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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12091, 28 June 1920, Page 2

IM !.A * r £ '• d". K^'l.> .-•. V fif 7, ■ H'- "■ ■’■• ; ' ' ■'• 1 ' g V-: ' f ♦*ir3 u £’^ ; r , 1 •**> Exhibition meon rages yon to action and opens fascinating ■A: as for the artistic, exclusive, ami economical üb'hvrui 1 ! \ j i Xccds. fortable for il> • f.vndv, r-e»v. -v ■ • • • •' not merely "-Hi:" 1 ' ’ you want to Im >•<,• a ; ■ 1 ■ : e . ■ Suite this war 1 -:. or •••": “ W '''■••■! Cretonne X- X , sCushions for c '' : ' " ' ■ ' ’ ' that h-nm-o'-m >■ :ro>- ;• A ■- uv'--- ■ ■ ■ really 1 A: o < ■ ■. ■ , ■ of honour in Ah ■■ ’ ! " A i ; ; A:-':- s you want to boy AT ' ' Because a home •"an be s<> deAgMAA ■' b K A cheery looking oo\ emnrs am.! >’■ I- a;: •• are it is so easy to spicad an atmosphere of beauty ov*t an entire abode by purchasing wisely a few w-v ’ i’w:-! ■<! advantages in Xt'A During Home Fur* u -you visit this exhibition, •■on an-ar> ■•'(! to suit your i ihe object of displaying appear m your own home. Van a’.- doM.dv Invited to view this, ins' Am and. a : • d'-pday of Home Furnish- ‘ ••••:•!• at. your ■ on amicncc, 'and bring your •As v : i’’ von s"e and enjoy the wonderful i > "us which wo In'-c so painstakingly gathered wh eh are arranged in such a charming and ■hti'u! manner. jm A L'.r&'jS' £TU

Economy in the Home True economy is:— not what you spend but how you spend. Bournvilie Cocoa is a perfect food; taken with meals or between meals nr provides a sustaining and refreshing beverage. O * fey K i? E CADBURY

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A FEW LITRES TAKEN AT RANDOM. Strang’s Coffee Powder 1/4 Cornflour lOd ; Condensed Milk lid Garb. Soda 4d Baking Powder Is 8d Bovril 2a Clothes Pegs 4d doz. Aspro Tablets Is, Is 3d, 4s 6d PECK FREAK’S Candles, best Is 2d Gas Mantles Is Fresh Herrings Is 3d Sardnes, 3 tins Is lOd Honey Is 4d pot Coffee Ess Is 8d Granose Bts Is 3d Sugar of Milk Is 3d BISCUITS now in M. 4= lr- Tffiy i ■gg. THE LITTLE STORE IN WELLINGTON ROAD. Phone 283.