'DREAMWOOL' » w w PURE NEW WOOL I THE ORIGINAL WOOL OVERLAY " u '"° I A 11 ... YOU WON'T FIND ANYTHING ■ BETTER TO SLEEP ON" B rF <WI FORMER COMMONWEALTH GAMES CHAMPION AND ARTHRITIS SUFFERER I J I DICKTAYLER. I | ; ( "I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND A PRODUCT I DIDN'T BELIEVE IN AND I IW W I SLEEPING ON A DREAMWOOL MATTRESS OVERLAY FOR 3'6 YEARS I * Die™ f HAS REALLY CONVINCED ME OF ITS VALUE." I The comfort and relief Dick has received from the Crippling Arthritis he once suffered now allows him I to lead a normal active life. I The reason why Dreamwool is so superior to a large number of new products now appearing on I the market is that it contains a lot more specially prepared wool for greater comfort, I absorption and body insulation. I IMPORTANT: I After continuous use wool tends to flatten in areas where main body Dreamwool overlays are covered in a top quality cotton ticking which I weight is supported and if insufficient wool is used the overlay will allows the wool to breathe naturally. They are the only overlays that I become very thin. Dreamwool overlays contain approximately 2400 are fully "Sanitized" treated for hygiene and freshness. Value for I grams of wool per square metre. This is almost 4 times as much as money, they are unsurpassed. Suggested S.l. Retail prices, Single I some products contain. $llB.OO Double $165.00 Queen $218.00. Other sizes available. I DREAMWOOL is manufactured in Christchurch by CLEGG BROS 1974 LTD and is available from bedding I retailers throughout the South Island and in some North Island areas. I TAM DICK'S ADVICE, PUT OWE OW YOUR BtD TODAY. YOU WON'T REGRET IT. |
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