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Evening Star, Issue 23373, 16 September 1939, Page 22

MADE A FORTUNE—EASILY. EVERYBODY envied him! His simple idea that they laughed at brought him a fortune! Patent your idea—it’s worth protecting! Consult us now —fully and confidentially.—Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors: VV. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, Registered Patent Attorneys), 214-217 D. 1.0. Building, Wellington. Local Agents: T. H. Thompson, A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin.

iei " CJ % M Novelty Fabrics for the Spring Season T/ie newest fabrics are showing in gay designs in exciting florals and fascinating stripes in bright yet subtlyblended colours. But you must see these marvellous new fabrics yourself, so call to-day. English Riptide, 36in wide, in newest tonings of Harlequin, Symphony, Schooner, French Mustard, Storm Cloud, Navy, and Black. A/jL Yard, 0 Novelty Stripes and Florals to match the above. Ideal for suits and ensembles. Guaranteed British fabrics. 4/11 and 5/11 yard. Novelty 36in Cloque Weaves in charming floral effects and selfpatterned stripes. Smart range of shades. dJ’X 1 Yard, ■ ■ I All-over Floral Silks in gay designs for Afternoon Frocks. 0/1 1 Yard, A 1 1 Wa sss Our DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT under the expert direction of Miss Muir will make light of all those dressmaking problems. Consult us. WOLFENDEN & RUSSELL The Busy Big Department Store, South Dunedin. Phone 22-849 (3 lines).