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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 164, 5 April 1919, Page 4

■■ I 'By Day and by Night, DIG | I Fine Grearn Flannels have their | :I ■ - ' Particular uses* • 1 ■ Blouses for dav-wear and nightdresses for robes de-nuit are but '. g ■ two of a multitude of garments for which D.1.0. Fine Cream Flannels K| . are requisitioned. | I ' Woman's intuition suggests a score or more, but the D.I.C. mes- j ;| ' sage concerns the shortage, rather than the uses, of fine Uream j W ■■ Flannels. C 'I ■ Luckilv the DJ.C. managed to secure ample supplies of these ! I muoh-nccded fabrics; winter's demand has already made itselt felt. j 'I . Have you laid in your-supplies for personal w, for your childr\ M ft ren an< * babies' t S|d . • 'DIG. Fine Flannels cover a multitude of uses., Mo t?W®i 'rvvw "SETEV T?U\*EL-'\s used CEEAM "KREMLA"-AU pure wool and ||| CKEAM WINCEYETTE ~ For warm inches wide. 4s. 11d, yard. X«i ' \mf nightdresses, warm as flannel, fine as "HOLLENA"-Similar to Yi- . ( W madapolam; dO inches wide. vX ma" B by the same firm; thor- I I . 2s ' 6d - and 2s ' 11(J ' yard ' ■ My shrunk, fine and soft in tes- j .' I CBBAM BLANKET CLOTH T For .warm tare;'3o inches wide. „,_ • j $J and- useful ■ coats. This is iho real % blanketing manufactured by the lvaia- • .„„, , n P» noi Woollen Co.; 3G nches wide. CREAM AZA "ooiieu m pm wool ' 5s sd. yard. material with a slight admixture of I M • Egyptian cotton; 30 inches wide. i '■ ' B CBBAM PYRENEES FLANNEL-Por "". "*■ 6d ' V«o. ■I ■ CREAM MOLLETON T For Dressing j ffl 58 inches, wine, j in cotton . rj(! , nc ], es W idß. . | m , ss, 11d, yard. , I U CWM\ "TCREMLAINE"-All pure wool % and shrunk; a woollen nia.Kial if a . LL _ WOO L NEW ZEALAND FLAN- ■ % lighter weight; very Mutable for night- nC r ea m; 29 inches wide. | | drosses; 30 inches wide. ln ' 2S| 6d| 2s , 11d , yard . M # - j 1/- in the iS diaooumt o® evap y caa^ ■ ' M pui-ohassa of Ht op oven •i■ ■" ■•;DIG ::', - Box H7B .■• Wellington '

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