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utito Pleated Curtains hang just right with 66 99 Rufflette tape and hooks Make up your curtains with 5) "Rufflette tape (pocketed ready for hooks), pull the drawcords, and your pleats fall into beautiful even folds. 4( ') Rufflette' hooks or rings, slipped into the tape pockets STEP I. Sew "Rufflette" tape at without sewing, will hang on top and bottom, over the hem at the top of curtain. your present rods or wires- but better still, fit easy-run- 66 55 ning Rufflette runner rail: 2 "Rufflette' curtain aids- -tape (with continuous pockets), hooks or rings; and runner rail are obtainable at all furnishing counters. STEP 2. With curtain lying Aat, Ask to see them today, and knot cords at one end and pleat by 9 ) pulling from other end. Do not specify " Rufflette' tape when cut loose ends but tuck into youget yourcurtains made up. heading: STEP 3. Slip hooks (or rings) WASHING. Slip out hooks or into pockets, turnover fashion. rings; untic drawcords and pull No stitching is necessary. Use curtain flat. Wash and iron. Then rings for rod, hooks for runner rail. re-pleat and insert hooks as before: At the shop where you buy your curtain fabrics Rufflette' Brand Curtain tape (with hooks or rings) and runner rail Manufactured by Thomas French and Sons Ltd 8 London, Manchester; Wythenshawe, Belfast, New York: 2.76

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 425, 15 August 1947, Page 19

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Page 19 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 425, 15 August 1947, Page 19

Page 19 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 425, 15 August 1947, Page 19

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