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Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 3997, 11 April 1933, Page 2

m on ioo lor aa Rows e- . . . then elo lour rows stocking stitcli, increasing one every tenth row ...” Haven’t you beard it again and again? Everywhere you go you will find that the Knitting Renaissance is in full swing. All over Palmerston North is abundant evidence of the boom . . . Winter is in the offing and jubilant jumpers will soon be the order of the day. That’s why the Rosco Wool Counters arc crowded day after day. It has been said that they have the best variety in the Manawatu. They certainly have been wool-gathering, for so immense is their collection that it really deties description. Every colour or mixture imaginable, every possible weight and at prices that provoke you to spend; they are so modest. Come! , I'ATON \S 4 PLY HOSE FINGERING In 90 shades. fAVON’S post; lingering silk: and wool In a range of now colours. W HITE HEATHER BABY WOOL, 3 PLY In dainty pastel shades. BEEHIVE AND A FUSION, 4 PLY In white, pink and blue. KNOP YARN. 4 PLY Plain shades with contrasting knop. PRICE AEM ELIA SILK AND AVOOE, 4 PLY In lovely new shades. JAEGAR 2 AND 4 PLY FINGERING New shades. PRICE 2 ply FELWOOL, 4 PLY A pretty twisted wool in now shades. PRICE Sd. skein. ENGLISH FINGERING, 4 PLY. PRICE i Ad., lid. and 7d. skein. ‘ • RING-O-BOSES”, Silk and Wool, PRICE 1/G 2oz. ball. ‘•TREASURE”, Silk and Wool, PRICE tOd. ball. ‘ O'ER INFANTS”, sol't babv wool, PRICE 9d. ball. DOY ESDOWN 3 PLY BABY WOOL In cellophane packet. PRICE 91d. skein, i PLY PRICE 9td skein. PRICE 1/1 hall. PRICE 1/3 skein. "id. skein and 1/3 2oz. hank. PRICE 3EL skein. eg* , lid. skein; 4 ply, !)ld. skein. SjusJDC* ) 'A 43 PRIZES Get "■your entry form to-day ! Particulars at Wool Counters. PFiICf: 1/- ball. Famous “Aotea” ' Wool New Zealand In 80 plain shades and mixtures, including wine and rust. 7 Id 2 Ay lien writing for samples, please state kind and colours for ivith .such Extensive variety, it is impossible to send samples r of all our/ -wools. Satisfaction guaranteed on all mail orders . . 1 . postage paid to any address. 1 I %/yC* Stoss Goy, 9 J£td. $ LMERSTON 'S FASHION CENTRE

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