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Northern Advocate, 24 January 1929, Page 6

MAKE LAST YEAR’S FROCK NEW. Don’t discard faded hangings, undies, cotton or linen frocks. You can make them new and bright and up-to-date by dyeing them with Fairy Dyes, Fairy Dyes arc easy to use, and always reliable. Every one of the thirty delightful shades is cleav and bright. Silk, wool, cotton or linen can all be restored to their original coloul or given a charming now shadd with a tube of Fairy Dye. All Chemists and stores stock Fairy Dyds at sixpence a tube. Send Gd in stamps for trial inibe, and free booklet, to A. A. Stichbury, Ltd, Blair Street, Wellington, 587

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