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Evening Star, Issue 22147, 30 September 1935, Page 2

k 'KB*: if-->4? fS*¥ If /* I M& il s > ft K &i * i* n< v* V I / V '’N * ', - i-s? 1% m X Very shortly wool prices are going up! Some say 25 per cent. .. . others 50 per cent.... However, we can safely say our future stocks will be dearer than those at present on hand! So heed our advice and buy your wools NOW! Paton and Baldwin’s Double Knitting Wool, in light shades for summer ■wear* Pinks, Green, Blue, Lemon, Gold, White, Scarlet, Orange, Light Pawn. OJLJ Per ioz skein, 02^ Sirdar Silcro, 3-ply Mixture Silk and Wool; in all summer tonings of Lemon, | J J Blue, Green, Scarlet, White, Orange, Gold, Beige, Oyster. Per loz skein, I • Q White Heather, newest manufacture of Paton and Baldwin’s, for summer jumpers; Bouclet Yarn, in Pastel shades—Moonlight Yellow, Fire Opal, Light Beige, 'S 1/ Margaret Rose, Spring Green, Pink Ash. Per 2oz skein, Baby Wools, in large range of Ivory, Pale Pink, Pale Blue, Lavender, Lemon, Green, Sal™™, , Prices, 1/Z to. 1/4 per loi ball. Kaiapoi, 4-pJy Fingering, in large range of Marls and plain shades for summer cardigans, jumpers,'.men's wear, and socks. Per lOz skein, Silverine, Kaiapoi’s latest offering—4-ply mixture Silk and Wool; in Pale Pink, Palo Blue, Light Green, Apricot, White, . Per loz skein, Aotea, 3 and 4-ply Fingering, in large range of Marls and plain shades 'for summer cardigans, jumpers, men’s wear, and socks. Per loz skein, B£d. 9d B£d Range of Angora Wools in colours to match every summer shade. Take advantage of the wonderful opportunity—Free Tuition at our Knitting classes on Monday and Wednesday Afternoons,: , , ,2.30 p.m,—S' p.nv ■ USE OUR LAY-BY SYSTEM fOR UauX>