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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 4698, 16 August 1904, Page 2

Calicoes and Linen. t , The bargain sale at the D.I C., Weilington, new current affords an opportunity for obtaining at minimum outlay, white calicoes, longcloths and general j household linen. There are big reduc- a tions in Herreckse’s calicoes, whioh are obtainable during the sale at 3s lid dozen, and Crewdsen’s from 5s to 7s 6d dozen, soft linen longcloth 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid dozen, a most useful line of j good stout household calico x 36 wide at { 3s lid doz, usual price ss, and Herreck- | se’s twill calico 36 wide, 6s dozen during Sale, ordinarily 7s 6d. Household linen should be bought when it is cheap. There is no better value obtainable than that offered by the D.I.C, during tne sale. Bleached damask tablecloths, pure linen, best Irish manufacture 6s lid to 425, according to size and quality: a special line of hemstitched damask table cloths 2 x 2£yds, usual price 12s 6d, sale price 8s lid, 2 x 3ydß, usual price 15s 6d, now 10s 9d, x 3yds, usual price 425, sale price 32s 6d. These are splendid value and remarkable bargains. The miser sat amongst his gold. “ I would not part,” he said, ; “ With half-a-guinea, tho’ my life i Were to be forfeited, r But influenza got him down, \ His breath grew shora and fewer—- , “ Take all I’ve got ”he cried, but give . Me Woods’ Great Peppbrment Cure.9l 1 The World’s greatest production for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Throat, and ' Lung ailments undoubtedly is TUSSI- • CURA. If you are suffering give this 1 wonderful preparation a trial. Thouk sands speak of its curative effect.—J. F. r Sutherland, Agent, Waipawa. 4