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Northern Advocate, 1 December 1936, Page 5

£ b ® modern w( fcnowg how to keep „ appearance i* n "whilst doing housework. ColourCesarine house- « u l are replacing “, h « bb y work *othes, because ’ are so very Washable, always 7® m * n g up crisp and Jjesn looking. Buy Cesarine frocks l*®dy made or »ake your own. 64 colours — 36 inches wide, and only 1/9 a yard. BONNINGTON’S IRISH Mass TO STOP THAT NICHT COUCH

Easy Picnics By Rail FIRMS, SOCIETIES, SCHOOLS, Etc EXPERT ADVICE REE High summer brings the low-cost picnics by rail in all directions. Free booklets give helpful information about suitable picnic grounds and their equipment, details of fares, etc. Take advantage of the free advice of railway experts in planning picnics. ASK TO DAY FOR A BOOKLET

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