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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11957, 30 May 1933, Page 3

• * V 9 . . . featuring This Season’s Popular ANYONE CAN SEW ...IF THEY... USE McCALL PATTERNS. “TOOTALS” FINE CORD VELVETEEN; This lino Cord is very attractive, and . lias proved so satisfactory that we have had to repeat our homo orders fur this -line. - Shades include APRICOT PINK POWDER BLACK IVORY 27 INCHES WIDE. 5/11 YARD “TOOTALS” HEAVY CORD This is another “Toota"’ quality suitable for Coats, and Cream is just ideal ior Children s Washing Coats and Frocks. Shades in stock are—MOLE SILVER GREY FAWN CREAM 27 INCHES WIDE, 6/11 NICCER YARD. The Drapers v \ /\V> & vVX Corded Fabrics, especially Corded Velveteens, are well to the fore in this season's popular weaves. Always a reliable fabric ior washing' and wearing, and ideal for frocks for any occasion. Corded Velveteen is used extensively for Coats and Coatees; also for children s wear. This season our Dress Department Juts a' wonderful range of qualifies and colours. Jt is quite a simple matter for the “Home Sewer to make her own garments provided she uses a .McCAJAi PATTERN'.” We suggest that you lake advantaao of our '•‘Free Cutting Service. Call to-day u ii ( j inspect our range oi seasonable fahiies. Hi CORD ISO IE” This is a reallv nice material, with an instant/ unpeal. Of an artificial silk texture. ,t possesses, all tin soft draping and wearing qualities of a much higher priced fabric. I here are three goo shades only— , BROWN SAXE WINE Jg INCHES WIDE. 5/11 YARD * .... OFTEN CALLED .... “THE QUEEN OF FABRICS” We also have two cheaper lines in Corded Velveteen in Shades ot BEIGE, ItUGBY,'NIGGER,CREAM. BROWN AND BDACiv. 11 YD - 27 IN ’ w,DEi 5/6 YD ‘ 3 WASHING SATIN Tins is a special line and one md coi mauds your attention lUs n is suitable for Evening F rocks. L igaic. Cushions, etc. Shades include Bold Red, Aqua Green. Powder, Beige, Nil. Cream and Black. 36 inches wide 1/0 yard PETTI ES 9 Gisborne

.A. giant inoclianical sliovol that -will rornovo"eleven' tons of earth at oiie dip is /being constructed on' the iron ore beds which aro now under development in Northampton shire. lir order ’to penetrate tiio 50 feet, of earth clay and limestone which covers the iron oro it was found necessary to produce something of immense size,and -power, and the, mechanism, which is,to be operated by electricity, will weigh about c - 500 tons, the revolving superstructure accounting for '4OO tons. Our . prices . defy competition.—A.. \V. J. Maun.