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Wairarapa Age, 22 July 1926, Page 6

Big Bargains ATTRACT BIG CROWDS TO C. SMITH’S Great Winter Sale In it’s Second Week—and already a Sensational Success. It has surpassed in magnitude any Sale we have yet held. But is it any wonder! The Bargains are the biggest we’ve ever offered. Stocks MUST be Cleared quickly—therefore the Reductions have been made unusually generous! COME! BUY! SAVE! SALE SPECIALS IN SOFT FURNISHINGS! Tapestry Carpet Runner; 18-in. 4/6; 22in„ 5/3; 27in., 5/11 27in. Axminster Carpet Runner, from 10/6 yard. Tapestry Hearth Rugs, from 8/11. Tapestry Sofa Rugs, from 23/6 Velvet Pile Sofa Rugs, 32/6 and 40/-. Velvet Pile Door Slips, 3/11. Coir Matting, 18in., 1/11; 22in„ 2/11. I Sateen Cushions, from 2/3. Travelling Cushions, 2/6. Large Assortment Tea Cosies, from 1/11. C. SMITH Ltd “THE PEOPLE’S STORE," QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. I a—M-> A cumulate remeval or the diajinM* Bl of gooda within tho Dominion I Overaaaa will, tn our hands, raeetVW "H'lp I tho«» u « h attention. e L wh* I *• detail of Custard K MB- I Forwarding, and carefully wa*6» I rV9r *kroutf»out. MgSL , J. J. CURTIS & CO. LTD. "Cttrrien of Everything** H Johnston Street, WELLINGTON. EXOTIC WWW BEAUTY OF THE EAST— Combined with the Sturdy Strength of the West That sums up the fascinating Bowls wrought in Brass and Copper that you'll find at the Arts & Crafts. In every home—ni yours, too, there’s a comer that would be the brighter for a Glinting Brass Bowl. If there is a Birthday this month, what could be more acceptable to the appreciative and artistic home-lover than a hand-wrought Brass Bowl from the Arts & Crafts. ARTS 4 CRAfTS ’ “THE HOUSE FOR PRESENTS,” 46 Queen Street, MASTERTON.