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C. SMITH Ltd. SPECIAL JANUARY OFFERING Dainty White Lace-edge D’oyleys ftl . With coloured embroidery in centre. Size: 9 inches ls|2 « SPECIAL PRICE •■•V Hand-made Cluny Lace D’oyleys . Daintily embroidered. Makes nice 9 inches j/ White Embroidered Pillow Shams o/r Daintily finished with imitation guipure lace. Size: 22 x 82 (J/V J SPECIAL PRICE / pair White Lace-edge Pillow Shams ,(\ir dMig ” s '“special price lv/ 0 pair White & Coloured Scalloped Runners c /£ Daintily embroidered, perfectly fast CO gp^Qj^ e pKICh? <5/0 White Lace-tedge Tray Cloths With dainty hand-painted designs in colours. Size : 14x 20 </ | I SPECIAL PRICE fjl 11 Scalloped Afternoon Tea Cloths Beautifully embroidered in contrasting colours. / | I Size: 36x36 SPECIAL PRICE O/ 11 HANDSOME DESIGNS IN SCALLOPED DAMASK BREAKFAST CLOTHS Size: 36 x 36 5/6 Size: 45 x 45 7/11 Size: 54 x 54 10/6 Size: 63 x 63 *l5/6 Size: 66 x 66 17/6 — —— Fancy Cushions in Satin Lustre 0 . And fancy brocades in various designs in round, shell and 8X / S'h bolster shapes in blue, rose, helio, black 1 v/ V SPECIAL PRICE 1 Handsome Silk Cushions Large size, round shape, rucked tops in black and rose < / / fiw SPECIAL PRICE d| / V Axminster Sofa Rugs Of exceptional value in shades Of fawn, grey, mole. / / / fk Size: 54 x 27 SPECIAL PRICE / V Velvet Pile Rugs . Tn fawn, blue, grey, brown. Size: 48 x 24. Wonderful I/ /_ value SPECIAL PRICE l£a/“ C. SMITH L» r WELLINGTON

S a Directions for Using BE I-X-L f®t®Hj{h, Washing clothes in ordinary way: 2 tea- /FRESHENS p spoonfuls to 1} gallons of water. I «- (iMd _l /WASHESI Washing clothes without rubbing: i tea- \ =UMPSI ■ CLOTHE I :/ s P oonfu l s to li gallons of water. J: .UiiUintil Washing dishes and cutlery: 1| teaspoonfuls. Ik Washing floors: 2 teaspoonfuls in bucket. Softening bath water: 2 teaspoonfuls. Washing woodwork (if very dirty or greasy) f \ ®**™**%® 3 tcaspoonfuls in'half gallon hot water. I TAKES \ A.ractrr-cA Taking stains out of clothes: 1 tcaspoonful I OUT ) fWAanto \ to j pint hot water. \ STAINS/ I DISHES I Taking smells from sinks and sumps: 3 tea- k. k J spoonfuls to gallon hot water. J WfrIMWW I.X.L. Borax Washing Powder is antiseptic, non-caustic, and in every way harmless to Jr " fci***®# even the finest fabric. It is also gentle on //-, r the hands. / (WASHES\ Only 2d. a packet from all Grocers \ urf/ FLOORS! SUPERBUS PACKING CO. LTD. /jL V k CHRISTCHURCH »|wpVAS H E