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Hokitika Guardian, 25 September 1924, Page 1

A I rf. *1 -fi-pf .'ll \ Mf /it rl » W m k. I m li yliß ills'll: H W:i ■ #:••••■• L?\ * if \ i i\TIII C.. x\ XSiMpP’ VV .* 77? e TVett; u Dainty and Durable nes Daintily embroidered and hemstitched, this new fabric for making Princess Petticoats, Cami-Knickers, etc., comes in a durable quality White Cambric, 40ins. wide. Shown in four smart designs (pictured above), each being embroidered along both sides, thus obviating the necessity for much troublesome joining of separate edgings to neck and hems of garments. About a yard and three-quarters is ample for a Princess Underski; t. Prices, 4/11 and 5/6 yard. CHRISTCHURCH

m * ms n (ftV&A . . . ' 0 \&&pMZ bM.fitfc* ! &L& & W€SW Ask your tailor for a sample of genuine “Saifaire” Serge. Unravel two or three of the iong staple threads, and twist them lightly together. Now let them go. Notice how quickly they untwist. This “Springiness ” is an attribute of only the BEST Serge, and is a sure indication of the long wearing quality of “Saltaire.’ “Saltaire” Serges ore stocked by all bespoke tailors. <55 Insist on sseir.r- the Brand 6* wf w 45=51 s S ALTAIR E Wholesale Agents : 3EGP TRADE MARK MIELER. s 3 ArIEARN, Wellington. COLOBERC 265/ 2

M m 'Ws m r few B‘C WhataGoodldea 111 get some too. Have you seen the useful Kitchen canisters in which Raven Tea is now packed ? Each one is marked with the name of a cooking ingredient such as Rice, Sugar, Sultanas, etc. Start your set today. You have proved already that there is no more delicious tea obtainable than Zi, mm mem i IK I Mflii RAfEN Tell your grocer you want' it in tho new tin—and that he is to see that you get a differently marked canister each time. 3/2 por lb. from all grocers. n ILOTT