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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 296, 14 December 1931, Page 9

&r Be THRIFTY in Buying SO YOU CAN Be GENEROUS in Giving SAVE MONEY ON Handsome Gifts of FURNITURE By shopping at McKenzie & Willis’. Enormous stocks allow of a very fine selection and the savings you make permit greater generosity in giving. CUSHIONS.—Large variety of beautiful Cushions.— Prices 11/6, 12/6, 15/-, 17/6, 19/6, 25/BLACK or FAWN MOHAIR RUGS.— .. .. Prices 25/-, 37/6 AXMINSTER RUGS.—Heavy woven quality.— Prices 18/6, 25/-, 27/6, 32/6 AXMINSTER SOFA RUGS. Heavy woven quality.— 52/6, 65/ANTIQUE COPPER FIRESIDE COMPANION SETS.— Prices 7/6, 8/6, 12/6 ANTIQUE COPPER KERBS.— Prices 7/6, 12/6, 16/-, 17/6, 19/6 ANTIQUE BOX EXTENSION KERBS.— Price 37/6 ANTIQUE FINISH FIRE SCREENS.— 11/6, 15/6, 23/6, 30/TEA WAGGONS, on large silent castors. Rimu—- .. Price 21/6 WELL UPHOLSTERED BOX OTTOMAN, in Cretonne. £2/2/AXMINSTER SQUARES, splendid designs, good colourings, 9ft x 7ft 6in.— Price £5/-/-BRIDGE TABLES, Oak Frame, folding, with Baize top— 23/6 ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE RUGS.— Prices 12/-, 14/6, 15/6, 17/6, 20/-, 22/6, 27/6, 32/6 Old Furniture for New McKenzie and Willis will accept your old Furniture or Furnishings as liberal part payment when buying new goods. EASY TIME PAYMENTS on the following generous terms: Amount. Deposit. Weekly. Amount. Deposit. Weekly. £lO £2O £3O 3/2 6/4 9/6 £4O £SO £IOO £8 12/8 16/31/6 McKenzie & Willis 120 HEREFORD STREET (2 doors from Colombo Street.) FURTHER McKENZIE & WILLIS’ NEWS ON BACK PAGE. MAKES 201 bs. of SOAP COSTS2'You can save 10/ on every 20lbs. of soap that you save. Just secure a two-shilling packet of “SOAPSAVE” and add to 51bs. Fat and 1 gallon water as directed. Makes 201b5., approximately, of first-class Household Soap, which has a special advantage in that it does not need the help of so-called laundry helps in the washing of clothes. Faintly perfumed, too! Order from your grocer. SAVES 10'it SOAPSAVE Manufactured by A. MURDOCH & CO., Dunedin and Wellington.

The proceeds of the vocal recital given recently by Mrs C. G. Sommers and her pupils, in aid of St Saviour’s Orphanages, amounted to £7 9s