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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 173, 23 July 1929, Page 5

Sensational Bargains IN Table and Fancy Linens! 7T7T7 DAMASK CLOTHS-9/6, 11/9 each ■DU I 50 Irish Linen Damask Cloths—a vary special line; lovely designs. II gi Z 0 S q—u sua i Price 17/6 each. FOR BARGAIN PRICE: 9/6 each Size 70in. x 88in. —Usual Price 19/6 ea. LESS BARGAIN PRICE: 11/9 each Linen Serviettes to Match.. 1/4J each DAMASK CLOTHS—I6/6 to 43/6 each 50 Linen Double' Damask Cloths, in handsome designs; hemmed, best qualities only. Size 2 yards square — Usually 21/-, 23/-, 29/6 each BARGAIN PRICES: 16/6, 18/6, 23/6 each Size 2 yards x 21 yards— Usually 27/6, 35/-, 42/6 each BARGAIN PRICES: 21/-, 29/6, 32/6 each Size 70in. x 3 yards— Usually 49/6, 52/6, 59/6 each BARGAIN PRICES: 37/6, 39/6, 43/6 each DAMASK CLOTHS—39/6 to 47/6 each 12 only Special Quality Linen Damask Cloths. Scalloped edgfe', with half dozen Serviettes to match. Usual Prices 59/6 to 69/6 set BARGAIN PRICES: 39/6 to 47/6 set. DAMASK CLOTHS—4S/- each 2 only,’Linen Damask Cloths, with scalloped edge; exclusive designs; size 2 yards x 3 yards. Usual Price 69/6 each. BARGAIN PRICE: 45/- each CLUNY LACE CLOTHS—4/9 to 29/6 each A lovely assortment of Cluny Lace Tray and Supper Cloths; hand embroidered designs. Tray Cloths—Size 14in x 20in.: Usual Prices 6/9, 9/6, 11/9 each. « BARGAIN PRICES: 4/9, 6/9, 7/11 each Supper Cloths — Usual Prices 37/6, 42/-, 49/6 each BARGAIN PRICES: 21/-, 25/-, 29/6 each MADEIRA TRAY CLOTHS—S/11 to 7/11 each A great variety of Linen Tray Cloths, in Madeira Hand Embroidery; oval shapes, in two sizes. Usual Prices 8/6, 9/6, 11/6 each BARGAIN PRICES: 5/11, 6/9, 7/11 each BEDSPREADS—From £4/7/6 each 3 only, Handsome Hand-made, Cluny Lace and Embroidered Linen Bedspreads or Table Cloths. Size 72in. x 90in.—Usual Prices £7/10/-, £7/17/6. BARGAIN PRICES: £4/7/6, £4/15/Size 90in. x 108 in.— Usual Price £lO/10/-. BARGAIN PRICE: £7/7/WE HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF UNEN TRAY AND SUPPER CLOTHS, ETC. ALL SELLING AT WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS Open Until 9 p.m. Fridays. J. PAUL & Co. AVENUE 'PHONE 2224 WANGANUI.

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In Years to Gome —when the tired muscles feel f the strain, how much easier it | will be for the people who I wisely nursed the function of 1 sight. Admitted that some I I peopl’d never need help, but j \\ I seventy-five ner cent. do. and k \\ J fifteen per cent, of these try **“'*¥/ guess work methods, only to learn the bitter 1 son too late. What I want to impress is; how J API *IL A easy it is to co -- 'or my advice, llrtylfl A ! l||ni|rnP and how little it costs to pre- ’■’* **• LIIUUI llv serve a faculty more precious “Save Your Eyes,” than gold. 129 THE AVENUE, OPTOMETRIST, WANGANUI.