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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 92, 20 April 1933, Page 7

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Cotton P i ate d for ■f■ ■ ■ Hf■■ ■In Florence Mills, '\^^HH^V "Ladderpro c i". ■■ ■ ■ ■ ff ■ ■ Java, Dusky, AUtOne", strength! Art. Silk out- ■ ■'■■ ■ f ■ |^ Dago ounmetal, and Au't^^r^rß^wn ■'■■<% HH A L*af Brown. It's fashion ■^■^^ D«rk Gunraetal, Mushroom, and ■■ L m markedl 9, 9J, and 10—1/11 J. Pint Cone- 9» BJi *"d io—l/xiji. Bi ■Mm SPLICED .M IL^W^a^^^^^O^-^ -^" —" ~~ W » Now! Fully fash-^^^BAJi^^Bß3SE3^r > ,t. t V"^H Vbßb'm fill lon€d Cashmere , . m^ o r nL t hin F^, f■ ■ | ■HH |H HOSO —'Warm and fashioned in extra U¥HH ■■ W f ■■« cosy! In Storm, Dago, . .* v£ er «""!JJ y t Lisle" V » 11' A "V Wainuv 1M«. <4. c.. L»t Brown, Mushroom, JfW ■ ■ WalPUt> Plne Cone, SU- Java. Dark Gunmttal, Pins affAfff ■ ■ Af ABp ■■ ■■ ■■/ dan and Leaf Brown. 9,9$ Cone, and Autone. s, 9yi, m m and_lo— 2/llj. ■»«» "—'Z'.^r ' "^ ' ■ MORE OF OUR STANDARD HOSIERY VALUES. Ji(P _. "LONGAWEAR"—Art. Silk, mock fashioned, Cuban heel. AH new shades. 1/11 pair. /^^ Uj A|l V "WUNDERLUST"—Art. Silk and Rayon. 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Hf^k ' one and only chance to get this world-' M^m* B§ i assortment of Afternoon Tea Biscuits! 14 ; famous, scientifically blended Herbal varieties in .the air-tight packet—a whole Skin Soap at this economy price. -A «H^P^^_ half-pound of them—ready for TOUR Tea week-end special only! 4^d. a cake at. sß^fJsW Table! Ask for "Miss Mallory.'s." ■ ,; Woolworths, , . i : 'yS^^^^^^^- a«Wr?(' ' \!fci^#|WONDERFUI . .". x>^=^^^_SSi3^^ If V^^^^""^ Wf VV BOOK . ..•k J| Take "apnther cup" with confidence! One |'-A Forteli the future; in the Tea Oups — or ■■ ' ' "jA\ youT^^SrA^eSK " by the Cards! You can.^ marvel- •%■ ing colours and designs in floral Cretonne EACH lou? little book reveals all! Oct one for W0 —all linings in contrasting shades. 1/- each. 3d. —at Woolworths. • -y^^ Anemone Bulbs 9d. doxen Ql I/ ■' I LL nM n ll I GARDEN WORK FOR WEEK. Cineraria. Primula, Aubretia, Anemone,, J/l£ AWlfl Of WBMIH QXLI \ , ~~7~ n •- • 9 for I/- xmnssvr _..._ Plant Primula and Cineraria in semi- . . , , ,l shady situations, where ttfey .will thrive Iceland Poppjes, Coreopsis „ . 9d. dozen /^W^'liYW iLUKCW I int and make a fine show in late spring. Neaios. Pyretham, Jas. Kelway, Passion 'fWMm/MI/W'J tVs\ LIIIMSIII AC Iceland Poppies: These old favourites. Fruit, Aster Alpinus 6d. each »»»« RANllNCtllAj i( PUnted »5 W- give. a good ,supply^of ~,. ' _ ~,'„„ ■<S^^^ro^V-l? rm flowers throughout the winter months. Winter Sweet Peas, Wallflowers,. ' al O Shallots can be planted in warm' situ--6- dozen .J2£?L. ations In the kitchen garden1, and theAsparagus Pots 1/- and 2/- each np^S*P'%fl^y/J/ SPECIAL' Sr6? n tOP. s can be used in place of • Asparagus Basket. ~ 3/- each' \^Z^^^ LOW PRICE '"iJT'thTidtc"^ garden, make sowings Lawn Seed 1/6 lb. f of sP"nB Cabbage, Broad Beans, Early mT „ • ,j iv JEJ* U AtttiM. 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