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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 221, 17 September 1919, Page 12

ARTS AND GRAFTS. ft |^, f γ^ytf m Jill mm jfi rajiraiijiffl_Hit iMwfl^geiEfel^&M I3HIIISIIII feiiSi movement intend to try and. ■procure a evraSnanae. Price 5/o.'PooledanyaddreM, , , , ' ■ i i ou. extra. Zoom for tapestry weaving, and also a furnace to 'burn -hand-painted china. A. BCCLE9. Xeither u.rt is beyond the powers of Chemlmt. those wlio really try. William Morris quien St., Auckland. made his own loom, and set it up in his , arose the greatest craft movement of HUDSON'S modern times, which we in ,Xew Zealand only knenv through the abominable !?-___«_ «•!». «l fj.!<.1... imitations foisted on the market by fac- I&sJWj £lal|lvl t!\lj\lD£S toriee as ".Morris chairs," which bear ** little resemblance to the beautiful fur- THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC AND nituro designed by the poet. The hand PROPHYLACTIC loom was used by William Morris to , weave carpets, the materials of wliirli -i<jS^^^^^re\ were hand-dyed by dyes made from the I i l^stS*!!* K&k Unlike Cough plants and trees of England. And they "('S iShISbSI Medicines, "EUnever faded. Who that has ever recn it MENTHOL JU--lan forgot the gorgeous blues he evolved K|[ I jivL<?MltsJssl JUBb£" do nol by using tlie plants from which our 'CwoilfEmn Interr ere with British forefathers extracted "Woad," the " Je digestion, early Celtic dye used on their bodice. 2Ljj?ijßO^jt) Q^fill l*l On tne contrary. That many artistic souk on our farms I,lcy havo a could easily both dye and weave their e ?£r j© /fills boneflclal cffecf, own carpets is quite possible if only they as their Antlhad a lead from some one with real jg| t\ Mf7©jJs|i!»"S\ septic Properknowledge of what constitutes true art, cßaSliOiMlf isWl tlpK prevent aband in these expensive times it would be normal rnrruentMuvessful ac a more matter of utility. | SjOR II P?ii§&.l ailon or the It is to be hoped that the movement 111 >5)Ji?; 5 l&Ei*3L*SSe food, when taken Hamilton wiil receive all the local sup- after' meals port which homo emits 1-0 -adly need in ..,..., For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, Bronchitl*, Influenra, and the Prevention of Consumption. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Suited for old and young. ff«r Couchs and Colds never fails. s o ij everywhere in Tins. 1/6.

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