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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19881, 7 March 1939, Page 10

iiiiiiiiiiiinmiiimiiis A truly representative Linen Display at Sale Prices awaits your inspection at Common Sheltons. Never were stocks more varied--never was value more pronounced, for quality goods at Sale Prices means a double saving to you. FILL UP THE LINEN CHEST AND SAVE! i£ '.titiiiniiiiimiMHimimniiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII'IIIIIIiIIIIIiII ft QV>> 7 36 x 36 BREAKFAST CLOTHS*, With - overeheeks of'Blue arid Gold. Usually i/6. Sale Price 4/4 Each 52 x 52 FLORAL BREAKFAST CLOTHS on white and' cream grounds, Avith contrasting borders. Doulton designs. , Usually '4/11. Sale Price '4/3 54 x 54 WHITE COTTON DAMASK CLOTHS. Made from Egyptian Cotton. PyramicT and’ Palm design and borders of red or pink. Usually 6/6. Sale Price 4/11 TTES SERV 52 x 52 WHITE 1 DAMASK CLOTHS with gold or green borders and scalloped edges. Usually 3/11. Sale Price gy'g tow, more than ever, r ou can save by anticilating future needs . . . nth these complete tocks of brand new iesirable merchandise o choose from. In the ace of limited imports, t is well to make the lost of this opportunity. 52 x 52 BEIGE/GOLD and BEIGE / ORANGE CHECK BREAKFAST CLOTHS. Usually 3/11. Sale Price 2/H SELF COLOURED DAMASK CLOTHS, fast colours, shades of green, blue, salmon. 54 x 54 54 x7O Usually 5/6 7/6 Sale Price BORDERED DAMASK CLOTHS. 50 xSO 52 x6B Usually 3/6 4/6 Sale Wee 2/g g/li BORDERED COTTON CLOTHS. 53 x 80 54 x 90 Usually 5/11. 8/11 Sale Price 4/Jf g/g COTTON AND ART SILK BREAKFAST CLOTHS, allover check designs. 36 x 36 ’52 x 52 Usually 1/11 3/6 Sale Price J/g 2/11 COTTON AND ART SILK BREAKFAST CLOTHS, red aud Avliite cheek. 36 x 36 45 x 45 Usually 2/3 2/11 Sale Price 1/7^l/41^ 54 x 54 ART SILK BREAKFAST CLOTHS, cream grounds with overchecks of green and gold. Usually 5/11. Sale Price COURTAULDS COTTON AND RAYON CLOTHS, fast coloured borders ol' green, gold, and blue. 50 xSO 50 x6B Usually 7/6 9/1 1 Sale Price g/g g/g RAYON SETS, 52in. Cloth with four Serviettes. Nice assortment of borders. Usually 12/6. Sale Price ii A Id. Set 66 x 84 SUPER COTTON DAMASK SETS, green or gold borders. Usually 29/6. Sale Price 2||/fl et LINEN CLOTHS AND SERVIETTES, hemstitched until six naps. 54 x 54 54 x 70 54 x 86 Usually—--29/6 35/- 37/6 Sale Prices 25/6 30/- 32/6 36ia. AFTERNOON SETS, with four Shades of blue and Cotton and Art Silk .Silver design. Usual! Sale Price TEA naps. gold, with ’ 7/6. 5/t We hate to mention it again, but these household linens are going to he harder to get in the near future. That’s why we bought as many as we could—so take advantage of our foresight and lay in a supply. WHITE DAMASK CLOTHS. .COLOURED BREAKFAST CLOTHS in plain shades with self coloured overehecks, in blue, gold, green. 51 x 60—Usually 6/11. Sale Price 6/3 Blue gold. 51 x 70. Usual 8/11 Sale Price 8/3 14 x 20 HALF BLEACHED TRAY CLOTHS, embroidered each 10 x 16 WHITE COTTON TRAY CLOTHS, hand embroidered. and 10 x 16 BLUE OR GREEN. OVAL TRAY CLOTHS, hand embroidered. If./ el 11 x 16 WHITE COTTON CLOTHS with band embroidery. Oblong or oval. each

WHAT IS WRONG with our THIS IS WHAT YOUR PASTURES NEED! m Grassland Farming ? Wo have forgotten that air (oxygen) ranks equally in importance in the soil with moisture and fertiliser. Surely this has been proved in 1938, when production was down, in spite of the fact that a record quantity of artificial fertiliser was applied to our pasture lands, and our rainfall was well above tho average. The BEVIN HARROW is designed to cultivate_ your pastures scientifically; it is the only real AERATING HARROW on the market; besides which, of course, it lifts out weeds, rubbish, and the cultivating cuts thicken, and, by admitting air and the beneficial rays of the sun (Vitamin D). invigorate and improve the sward. Whether it be light, medium or deep cultivation, the BEVIN HARROW can be easily adjusted to suit. .... No. 1 Tine is penetrating 4 inch. No. 2 Tine is penetrating J inch. No. 3 Tine is penetrating inch. All the Tines can be set to penetrate even lighter than No. 1 or deeper than No. 3. Note the spreader-leveller bar going across the harrow under the hinges. It is clamped in clips ji inch above the ground level. This means that it does not increase the draft, and also that no matter of any size can pass underneath without being pulverised. © You’ll get DOUBLE the grass growth! Oo you know that if you use the BEVIN HARROW in the dry weather set lightly for spreading, or after harvesting, you will get double the growth of grass. The cuts absorb even a light shower instead of it evaporating on top of the mat or hard crust. If you don't find this a fact in practice, you can get your money back under our written guarantee. Sole Agents for Poverty Bay: Williams & Kettle Ltd. gisborne & wairoa