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-, ■:-■ ■ ■■■ ■■■■-- . ■ ■: - • t • OF Shennan Friday and Saturday, »,s^sasffi?rafl , 8 mmm m m 'AS 'g.mm r JMm h>s &/A f* *•"&?, E 5 Buy Your Xmas Presents NOW, and get Better Value for Your Money! Something Useful for tbe Wife "Sohvyn" Dinner Set, Blue and Gold. Usual Price £6/10/-. NOW OFFEEED AT 59/6. Xmas Presents for Father \ 1 Only Easv Chair.—Usual Price £ll/11/-. | SALE PRICE £9/17/6. i Rimu Magazine Tables. SALE PRICE 50/-"7-Pioeo "Sehvvn" Dinner Set. Was £4/10/-. NOW 42/6. Fadeless Fabrics for Ladies Coats Reversible Satin Stripe, Lizard Fadeless -.Fabric in Mauve. Brown, Apricot, Blue, Fawn, Vieux Rose; 50in. wide. Usual Price 7/6 Yard. SALE PRICE 6/-. | Plain Chenilles:—Dark Brown, Fawn, Light Brown, Vieux Kosc, Green and Blue. 'Usual:Prices 11/6 and-12/6. SALE-PRICE 8/6. j Plain Chenilles, in Grey and Holio. ' Usual Price 11/G. f SALE PRICE 7/9. [ "Florida" Dinner Set. Usual Price £6/5/-. SALE PRICE 77/6. ■Roval Daulton Dinner Set. Usually £l4/14/A WONDERFUL BARGAIN £6/5/-. •Plate Oak SALE PRICE 15/6 Each. Cake Stands—4-Plate Oak, to stand on floor SALE PRICE 38/- Each. Cake Stands—3-Platc Oak, for table. SALE PRICE 17/- Each. \ Cushions—Round, Fancy St vie, all colours. " SALE PRICE 15/6 Each. 'Square and Oblong Cushions. FROM 7/6 Each. mm 4^ aar/ r® Upholstered Suites That Will last 1 8-Picco Lace Webb Suite, upholstered in Moquetto. Usually 172. SALE PRICE £SB/10/-. 1 3-Pieoo Suite, Fully Sprung. Upholstered in Art Silk Damask. Usual Price £52/10/-. SALE PRICE £47/10/-. 1 Settee in Cretonne. I Easv Chair to Match. I Box Ottoman. SPECIAL BARGAIN £7/17/6. SPECIAL BARGAIN £5/5/SPECIAL BARGAIN £6/6/-. Shaviusr Mii' SALE PRICE 3/9 Each. Stainless Pocket Fruit Knivi A Happy Xmas for the Children • Only Set Seagruss Dolls' Furniture. SALE PKICB 14/ Heavy Baby Plates. SALE PRICES 2/9 and 3/6 Eac3 Children's Shelly China Mugs... SALE PRICES 2/3 and 2/9 Eac; Children's Cups and Saucers... SALE PRICES FROM 1/9 Eacl 1 only Child's Beach Sulkie; Light but Strong. Usual Price £3/3/ GOING AT 5/6. Madras Curtaining a Pattern. Was 12/6. NOW 4/6 Yard. Prune Shade Art Silk Madras. U NOW 3/6. Art Silk Madras; Rose on Black Background. 11l - Usually 7/0 Yard. NOW 4/-. : . : ::;;s.; : ::: 1 Hose and Blue Stripe Madras. Usual Price 8/6. NOW 4/6. Black and White Muslin. Usual Price 3/3. SALE PRICE 1/9. English Linoleums 6 Feet Wide—s/6, 6/-, 7/- and 8/6. Only 3 Days more at these wonderful Prices. ■ REMNANTS OF LINOLEUM, ALL SIZES— AT VERY LOW PRJCES. Floral Terry Cloth FOR HALL CURTAINS. SPECIAL OFFER FOP LAST TWO DAYS. 3/t PER YARD. » Shadow Tissues Plain dream Madras. SALE PRICE 1/- Yard. | 30in wide.-Usual Prices 5/6 and 0/0. SALE PRICES 3/6 and 4/6 T MISS THIS WONDERFUL ilonnes and Sateens. Plain Sateens FROM 1/- per Yard SALE PRICE FROM 9& Yard.

. A WORD TO . Business Men Abraham Lincoln said •—" When you spend a dollar at home you have both the goods and the dollar. When you spend it QWay you have nothing but the goods." Although this was uttered over sixty years ago, it is as true, to-day as it was then. Buy at home and you have the goods and someone in your community has the money—buy away from home and the money is- gone Jorever. uuuu ■ u u Get Your Printing in Gisborne We Have tli Staff ana PlaM wild wftiefi to Ho it Discourage Outside Canvassers Every time you buy from a' LOCAL PRINTER you arc furnishing hours'of labour for a. skilled Gisborne worker. The money paid for this labour is spent lieie at home™some of it eventually finds its way back to you. Be Loyal to Your Own "Vown

EWSPAPER prestige is a greater selling power than is often realised. When you get a paper which wins the public's trust you get a paper in which you can advertise with advantage, knowing that that trust in the paper's policy will extend to its advertisers. * ITiat is why in THE HERALD the advertiser finds so valuable an advertising medium. v ■-*■...

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16211, 8 December 1926, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16211, 8 December 1926, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16211, 8 December 1926, Page 9

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