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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 35, 5 November 1928, Page 6

Silky as Silk. Fadeless Colours Durable and Hygienic. British Fuji (Cotton) 1/3 A YARD, 30 INCHES WIDE. . Made from Finest Egyptian Cotton very: highly mercerised. Dyed In a wide range of lovely fadeless shades, many of which are rarely permanent in sill:. British Fuji can be washed over and over again without the least harm to its silky texture or daintiest shade. Really looks as good as silk AND LASTS FAR LONGER. WRITE FOR PATTERNS. Hugo & Shearer Ltd., ... Queen St., Masterton »♦♦> — ii — n ■■ o ■■ n—■■ o — n »o «»*♦ I IDEAL FOR FROCKS 1 OR CURTAINS. j TASTOSUN” FADELESS COTTON FABRIC | 36 inches wide. ! 1/6 yard. Colours are Guaranteed j FAST to Sunlight and Washing. ! ! Showing in 15 of this season’s j. newest shades. ! Mail Your Inquiries for ! Patterns TO-DAY. ! WE PAY POSTAGE. I WAIRARAPA FARMERS CO-OP.! ASSN., LTD. I The Shopping Centre, I MASTERTON < j THORNS. —A guaranteed cure at last. vJ My Corn Salve never fails to relieve and eventually remove the most obstinate corn or callous. Posted? any address for Is. 6d. H. V. Haise, Chemist, Box 81, Masterton. . D.I.C. Wanganui iiifiiiiiiiimitiniiiiiiiiiininiiHiimniiiiiiiiniiiiitinniiiii 5' ’• • j Coloured FUJI SILK First-Grade All Pure Silk 29 inches Wide 2/6 per yd. This is our regular first-grade quality—the same number that we have always sold—but through the enormous buying power of the D.I.C. we are able to sell at the particularly low price of 2/6 yard. Otherwise it would be 2/11 yard. NATURAL FUJI 1/11 TARD ' Special Price for a 91 /C dozen yards £l/u Mail Your Order To-Day niiHininiiiimniiiiiiiiiiiiintiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiit D.I.C. Wanganui THE MISSION VINEYARDS, Greenmeadows, HAWKE’S BAY. Invalid Port 50/- doz quarts Old Port 45/- „ Sherry . 45/- „ „ Burgundy (sweet) 36/- „ „ Burgundy (dry) 36/- „ „ Assorted Wines 45/- „ „ Special Quotations for Bulk Supply. PRICES F.O.R. NAPIER. These wines, in the making of which the Marist Lay Brothers have been engaged for half a century, are the product of the Pure Juice of the Grape. Awards: Paris Exhibition, 1889. Awards: London Exhibition, 1909. Gold Medals, Christchurch Exhibition, 1906.

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