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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 256, 10 August 1933, Page 4

dUbINfeSS NOTIOhb. IN FUTURE RECORDS OF RECENT INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS .. . the remarkable advances made in the production of Furnishing Fabrics cannot fail to merit special mention. The art of weaving—in the direct line of descent from the mediaeval and Renaissance Tapestries—received an enormous impetus from the work o.i' the pre - llaphaelite school of last century. Next, came the priceless discovery of fadeless dyes by James Morton, of Carlisle; this, together with new methods of weaving, and the introduction of altogether novel designs has given the new weaves a popular appeal surpassing that of any previous period. The increasing public interest in Furnishings specially designed to brighten and beautify the home, will find the fullest satisfaction in our new stock of British made t fadeless fabrics and curtainings, some of which are:— RAINBOW ISLUR REPP, in delightfully blended shades, emphasising Gold, Blue, or Green; 50in wide— Prices 7/11 and 8/6 yard MULTI-COLOURED SLUB REPP, with smart check design, in Blue, Green, Gold, or Plum—50in wide: Price 5/11 yard A dainty ART SILK FANCY DAMASK CURTAINING, with small leaf design, is in tonings of Rose, Gold, Green, or Orange—50in wide: Price 10/6 yard PLAIN ART SILK TAFFETAS. These Smart weaves are serviceable as Curtains, Bedspreads, or Cushions, and may be obtained ini Jade, Lemon, Rose, Gold, and Orange; 50in wide— Particularly good value at: 8/11 and 10/6 yard HEAVY QUALITY POPLIN, with fine Repp finish; fast dye, in shades of Mauve, Pose, Blue, Tango, Tussore, and Black—■ oOin wide: Price 6/11 yard FRINGES AND BRAIDS to match all of the above materials, ' priced from 6d yard. Our Representative is at your service to advise and give estimates. OF CHRISTCHURCH. DISCOUNT: 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. SHOP OFTEN AT—HOPKINS' BOOKSHOP SALE, "The Girls' Own Annual," reduced to 10/-. "The Bovs' Own Annual," reduced to 10/-. "The Wonder Books," reduced from 7/6 to 5/3. s "Collins' Sports Annual," reduced to 5/-. "Tiger Tim's Annual," reduced to 5/9 "Chatterbox," reduce'd from 7/- to 4/6 "The School Bovs" and "The School Girls' Annual," reduced to 3/9. "My Book of Best Stories from Historv," now 5/6. • ''The School Girls' Own Annual;' now 5/6. "Warne's Pleasure Book," from 4/6 to 3/-. "Complete Mother Goose," now 3/-. r 'Mv Book of Best Fairy Tales," from 8/- to 6/-. "Little Folks." reduced from 7/- to 4/6. Picture and Story Books reduced from 1/6 to 6d each. BUY CHILDREN'S BOOKS NOW—THEY'RE CHFAPER. BOOKS FOR LIBRARIES A Good Assortment of Titles in the usual If- and 6/- Editions now 2/- and 8/- each, TOYS, DOLLS, and FANCY GOODS GREATLY REDUCED. MANICURE SETS (Ladies' and Gents'), HAIR BRUSHES, SEWING SETS, ALL REDUCED TO HALFPRICE. "LOOK IN THE WINDOW." A. W. HOPKINS, 'Phone 120, East Street. LUMINIUM CREAM JUGS. ONLY 20 LEFT. 6d Each. BUXTON AND THOMAS. KJ —When the skin is painfully cracked and roughened by work and exposure to the keen winds, there's instant relief and quick healing in Q-TOL SKIN EMOLLIENT. All N.Z. made and owned. Very economical. Price 2/-, double size 3/6. Get a bottle to-day.

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