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Wairarapa Age, 9 August 1935, Page 2

Smart New Window Draperies AT Moderate Prices Among the new arrivals will be found some Charmingly Fresh Ideas for Dainty Window Treatments, such as the 24in. Bordered Bungalow Nets. Old favourites in Spot and Sprig Muslins are again popular. 24in. Bugalow Curtain Net. New Cream shade, Art Silk, dainty bordered designs; fine quality. Price, 2/6 yard. 36in. Art Silk Curtain Nets. Fadeless Beige; particularly smart range of Bordered or Floral All-over designs. Great value. Price, 1/0 yard. Newest Muslins for the Spring. 36in. wide; Cream grounds, with dainty Coloured Spray or Spot in two-tone effect. Colours: Rose, Blue, Green, Gold and Flame; fadeless. Price, 2/3 y»d. 48in. Heavy Furnishing Taffetas, in very dainty chades of Blue, Rose, Gold and Green; fadeless. Very popular for Bedspreads, Cushions, Curtains, etc. Call in and ask to see diem. Price, 4/11 yd46in. Art Silk Slub Repps. Fast colours. The most popular of all Furnishing Fabrics, in Blue, Rose, Gold, Flame and Green. Price, 2/11 yard. 31in. Shadow Tissues.— The Latest Futuristic Designs, in a wonderful Colour Combination. Very toney for Side Drapes, Etc. Price, 2/3 yard. Heavy Art Silk Curtain Nets; 38in. and 40in. wide. Light or Dark Biscuit shades; scalloped edges; very attractive designs at a low cost. Prices, 2/6. 2/9 and 3/6 yard. Green Table Baize. 36in. wide. Ideal for covering Bridge Tables. Get yours now. Price, 2/11 yard. HUGO & SHEARER, LIMITED. MASTERTON'S LEADING DRAPERS. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.

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