Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 7 May 1934, Page 11

Prepare for Co«y Material*—Blankets—Down Quilts - »- Splendid variety ot all ArttfHQuitr, e®. <—- “XLS'„S»-- "■■■ MBKiSffiS ' Double Bed, 26/6 to 95/-each. 38in. Ripple F pi n j? g White Flannelette Underblankets. Thick quality with All Wool N.Z. Blankets. All leading makes in stbdk 36in Plain Grey Molleton Flannelette. For Shirts or Plain shad , > Blue Border and whipped ends. Cot Sizes, 26 x 36, at keenest prices based on last season s wqdl, Single tfifdXear. Warm weave. Light or Dark Grey. A very warm quality. Plain 1/6 each; 30 x 40, 2/3 each; Small Single 40 x 60 ; Bed, 18/11 pair; Large Double Bed, 29/6 pair. . . Special 1/3 yard. _ . R . S i ia( jes of Maroon, Saxe, Pink, Sky, Cream. 5/11 3/11 ea £h; Smgle Bed Size, 50 x 70, 4/6 each, Coloured Baby Rugs. In grounds of Pink or Blue with 30in. Grey Molleton Shirting. Ideal for Boys Double Bed Size, o 8 x 78, 5/6 each, Extia Large Nursery and Animal Patterns, Bound edges. 30 -winter Shirts. 1/4 yard. Floral Winceyettes. Neat sprig and bud designs. Size 68 x 88, 7/6 each. x 38in. Special l/ll|d each. “tesr “ •“ " -aasaaxas -asuaaeareK 'ZTa ward Ltd. PL v= »•»- ■■ -■>»■>-* • ' , and. Pink. 10|d yard.

MJBSERS FURNITURE INVESTMENT PLAN! • Furnish Your Home with Quality Furniture and enjoy COMFORT — HAPPINESS — HOMELINESS Bedroom Suites Chesterfield Suites Dining Suites T At o „-f nonnlp waqfp more than 5/- You can Furnish' out of income, You can arrange to pay FortLots of people waste more r,nan o/ nightly, Weekly, or Monthly. . weS y ’ mu a .•» ja vm,r You would not miss the small reguIt would pay for a Dining or Bed- There Nest A e£r Y lar payments, and you. can make room Suite in Twelve Months ' gS ' t Hom rt,SO? d COSy at - under our EASY TERMS. Our EASY TERMS will help you. PURSERS. YOUR HOME- IS AN INVESTMENT — BEGIN TO-DAY! Come in and see us, and we will show you how you can start creating that Home you want NOW! PURSERS MMITED DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH . And at HAWERA AND WANGANUI.

! " IS TIME NO OBJECT. I ' ‘ I In one sense, time may be nd object in the choice of a watch or clock, but in the sense of time-keeping it is of course the deciding factor. Beauty PLUS accur- ■ acy is a feature of all Stewart Dawson’s time-keepers, and their huge buying resources mean lower prices. Write to Stewart Dawson’s, Wellington, for de-

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