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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7504, 6 July 1903, Page 2

BEDROOM COMFORTS! EIDERDOWN Quilts! Warm Winter Blankets! Soft Feather Pillows !— There is a big difference between a comfortable bedroom and one that looks nice ; but the clever housekeeper tries to bridge this difference, and endeavours to have a neatlooking, cosy and comfortable bed-chamber. To those who aim at elegance and comfort, these goods at these prices will appeal:— EIDERDOWN QUILTS: Handsome and honestly-made Quilts at prices that make them splendid value.—For SINGLE BEDS: In Turkey Chintz, at 14/ C, 18/6 and 24/6 ; In Figured Sateen, at 18/6, 25/6, and 32/6. For DOUBLE BEDS: In Turkey Chintz, at 18/6, 21/-, and 25/6; in Figured Sateens, at 26/6, 32/6, and 39/6 ; in Satin and Sateen, at 3 ( J/G, 52/6, and G3/-; in Silk and Satin, at 73/-, 84/- and 105/-. For COTS : In Turkey Chintz, at 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6; in Figured Sateen, plain and frilled, at 10/9, 12/6, 14/6; in Figured Sateen and Satin, at '22/6, 25/-, 29/6, and 32/-. For BASSINETTES :In Turkey Chintz, plain and frilled, at 5/6, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6 ; in Figured Sateens, plain and frilled, at 7/6, 10/6,12,6 and 15/6 ; in Sateen and Satin, at 21/- and 27/6. Heavy White Blankets. For Single Beds, at 14/- and 15/6 a pair. For large Single Beds, at 18/6 and 19/6. For Double Beds, at 1.9/6, 23/6 and 26/6. Forhrge Double Bods, at 28/6, 32/Gto4s/-. Feather Pillows. The feathers are guaranteed thoroughly purified, and sample of the feathers and made-up pillows may be inspected. Through being able to buy in largo quantities, we can offer unusual value. Feather Pillows, best quality white feathers, covered witn linen ticking, at 8/11 each, worth 17/6. Feather Pillow 3, superior quality, coloured feathers, covered in linen ticking, at 6/11, worth 12/6. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED, WELLINGTON AND NAPIER. COAL ! COAL! NOW LANDING ex s.s. ROTOKINO, TONS 2000 TONS TO FOLLOW IN JUNE, TONS 2500 TONS Best Screened Newcastle (Hetton) Coal. SAMUEL~BROWN, WELLINGTON. jL great sale of RICH DRAPERY IS NOW IN OPERATION at WARNOCK & ADKIN'S, SALE! of * WELLINGTON. SALE! _ aA t xfi \ Circustances in connec!3&.lin . tion wi|ill t jj e premises compel them to clear out gat Tji f their present Stock, one OAJJ-Lj . 0 f jjjg r i o hest in quality in this Colony. Visitors QA T TiM t0 Wellington are guarDAJJii . anteed a rich treat in all Departments at . . . SALE! THORNDON HOUSE. SALE! — WARNOCK 8c ADKIN. B. T. HOLMES. FANCY GOODS! ,__ A Large and Varied — assortment of M «j ACCOUNT BOOKS g H and [^ S GENERAL STATIONERY W ■<| always in stock. H £{ Pocket Books, Inkstands, § H Letter Scales, Walletts, All School Requisites. BIRTHDAY PRESENTS! Educational Depot, Mabteetoh. NOVELTY . BLOUSINGS at the D.1.C., WELLINGTON. THE new Novelty Blousings are particularly smart. The designs, colourings and finish are entirely New and Novel. FRENCH FLANNELS, 1/9,1/11 to 2/6 per yard. VIYELLA BLOUSING, 2/9 and 2/11 per yard. FLANNELETTES, IOJd, 1/-, 1/2 per yard. FLORAL VELVETEENS, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/G per yard. SEND FOR SAMPLES FOR ALL REQUIREMENTS to tho D.1.C., Wellington. A. A. CoBRIOAN, Manager. B. Hallensteik, Chairman. THE STANDARD OF HIGHEST PURITY. €• Trr 99 TKADE 84. MARK JAM. ABSOLUTELY PURE. GUARANTEED FREE FROM the PULP OF OTHER FRUIT. Awarded Gold Medal Dunedin Horticultural Society's Conference, 1901. **TT*' MARMALADE, made from JLV. the choicest Seville Oranges, 6 6 "FT" 9 9 SAUCE, a relish for a King *ST7~9J COFFEE, refreshing.nourish-J-Su ing, sustaining. i&TZ'JS PEPPER and SPICES, unJDL equalled for purity. *«IZ-** EGG POWDER, **T7"*s CUSTARD POWDERS. An article calculated to cause a rise in Scones, Cakes, etc., ' * TiT ' ' BAKING POWDER. ! Use it, and your Cook will smile sweetly upon you for ever. Agents for F. H. Faulding & Co.'s Virgin Olive Oil, Manufactured from South Australian Olives, Guaranteed pure. S. KIRKPATRIICK & CO., Limited Purveyors to the People, Nelson. " THB~CAFE." (late maltby's). T THOMPSON begs to inform his • numerous friends and the settlers throughout tho district that he has taken over " The Cafe " in Queen-street, formerly occupied by Mr Maltby. The Cafe will be run on up-to-date lines. HOT ME4LS AND SUPPERS will bo available at all hours. Regular supplies of Fish and Oysters will be always obtainable. Private rooms fur ladies. Afternoon tea a specialty. T. THOMPSON.