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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 217, 27 August 1927, Page 3

Fabrics that are Fadeless k IN DIAN® HEAD „ BEC u s P * T °" n ~ Fa ft to Faft to Sunlight (* : () : as hin% For Tub Frocks—for Needlework—for Curtains—for Bedspreads—for Kiddies’ Wear—for “Everything under the sun.” INDIAN HEAD CLOTH Is guaranteed fadeless. The permanent finish of this sturdy handsome fabric makes it look, feel, and launder like the best French Linen at the price of cotton, and with the qualities of being slow to crush or soil which are peculiarly its own. “INDIAN HEAD” pleases your II eye lor its beauty, and suits your r purse for Its economy. The new IsH season’s range of fadeless colours wbNIK&MI ‘ s ul,, '* va^e< l : Heliotrope, Orchid, lagajßMffw L)ee P t ’ k - v > Ceil Blue, Cadet and ’lraEwlr o*♦ X Copenhagen Blues, Peking Blue, X t X French Blue, Wattle, Orange, FEW ♦ 4 ® Mangold, Pink, Bose, Peach, [ivTSA Coral, Leaf Green, Jade, Apple, V e •Hl Ming Green, Emerald, Beige, BjjMhiA, ♦ Khaki, Holland, Cream, Silver, Light and Mid Brown, and Navy. 36 inches wide— Prlo. 2/3 yard INDIAN HEAD PRINTS— This season's novelty; White or Ecru background, with small designs in colours, to be used in conjunction with the plain materials. 36 inches wide— Price 2/11 yard « Guarantee— lf any garment made of “Indian Head’’ fails to give proper service because of the fading or running of Indian Head colour, we will make good the total cost of the garment. ; Tootals Fadeless Zampa Cloth { i Another popular cloth, in l l colours absolutely guaranteed ’ fast sunlight, perspiration, and ■ ■ washing. Leaf Green, Reseda, I 1 Olive, Sand, Nattier, Saxe, { Copenhagen Blue. Pink, Vieux ■ ■ Rose, Salmon, Puce, Lavender, I • Amethyst, Bois de Rose, Cedar, j and Navy. 36 inches wide— Prioe 1/a yard ;

The Latest Craze — Novelty Aprons 500 NOVELTY APRONS, traced for working on unbleached cloth, in Basket design, Lazy Daisy. Dolly Varden and Old English designs— Women’s size, Price 1/9j Children’s size, Price 1/ D.M.C. COTTONS, for working same, all colours— Stranded, Ijd oz skein; Cotton A. Broder, 2|d oz skein ■MW | Kirkcaldie & Stains, Ltd. Wellington i ■ r~i ■ IW ■ ■ M a M

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