilxjNGS, all of new patterns; 52 to 72 inches wide; ; . .2/6, "5/6, 4/6, to 6/9. 72in. SHEETINGS, m fine and; heavy ,1 pieces, only Ebctra Heavy UNION " twill finish; 4/11 to 5/11 yard. , DAMA^.72 mclies wide, selected : BOm t^jl^ SHEETINGS, m fine and designs;^^s/6, and 7/6. - heavy qualitie/; 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, and 6/6. Extra Fine-^Quality Pure Irish Linen „• " • .. Jlt . v , Jjr . r «i >,-.< Double ;^liM:^SK,^inaniifactuPers 3 ' ex- 90iri. TWILL SHEETINGS, 5/11, 6/11, . hibi.tiQn.^signs, f^ull 2yds. wide ; 8/6, an d 7/6. , ; '..■vlO/j; l2^^l|l/6. . . . : ■ 'v." ; --.^ '■'■■■' ' . .■■■•■ '" . . ..^:'s^.-^^^ ; : i * # ■ • "'■■ ■ • ;- ■ 1 JPi P* ■'.:■■-■ ; ',»-.' •-..•'-■ •

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