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i 111 1 WOLFE'S Schnapps Jsll , MEANS BUSINESS WHEN IT TACKLES FTIT* IP catal ®WE of 120 Hp I New Patterns and 72 Australian Transfers S ■ ;—— " Everylady's Journal "—the popular Australian Woman's Magazine i —announces a " Revolution in Paper Patterns and Fancy-Work Tranß- ; fers "—an entirely new and cash saving service for fancy-workers and ' home-dressmakers. Send one penny stamp to Dept. A, " Everylady's > Journal," 376 Swanston Street, Melbourne, and we will post you, absolutely free, a 32-page catalogue describing this splendid new system of ! Pattern and Transfer Outfits, and showing 120 Spring Pattern Designs ; and 72 new and exclusive Australian Transfer Designs. These new patterns and transfers are guaranteed as equal to, any in the world. '■ The Patterns are chosen for our climate; have been tested ,on the • actual material; carry all details as to making arid quantities, and i have been cut by the best expert in Australia. The Transfers are an i entirely new series of exclusive Australian Designs that will delight all fancy-workers. ' Simply " Please send catalogue," and give ! "" "Everylady's Journal" WIM WW Cash-Saving Pattern Service.' || ? || MMf_o? No.7.—'.'SCHOOL GIRL OUTFIT." fll?* (Cut In Two Sizes—Ages 8 and 10.) /ST q ,THESE 8 TESTED PATTERNS, 2/6 THE COMPLETE SET. 60 Single Patterns 9d. each. ,To Order, see below. t " Send for frea 32-pnge catalogue to-day, as above, ,or you may buy ! the current issue of '-Everylady's Journal" to-day—sixpence anywhere i —and get full details of these new Outfits. At the same time you will I secure the best'sixpenny magazine for women published, in which be- • gin 3 " What Happened to Mary?"—the most fascinating serial story In years. The same issue gives many fashion designs, an illustrated ■ home : dresamaking lesson, articles on Australian crochet and fancy-work, many stories and money-saving features, and four free patterns for the Spring. • How to Try the New Pattern and Transfer Outfits, i "Everylady's Journal" New Pattern and Transfer Outfits are sold by leading drapers everywhere., You may buy or inspect Outfits at these city firms': N.Z. Farmers' Co-Operative Association, Christchurch and Rangiora; Veltch & Allan, Wellington; George & Kersley, Wellington; " Lewis's," Invercargill, Gore, and Wyndham; Arthur Barnett Ltd., George Street, Dunedin; and Milne & Choyce, Auckland. Both country and city drapers will supply 32-page Catalogues free. Ask yours. Patterns for all tho designs shown above are given- In No. 7 — "School Girl Outfit'.'—and aro cut In two sizes, ages 8 and 10. You may buy this completo Outfit to-day, oE 3 complete patterns shown, for 2/6 tho set, post free; or any single pattern shown for 9d., post frp«. Order from our agents, or send postal note.or stamps to Dept. R "Everylady's Journal," 376 Swanston Street, Melbourne. Carefully , • state size required (8 or 10 years), and give number of Outfit or Single ; Pattern, as above, and mention this paper. \ ; . Mtonlopl ! MRUBBER'! j|jSl GOODS'! Give Satisfaction to the User, j YOU HEQUIBE any description of Rubber Goode, you I I 111 7 '"'-V ohoultl always specify " Duniop " Grand, unci thuo onmira J * 7 \ y° u f obtaining HIGH QUALITY at a REASONABLE j ! / , 'Jj FIGURE. You oan buy with every oonfldonce tho foUow- | jj j 7/fill l/i inff goods through the usual retail channels:- • 1 <' ' >\f\l Hlk DUNLOP CYCLE, MOTOR CYCLE and CAR J / TYRES and SUNDRIES, SOLID RUBBER j / \ VEHICLE TYRES, GARDEN and OTHER J \ HOSES, MINING, ENGINEERING and J j§P> /! *X< \ PLUMBERS' REQUISITES, DUN LOP J I JMd X \ RUBBER HEELS and SOLES, • \ V WlT>. 'WATERPROOF GARMENTS and I th Jk V /Mi RUGS, RUBBER MATS and ! V'WM MATTING, PRESERVING JAR I \J/M RINGS, WRINGER ROLLERS, \ Wm SPORTING GOODS (Tennis; j k ■ PvLacrosse and Golf Balls, Football I \ jl Bladders, Handle Grips, etc.), I \ At/" MEDICAL GOODS, GAS'J \ RUBBER BELTING j ' INSERTIONS | \ PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION j FluV :0M DUNLOP RUBBER CO. L fcV\ Vv \A\ In'I'ZWX: ALL STATES AND N.Z. I r .Cleanliness leans Will! health Cleans Wealth! Therefore the whole question is how to cfiect cleanli- m uess in every detail of the homo with as little labour (' and exertion as possible. Below arc a few items that will help with the washing and housework. Theso aro indeed "dirt removers." CAMPBELL'S LOW PRICES. Perfection Soap, per bar, lOd. Barilla Soap lib. bars, Cd. ' Prize Medal Soap, per bar, Bd. Greenston Soap, per bar, lOd. Soft Soap, per tin, Gd. Sensation Soap, per bar,. lOd. Caustic Soda, per tin, Gd. Wm. CAMPBELL, M and 42 MANNERS STREET, 593 CUBA STREET, 163 RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. ' SOUTS3 Purely a NX Ownad Company. fffiE, MMME. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY,' AITD GENERAL ACCIDSIB rrs POPULASITI DUE SO PBQIMEB&