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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 June 1935, Page 9

bi 'oJi- ■ ■in M COM PETITIO N ; H That every girl and woman will delight in. Schoolgirls’ section also |l|i MB! 'gSE EMBROIDER YOUR PERSONAL MOTIF ’IS afflg AND ENTER THIS COMPETITION ISW ■ LIBO 'IB UJ ■ IN PRIZES . Qtt A delightful idea! The latest fashion at Home, LOOK AT THE PRIZES - 2-1 where everybody has their personal motif Adult Section: Schoolgirls Section: TwßEffwj embroidered on lingerie, house-linen, children's . ist Prize . . £2O Ist Prize . . £lO clothes, etc. To introduce this fascinating fashion 2nd Prize » • £lO 2nd Prize . . £5 f ||!g t 0 New Zealand, the manufacturers of Clark’s yd Prize . . £3 3rd Prize . . £2 ■ Stranded Embroidery Cotton announce a Personal 25 Prizes 0/£x 25 Prizes of io/Motif Embroidery Competition. wo Prizes of sof- zoo Prizes of 5/- ’ This competition is divided into two sections, Special School Prizes awarded to the school attended by (a) for adults, (b) for schoolgirls, whilst special * First Thfee Pn2e Winncfs of Sectloa * ' prizes are offered to the school attended by the ls t Prize £lO 2nd Prize ... £5 3rd Prize.. . £3 First, Second and Third Prize Winners under the : schoolgirl section. ' ‘Rules of Entry ' ‘ --T-WW N° en Uyf ee « iTtCruT'4-■' ETaSgt A personal Motif is small, neat and most fascinating g EEgf H . z ::: gt ± ±::::: to work, and to assist you in the selection of a design, (4) Each entry must be worked on a small square of material and have a . |||| | TrlitT 1 1 H-r’-ff— ■- Z":±tt± ±ZZ:i: .U makfre nf CLrlr’c-Anchor Frnl-irr>;rle»rw Crttrnnc linen luggage tag sewn firmly to one corner and on this tag PRINT ' . . : -■ - - H+F ± ± y ne maKers i <? r S Ancnor Bmoroiaery uottons IN j NK> (a) your name an ad dress, (b) state *• Adult ”or -* school- ---S: ± ■ ± - £ - tH££ have issued a series of six delightful little booklets, girl,” (c) if schoolgirl give age/name of school, school class, (d) all . :::3S!s:n:ziz • Z ::: it® 11 -- -: i t.t .I- u entrants must state colour numbers of Stranded Cottons used. On • ~—TT"1 —r~"7r -- - I 'Z: brimful OI motlt ideas, each booklet has* a number “Anchor” Stranded Embroidery Cotton the colour numbers will be -- - -|4~ -~r- T~ T~~ of different motifs and each motif is shown in .. f ° und on the P a P er band around each.stein. • :zmz±:±:t : - 4- - • f.. 11 Z. i . -.u . r <5) State on tag whether motif entered is original or from Clark’s -- - StSmul -4- --- various full colour designs, complete with transfers. Embroidery Motif Booklets. I ; You may, if you wish, design your motif yourself, Judges decision final. No correspondence will be entered into. . QgEE but • even y°\ dedd / jo do this we strongly <’> - ffftfrftT recommend you first of all to see these Booklets. as soon as actual judging is completed. >3- ■ ~ I [TiLmmS Z: IZ z Post entries to “Personal Motif Competition,” cate of The Central ff tSSWKME !W* - 1 - j |j|V 74JZZZZZ: r ’ . -n it ... Agency Ltd., P.O. Box 153, Te Arq, Wellington, Cx: , 3Z* - zxIiLLZJi::::::: Clark s Personal Embroidery Booklets will help you (9) Entries win. only be returned to Entrants who send withxtheir entry ~i,\yr’~ T-:::r trompnrlniiclv and arp nhtainahlp nriro -»d • an envelope addressed to themselves for return of entry and stamped - 1/l/lfL -MIW -t • - -fftr-T tremenaousiy, ana are ooramaoie, price 2a. eacn, with correct postage. Every care taken but no responsibility. Prize ! 2 T|"l Tz::z~' at the needlework counters of all leading stores winners will be advised by mail as soon as possible after completion “ - - TPmI : - “■bkH —4 .1 ... .-c of judging. Full printed list of prize winners will be enclosed when ;T —J IH7 ' ~ ~T::::::: throughout New Zealand. Decide Upon your motif, returning entries to competitors. -i- - - : — the* l era b r °ider it. That’s all, yet look at the entries should be posted not later than july -3m • ;r- - - • Prizes, totalling over £180! Advt. issued by Central Agency Ltd., (Inc. in Scotland) Wellington., --t ft •«- - 1 BBL _ ■ ,-li’ ; wiMiwff itfK i'i iwimm

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