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SOMEONE..... SOMEWHERE .... Would Like to Hear Your Voice. CALL THEM BY “TOLL”. Reduced rates after 6 p.m. and All dav on Sundays. - TALK SO FAR FOR SO LITTLE -
KITCHEN TOWELS. Pert, little scotties in S-to-lhe-inch cross-stitch prance merril, bright plaid dishes worked in outline and running stitch. these si motifs will add colour and gaiety to your kitchen and will give you a .pleasure in the making. \ y.Liwjie. . l. I,! —\ A. KITCHEN TOWELS PATTERN 1680 Pattern 16S0 contains a transfer pattern of six motifs averaging i inches: illustrations of stitches used; material requirements. Eor full instructions (with illustrations and all stitches used), am ticulars of material requirements semi 1/1 postal note (or stamps if note is not procurable) for this pattern to Greymouth Star Needier P.O. Bex 3, (J: yim-mh Write plainly pattern number (ItioO), your name and address.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 February 1939, Page 12
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