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Taranaki Daily News, 20 August 1920, Page 8

A new post-war trade romance is revealed by a statement from the Ameriesui Chamber of Commerce in London that a British firm has bought the world's largest carpet works at Tabriz, Persia, for £500,000, outbidding American and other interests. The factory formerly was owned by Germans, who spent £1,500.(100 in its development. Cardinal and Harford, the British owners, announced that they have the implied protection of the British Government for their enterprise. They intend to employ 24,000. many of them British, a thousand of whom will he sent out at an early date. Camels will be replaced l>y motors, new rail and ship lilies established and carpets produced by the mass system, by \vhich they hope to reduce prices by a quarter. Two years' output it is announced already has been sold. A SATISFIED CLIENT IS OU" BEST ADVERTISEMENT, ivliieh accounts for the increasing demand by women all through the Dominion for RUSMA, the superfluous hair destroyer. Correspondence strictly confidential. Write Dept. N., Mrs Hullen, 3A Courtenay Place, Wellington. SAY "CAMROC"—And say it plainly. It is delicious Dry Ginger Ale, and is guaranteed prepared from an original Belfast formula. Try it! Aak for Camroc, and see that you get it. All hotels and stores. < All British—dependable. When you put a North British UNIQUE HOT j WATER BAG in the bed, you can cm[fidently leave it there. The UNIQUE [stopper's safe; seams perfectly joined. Make sure of the brand when buying. 10?