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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 266, 4 August 1921, Page 2

MAKE YOUR OWN CLOTHES Learn at Nome— New easy method. By a new, wonderfully simple and practical easy-lesson method, you can now learn at home in spare time to make all your own and your children’s clothes. You can save half or more of what you are now spending, or you can have twice, yes, three times as many garments for what your clothes now cost you. Or you can prepare yourself to take up Dressmaking as a profession. The demand for dressmakers is greater than the supply. Hundreds are making .£8 to .£l5 a week. This opportunity is made possible through the home-study Courses in Dressmaking and Millinery now offered by the Woman’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences, Ltd., James Smith’s Buildings, Corner Cuba and Manners Streets, Wellington. On request we will send you our free Illustrated Book “Dressmaking (or) Millinery Made Easy." fwX T ITTLE Jack Kitchen, sat in *—» the kitchen Licking a Gift Silver Spoon. He’d just had his plate Of Creamoata, and straight Away tried to jump over the moon. Fioamoaita MISS SAMSON. DISPLAY OF SPRINjG HATS. EVENING DRESSES. COLONIAL MUTUAL HUTT,DINGS, WELLINGTON.