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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2400, 15 January 1909, Page 3

FURNISHINGS csssa 6352 AT PRICES THAT SUGGEST ECONOMY. ■lt is our idoa to offer our collections, together with our services, as known decorators, at prices that jvill indulge our customers in economy rather than extravagance.; As a result the prices on our goods aic appreciate by those who arc familiar with the values of interior decorations, and the prices usually demanded. o or Cfotli Floor Cloths, ‘2yds. wide, in tile and floral patterns, from j 2/8, " . ; . I Printed Linoleums, 2yds. wide, 8/6, 3/11, and 4/6 , | Inlaid Linoleums, ‘2yds. vvido, in a variety of artistic ue-. signs, at 8/6, 10/6, and 11/6 - ■ Carpets. | Carpet Squares, in Axminstev, Brussels, Tapestry and ; Mysore, all reasonably priced. Sofa Squares, 4 xi>, 11/0 Sofa Squares, 4.6 x 6.6, 17/6 5-B*Tapestry and Brussels Runners and Stair Carpets. 2/3 j and 8/6 8-4 Tapestry and Brussels, runners and stair, carpets, ■ 2/8 to 7/6 j 4-4 Carpet Runners, 5/6 Race Curtains. While and Ecru Lace Curtains, 2/11 to 35/White and Ecru Guipure Lace Curtains, 13/6 to 45/White and Ecru Swiss Applique Curtains, 19/6 to 25/Frilled Curtain Muslins, i/ll and 2/6 Frilled Madras Muslins, 2/6 to 4/11 Brise a Bise Sill Length Muslins, in Madras:- Ariston Kct, and Swiss Applique, at prices ranging frem lOd to 3/- per yard Window Hollands. All widths in ivy and laurel designs, ranging according to width, from 1/1 to 1/8 Finlay’s plain green, from 1/1 to 1/6 Embroidery aud Insertion, for trimming, at 1/- and lOd yard . Combination Lace and Insertion, at 2/-, 2/3 and 2/6 yard Blind Fittings complete, at 1/- and 1/3 the set Table Covers. 4-4 Tapestry Covers, from 3/6 to 6/11 4-4 Chenille Covers, at 8/6 8-4 Embroidered Cloth Covers, at 14/6 8 x 10 Tapestry Covers, from 15/6 to 82/6 8 x 12 Tapestry Covers, from 17/6 to 42/6 Curtain Rods. Patent Brass extension Rods, made to fit auy window. Specially suitable for the new Brise a Bise Nets. 1/- each . ' Curtain Poles, of imitation mahogany and walnut, piiced from 2/3 to 8/6 We have an oxpert fitter used to all kinds of furnishing work. Our time charges are extremely low and good work is always assured. Wm. PETTIE Co., Ltd. T. E. TOXEYCLIFFE, Managing Director.

SUGGESTED REGULAR Cl!I I." TO THE DOMINIONS OVERSEAS. Tho visit of Sir Percy Scott’s cruiser squadron’ to South Africa ended on November 12th, when the wai ships Jett for South America. Capetown gave tho squadron a magnificent farewell. Immense crowds went to the harbor, and vast choirs, from opposite pierheads .serenaded the ships with "Auld Lang Syne, the National Anthem, and patriotic songs. ■Tho scene was one of extraordinary brilliance and enthusiasm. The South African newspapers and politicians urge the desirability of the Imperial Government’s organising periodical cruises by .similar squadrons. It is suggested that such voyages should be made trionnially to Keep alive the sense of Imperial unity and to strengthen the growing Imperial feeling in the colonies and their recognition of their obligations to the Mother-country in assisting in the maintenance of the Empire’s supremacy at sea. Sir Percy Scott, in a farewell message to South- Africa., said that the kindness and hospitality of South Africans in height equal the tops of Natal’s Aas vo gel’s Nest, in depth rival the deepest mine of the Transvaal, in breath are as boundless as the rolling plains of the. Oraiigo River Colony, and in stability arc comparable to Cape Colony’s majestic Table Mountain. rjjtHERE IS JAKE LEATHER. M y friends in town and mates out back This news I send to you, Though .Bung and Co. are oil my track, I’ll still attend to you. I had a note from Bung and Co. That I would have to quit, As they did nob like my company Or the top line which I hit. But my old friend just up the way Has fixed me up all right, And at Stafford’s Shop I moan to stay And advocate what’s right. So when in town you chance to be, And you'miss,the old retreat,. You have not far- to come to me, On the same side near Grey Street. And there you’ll find me on the job, With a large stock hard to beat, A first-class outfit for the cob, And the best of leather for your feet • —By Heel Shave. gTEWART HASTIE GLADSTONE ROAD. THE A 1 GLADSTONE ROAD. /"'LLARE AND SONS wish to hoar\J tily thank their Numerous Customers and Friends for tho liberal support accorded to theiu siueo they have been in business, and take this as a proof that tho articles they are turning out are giving every satisfaction, which is very encouraging to us, and shows that the Public appreciate our efforts in supplying a firstclass article, and we can assure all who favor us with a turn that wo shall still do our utmost to continue to give every satisfaction. If you WANT to TRY our BREAD just ring up ’Phono No. 18. WEDDING & BIRTHDAY CAKES CATERING in all its branches. Our Prices are Moderate. CLARE~~& SONS GLADSTONE ROAD. ESTABLISHMENT