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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19452, 7 October 1926, Page 18

We have been fortunate in securing a duplicate hundreds oi of the " Old Bleach " Linen exhibit as shown at the production < Drapery Exhibition held recently at the Royal Agri- If you a cultural Hall, London. "Old Bleach" Linens are Linens, or g woven in the North of Ireland, and possess a quality following of richness that is the result of the fine flax yarns used Bleach " p and the prolonged gentle grass bleaching. The slow Q f the linei natural process of grass bleaching was the method London, used in Ireland and other linen-producing countries attractive pr Table Damasks Linen Towels " Old Willow " —A splendid quality of " Old Bleach " Pure Linen Double Damask. Cloths—2 x 2 yds., 37/6 2 x 2\ yds., 46/6 2 x 3 yds., 56/2 Serviettes to match—--22 x 22 ins., 47/6 per doz. 24 x 24 ins., 55/2 per doz. " Worcester Basket " —An attractive quality of " Old Bleach English Porcelain. Pure Linen Double Damask. Cloths 2 x 2 yds., 45/8 2 x 2| yds., 57/2x3 yds., 68/6 Serviettes to match 22 X 22 ins., S4/8 per doz. 24 x 24 ins., 64/8 per doz. " Wild Rose " A bea.utiful quality of "Old Bleach" Pure Linen Double Damask. Cloths—2 x 2 yds., 45/8 .2 x 2| yds., 57/. 2x3 yds., 68/6Serviettes to match—--22 x 22 ins., 54/8 per doz. 24 x 24 ins., 64/8 per doz. Afternoon Tea Sets—Cloth and 6 Serviettes, with biscuit coloured centre, and bordered in blue, pink, green, and mauve. -|doz. Napkins, 1 3\ x 1 3-J in., and—--36 x 36 Cloth 23/- per setr * 45 x 45 Cloth 29/- per set " 54 x 54 Cloth 36/8 P er setAfternoon Tea Sets in all one colour Fadeless Linen; blue, pink, mauve, biscuit. -|doz. Napkins, size \3)t x I d-36 x 36 Cloth 21/6 P er aet 45 x 45 Cloth 27/3 P er set " Splendid Pure Linen Huck Towel. Hemstitched. Size 24 x 40 ins., 3/8 each Medium Weight Pure Linen Damask Bordered Huck Towel. Size 22; x 38 ins., 5/3 each. Very Fini Pure Linen Damask Bordered Huck Towel. 24 x 40 ins., 7/6 each Handsome Pure Linen Damask Bordered Huck Towel. 24 x 40 ins., 6/9 each Medium Weight Pure Linen Huck Towel. Size 22 x 38 ins., 4/8 each Heavy Pure Linen Huck Towel. 24 x 40 ins., 5/7 each. Similar but finer Huck Towel than above. 22 x 38 ins., 4/2 each. Dainty Huckaback Towels with Damaak border of blue. "Willow design and all pure Linen. 15 x 24 ins., 2/10 eac k* 22 x 38 ins., 5/6 each. " Old Bleach " Coloured Goods are absolutely guaranteed fast to sun and washing and we have absolute confidence in offering them. . f Beautiful Linens As Supplied To Royalty An eminent Scottish linen manufacturer has sent us on loan, for exhibition purposes only, a selection of beautiful Table Cloths, Serviettes, Bedspreads, etc., a3 supplied to H.M. the King and the Prince of Wales. These exquisite linen goods are now on display in one of our windows. hundreds of years ago, and i 3 still employed in the production of " Old Bleach. If you are renewing your stocks of Household Linens, or giving a wedding present, it is possible to obtain almost everything in " Old Bleach. 44 The following articles are among the choicest of Old Bleach " products, being the exact duplicates of the linens shown at the Drapery Exhibition in London. They will be found marked at very attractive prices. Inspection Invited. Towels Duchesse Sets nen Huck Towel. Four-piece Duchesse Sets, with biscuitcoloured centre and bordered in n3., 3/8 each blue, pink, green and mauve, ure Linen Damask 9/6 per set. Towel. Duchesse Sets in Antique shade. nB -» 5/3 ■inen Damask Bor- . , . . , rc j Duchesse Sets, in blue, pink, mauve, *7 ffZ each biscuit. Fadeless Coloured Linen, i'oen D.ma.k Bor- 8/- ?' 6 /9 Pillow Cases Unen " Uck Pnro Linen Pillow Ca.o. of a depend- . , able quality, dainty and durable. Huck Towel. Hemstitched, 20 x 30. 9/10 eac^* 5/7 each. Hemmed, 20 x 30, each. Huck Towel than IT • OI J ins., 4/2 each. 1,111611 SllCeiS "owels with Damaak - . ' ■ . • Willow design and Hemstitched Pure Linen Sheets, beautifully fine and durable 2/10 each. 72 x 108, 85/2 per pair. 5/6 each. 90 x 117, 117/- per pair. •loured Goods are e d fast to sun and Embroidery, Linens, ave absolute conhem - . i_ Hucks, Cambrics and T . Diapers Linens ~ c , ~ .. Medium weight Embroidery Linen — »lied AO No. B1 quality, 40in. wide, 6/10; No. B2 quality, 36in. wide, 4/9; alty 45in. wide, 6/3|. Scottish linen Open-Mesh Linen—No. B3 quality, as sent us on 45in. wide, 5/11 i. aition purposes Natural Linen —No. B4 quality, 36in. m of beautiful wide, 3/1; 40in. wide, 3/5JServiettes, Bed- Diaper—No. B5 quality, 36in. wide, a3 supplied to n e d xqtishe nn iine°n Fine Cambric—No. B6 quality, 36in. n display in one wlde - 5 /°2Heavy Huck—No. B7 quality. I 7in. _J wide, 2/4s; 24in. wide, 3/2|. ; See Window Displays ey ifrEsiiTi

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