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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18975, 27 March 1936, Page 6

a Quilt Quest/ Fail to See Our gains in Blankets! Then begin and end your search here! Greatest Quilt Values in Years! j Here are big, soft, fl gaily coloured f EIDERDOWNS that i will form a protective and decorative covering against winter's coldest nights. ~„ We've many designs to show (/ you in sizes suitable foJ every bed and bedroom. No need to take our word for it, though; come in and nee for yourielf I The "MONARCH" I The "BOUDOIR" is something different—something - new. Well filled, in beautiful satin damask with wide self satin panel to tone. The shades are: Gold, Green, Saxe, Rose and Lilac. FULL SINGLE FULL DOUBLE BED is the acme of luxury at moderate cost. Covered with rich brocaded satin damask. Ruche panels and large centre circle attractively ruched. The shades are: Rose, Saxe Blue, Green and Gold. FULL SINGLE BED FULL DOUBLE BED i is covered with a rich satin damask and well filled with pure down—with a guaranteed down-proof covering under the satin damask. Stocked in six shades: Cedar Rose, Sherwood Green, Gold, Saxe, Vieux Rose and Azalea Blue. FULL SINGLE BED FULL t DOUBLE BED * BLANKETS At Last Year's EARLY CONTRACTS HAVE PLACED US FAVOURABLY CH.2oo.—These are soft and downy, made from a fine grade of wool. White, edged and bordered Salmon Pink | r E N D GLE 24/11 pr f-BED < DOUBLE • BED *- A QUALITY PRODUCT WHY NOT SNUGGLE DOWN IN COMFORT THESE COLD NIGHTS? THE SPECIALISTS IN HOUSEHOLD LINENS

and nights ... you need Protection and Warmth The GUARDS OVERCOAT \\7iLL give you all that you want —protection, >V warmth, and above all. STYLE. With its massive collar and rugged appearance, you will be a proud owner of a Guards Coat. Priced from Charlie Adair's EXCLUSIVE INEXPENSIVE MEN'S WEAR Next Herald. Phone 648.

Situated overlooking one of the safest bathing beaches in the North Island. A comfortable hotel where you receive first-class attention and can spend an enjoyable holiday. Tariff 10/- a day, Weekly by arrangement. Ah A.A.A. House. G. M. COLEBROOK, Proprietor.

VX7HAT percentage of the local ** populace pass your chop windows, or better still stop and study the contents? Well-displayed goods In an attractively-arranged window command attention from a portion of those people who happen your way. A. newspaper advertisement is another shop window with the display substituted for the written message which Is daily carried to many potential customers who never have occasion to pass your premises. The Herald dailv goes into the homes of nearly every Gisborne family. It can place you in touch with many people y'ov tniarht n«v«r ■©«» outaida vour «Hoo.

PAY CUTS RESTORED nUNEDIN (Per Press Association.). nUNEDIN, this- day. The salaries and wages of the employees of the Otago Hospital Board urn to hi' restored to their original 1931 basin before any of the cuts operated. The increase is to take effect from April 1. (Per Pr-ss Association.) OAMARU, this day. The Wailaki County Council to-day unanimously decided to restore the 10 per cent, cut in the pay of grader-men, drivers and surfacemen as from April 1.