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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3546, 10 June 1912, Page 3

We have, a Large StocK. ' . ' ' ' - and offer Special Value- — IN Household Goods Sue!* as are in constant demand. IN our Household department there are many opportunities for exceptional values in goods that are needed every day, and at every season. Quality is nowhere more essential than in household requirements, and in no department of our Store has more care been exercised than in the selection of our stocks of these goods. Every item is of genuine worth. Here are just a few of our leading lines : WHITE TABLE DAMASK, in a large variety of artistic designs, widths from 58-in. to 72-in.—l/4*, 1/9, 2/11, 3/6 to 5/6 per yard jv ■ ■" |" '■. > SERVIETTES in many choice designs of fine quality damask—6d., 9d., lid. to 2/- each. / WHITE TWILLED SHEETING—S4-in. wide, 1/3 to 1/7 per yd., 72-in. wide, 1/6 to 2/3 per yard; 80-in. wide, 1/7 t0.2/5 per yard. COLOURED TURKISH TOWELS, special values, good wearing qualities —1/6, 1/11, 2/6 to 4/6 per pair. WHITE BLANKETS, for single beds, 9/6 to 22/6 per pair; for |-beds, 17/6 to 28/6 pair; for double beds, 25/6 to 45/6 pair. LACE CURTAINS—2| yds. long, 1/11 to 2/11 per pair; 3 yds. long, 3/9 to 16/6 per pair; Si yds. long, 6/9 to 21/- per pair. WHITE AND STRIPED FLANNELETTES—4£d.> 63d., 81d. to 1/1 per yard. SPECIAL UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS—in grey and navy, 27-ins. wide, If- per yard. UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS—in natural, Shetland, grey, pink, and white, 1/2, 1/6 to 1/11 per yard. STRIPED WINCEYS, UNIONS AND CEYLON FLANNELS, suitable pyjamas, shirts, blouses, 4d., 10d., 1/-, 1/6 to 2/2 yard. BLOUSE LENGTHS of flannelettes, Ceylons, winceys, etc., 1/-, 2.6, and 2/9d. per length. BLOUSE LENGTHS of lilaine (the new unshrinkable linen and wool fabric), in smart stripes and plain colourings, 4/11 length. PETTIE’S THE. HOUSE OF QUALITY. n— aomgnßZßaa mat ■-?"»aama aw aganMßPMggMMg !

ft REGAL- UNDERSLUNC” Wha In the past peoule have been getting up on cars and going overland and doing things they cannot afford. . . . A Car would shed a and run home on the rim ; another day an e.sle would break ; yet An thil thn Rnrins-R would cive out. . . . Ibis js exasperating. . . . All tms worry can be avoided by buying a REGAL at an honest price, and getting hones good work with safety, comfort, and reliability. A MOTOR CAR Z Sole Agents AN UP-TO-DATE MOTOR CAR !1 PAR EXCELLENCE i!Z THE MOTOR CAR Barlow’s Motor Garage, Where all information will be given and trial runs arranged.

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