Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 20 October 1919, Page 6

,<p i-"< '5 -f >• h Tsy*^' V Free Patterns of' the Season's smartest materials It is the desire of every woman to choose , her dress fabric Meeds from the smartest weaves and colourings produced, and those who reside away from the city have «qyal or even better opportunities than city residents of making collections through the medium of our SAMPLE SETS. Representative of the Season's complete ranges, and inclusive of all that is recognised as the latest and best, these Sets permit or a selection at leisure in your own hone. Every fabric requirement, whether it be for Frocks, Costumes, Blouses, . Maids' or Children's wear, all are included in the Sample Sets, and will be forwarded to you POST FREE upon receipt of request. Fill in your requirements on the form below and pest it to-day. The Household Sets. The Housewife who is desirous .of serving the needs of the linen chest to the best advantage, should not delay in writing for our Household Sample Sets. $ These comprise Calicoes, Sheetings, Longcioths, Lawns, Damasks, Dowlas, Flannels, Flannelettes, etc., as well as i»any useful Furnishing Fabrics. . f PATTERNS OP ' Voile Muslin Crepe Tobralco Prints Gingham ' Zephyr Poplins Suiting Nurse Clotlu Drills Linene Gabardine Cotton Georgette Pique Bedford Cord Mousfseau Checks Cotton Cashmere " Nextasilk " Checki " Nextasilk " Stripes Cotelines Lustres • Sicilians! Armures Panama Suiting fiesilda Crepoline Eolienne Santoy Garbene N.Z. Twetds Tricotino Worsted Suitings Serges Silks & Choyce, Ltd., Queen Street, Auckland. To MILNE AND CHOYCE, LTD. Please send me patterns of Name in full . Address in full.

THE WINTER EdG SHORTAGE* Winter egg shortage is a serious! problem, and Dr. A. K. Newman, M P., points out how it can btl overcome. He writes' "Every winter Wellington is short of eats and prices soar tc> the hurt es- ' pecialy of families. Every summer 1 eggs are plentiful. Bees, squinds. ! etc.. hoard food for winter—surety 4 we should follow their wise lead " The winter egg shortage felt a( over the Dominion C an u evvereonii Norton's "Premier" Egg 'h-crer-l vative enables you to do it—awl in a very simple fashion. Bui eggs when they are cheap. To each part of Norton's Preservative add 16 to 20 of water and place the eggs therein—that'sall! No messy handling—no trouble' —and absolute success. > Norton's "Premier" „' Egg Preservative I Small tins for families. Bulk sizes f<4 4 pastrycooks and farmers. 4. SOLD AT ALL STORES Wholesale from all Merchants. 1