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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 150, 26 June 1931, Page 10

Blankets and Quilts Prices to compete with any Sale in Christchurch ALL NEW, CLEAN GOODS IN LATEST DESIGNS, OF EXCELLENT QUALITY; AND PRICED INCREDIBLY LOW. REAL DOWN QUILTS These are Magnificent Quilts, light, warm, and gorgeously designed, displaying modern motifs and colourings. a NOTE THE ASTOUNDING PRICES—WELL FILLED DOWN QUILT, in Choice Floral Cambric, with plain Sateen Panels to match.— Single Bed, 22/6; Double Bed, 32/6 FLORAL SATEEN DOWN QUILT, with plain Sateen .Panels to match— Double Bed 47/6, 55/FLORAL SATEEN DOWN QUILTS, with plain Satin Panels to match— .. Single Bed 42/Double Bed 55/-, 60/-, 75/-, 90/-, 100/ALL SATIN DOWN QUILTS, beautiful designs and colourings -- £4/19/6, £6/10/-, £7/10/HP N.Z. All W r ool Blankets A revelation in cosy comfort. McKenzie and Willis’ Prices demand attention. N.Z. All Wool Grey Blankets Single Bed Size 15/_ jgyg /g Three-quarter Bed Size .. .. 2 Q/_ 25/6 32/6 Full Double Bed Size £5/6 32/6 37/6 N.Z. All Wool White Blankets Single Bed Size .. .. Jg/g 2 2/6 27/6 Three-quarter Bed Size .... £5/6 34/g Double Bed Size 32/ g / Q gg/, gQ/_ McKenzie & Willis 120 Hereford Street, Christchurch

THIS 7/6 ALARM CLOCK FOR 2/11 WITH A £2 PURCHASE AT HAY’S SALE. And a splendid Alarm Clock it is, a good time-keeper, available in three colours—Grey, Blue, and Maroon. Simply make a purchase of £2 at Hay’s Sale and the Clock is yours for 2/11. This offer is for a very limited period - only. HAY’S SALE GLOUCESTER STREET. Ifyonr dress is not becoming to yon You should be coming to us. City Dyers & Dry Cleaners 350 MONTREAL ST. Phone 37-631 LADIES ! Your own beads remounted AND RESTRUNG. ■We Stock Incense, Joss Sticks and Burners. ORIENTAL AND ART JEWELLERY MANUFACTURERS. 9 SA, CASHEL STREET. PEGGY McCOY :: Proprietress. X There is N^UlS#s better pill than MARTIN'S. You a yean rely upon MARTIN’S PILLS. J y Sold by all Chemists and Storm* l Jr

The fortnightly social of the Canterbury Caledonian Society was held at the Caledonian ffall on Wednesday, and was attended by a good number of members- and friends. The president (Mr R. A. Malcolm) occupied'the chair and was supported by Mr W. Edginton, vice-president, and Mr F. O. Neate, director. Fourteen new members were elected, bringing the total of new members for the season up to 113. A programme was provided by Messrs B. r-ure and W. Edginton, and the following contributed items:—Selections by the society’s pipe band; song, Mr Xeil Down; song. Miss Greenfield; recitation, Mr R. Foster; fancy dance, Miss Beryl Lysatt: song. Miss Bilcliff; sworas. Miss E. Richards; song, Mr Bracey Wilson; seann triubhais. Miss Hazel Neil; song. Miss Frazer; banjo selection, Mr W. East; Irish Jig, Master B. Wakefield; humorous item. Mr R. Malcolm; Highland Reel, Misses E Richards, H. Neil, J. Fraser, and Master B. Wakefield. The accompanist for the evening was Mr G. C. Russell. After the concert a dance was held to the music of Mr E. Jackson’s orchestra.