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Southland Times, Issue 23331, 15 October 1937, Page 5

Hearth Rugs, Runners, etc. for a Fresh Welcome to Labour Day Guests ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE RUGS. Ideal jyiEJE? sizes for Bedroom and hearth, in a range of modernistic and floral patterns on ..dzH II grounds of Green, Blue, Pink and Fawn. i/mvm From 19/6 to 42/6 A Also in Plain shades of Fawns, Pinks, O||jJ Greens and Blues. B 6 IjJ. MOHAIR RUGS. Another range of plaincoloured Rugs, featuring the new “Non- g’Jty Skid” backs. Grey, Pink, Black, Fawn, Green and Brown. The most delightful finishing touch to modem rooms. ol- n ’ X pa-”' S/fi 27 INCH AXMINSTER 34in. x 68m. 67/6 CARPET RUNNER. A good, rich pile Carpet , . „ . Runner in Fawn Also the Super Angora Mohair Rugs in ground with Autumn the same shades and with the Non- Leaf ' patterns in Skid” backs. 30in. x 60in. 72/6 Browns and Golds. Also * n modernistic BELGIAN-MADE HEARTH RUGS. As- Gold sorted ground colourings and printings in stairs or hall. Persian-designed Hearth Rugs; good useful . . h/c size for large rooms. 6ft. x 4ft. a. 12,6, 14/6 Moderately priced at 42/6 and 16/6 yard ’ i 27 INCH WILTON AXMINSTER HEARTH RUGS Assorted ? izes . £ col ° m-s a ? d g d f lgn f S l° ' Blue is also in Fawns de ’ furnishings. Ground shades of Fawn, Blue, signed in Browns and Green and Pink. Select now while Spring ? 13/6 yard L— Cleaning season is here. i ' N-W Priced from 19/11 I——& 1 •W& V? New Shipments just to hand of—- \ 27 INCH COIR MATTING. 2/11 yard P . 36 INCH COIR MATTING. 3/11 yard U ' rt £> . STENCILLED COIR RUGS, in newest about designs and bright colourings. sft. 4in. x 3ft. 10/11 ROTARY and ‘WRUL 4ft. 6in. x 2ft. 3in. 8/11 CABINET MODELS SEW,NG MACHINES 17 gns - ° r payable in reasonJ Christchurch calls you to join in our Labour Day Week-end Excursion. Return Fare only 25/-. Tickets available at Our Office. Reserves at Our Office. Herbert, Haynes & c o „ Ltd. 11l Invercargill. For Up-to-date Soft Furnishings,

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