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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13936, 19 December 1905, Page 2

AFTERNOON TEA MIKADO ICED WAFERS KIEL FINGERS ICED VOVO FAIRY CAKES SOMETHING NEW AND DAINTY '

The Mosgiel Co. Specialise in Sweaters, Shirts, and Underwear made to suit the needs of athletesTon can buy goods specially adapted to stand continuous perspiration, thoroughly hygienic, and neatly mads if you ask for'“MOSGIEL.”

Half a century ago the custom _of washing the bride’s feet at a wedding was quite common ail ores; the Borderland of Scotland. It was- usually performed the evening before the happy event. Generally the companions of the bride were the performers.

DOESN’T SHRINK WOOLLENS ! THOSE noted English millers, Messrs. Cartwright & Warners, Ltd., enclose a “ Laundry Instruction " with all Hosiery they sell. They first warn people against soda, or any of the dry soaps or soap extracts, composed chiefly ot alkali, which have a ruinous effect on woollen fabrics. ' » . Then they enjoin a resort to SAPON, which on test has proved to bo the most satisfactory Wash extant for preserving the fleeciness of woollens. Finally, they disclaim any interest whatever in SAPON,and plainly say that they only recommend it because of their anxiety to secure fair play for fhair own goods.