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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 5, 1 October 1935, Page 4

EXTRA VALUE FOR KNITTERS. In Patons and Baldwins’ new Specialty Booklet No. 25, 11 latest and loveliest designs for ladies’ lightwear jumpers. Also Special Supplement for Angora Neckwear—Fashion’s delightful new vogue. Every design illustrated. Complete instructions. Send 7d. in stamps to Batons and Baldwins, Ltd., Box 1441W, Wellington.— Advt.

A BOY’S TEMPTATION. Those flaky, golden-brown Bruce’s Cracker Biscuits, flavoured with celery, are so temptingly good you will want them three times a day on your table. But keep the pantry door locked or young Johnny will get to them. The temptation is too awful for a young lad to resist. Grocers everywhere sell Bruce’s Cracker Biscuits. —Advt.

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