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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10064, 31 August 1918, Page 10

Excellent Value Traced in Truscan, Rustic Rose, and Newest Designs for Eyelet Embroidery on Fine Linen, Satin Jean and Poplin. This is an exceptional offer, as PURE LINEN is a scarce commodity and will become scarcer still. And the Prices are surprisingly low. : : NOTE FOLLOWING VALUES . D'OYLEY'S Traced on fine linon, button-hole and hemstitched borders. 10d., 1/3. TABLE CENTRES Traced newest designs on fine Linen, Satin Jean and Poplin, in rounds, ovals and squares. Hemstitched, button-hole borders. 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/3, 4/6, 4/11. TBAY CLOTHS—Traced good designs for eyelet embroidery, on Fine Linen. Hemstitch and buttonhole borders. 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6. 4/11. FIVE O'CLOCK CLOTHS—Traced pretty designs on Linen. Hemstitched borders. 10;6. SIDEBOAKD CLOTHS—Traced good designs on fine Linen. Button-hole and hemstitched borders. 6/11, 8/6. . TOILET SETS —Traced pretty designs on Linen. HemBtitched borders. 3/3. See them in the Window. WE HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK suitable Threads for Eyelet Embroidery, and Coloured Silks in all shades. : : 1/- in the £ Discount for Cash CUBA STREET. / Cookham House :: means new and better standards for Smart Footwear Style, is bat the first surprise -which roroes to the buyer of COOKHAM HOUSE SHOES. A particularly varied range of leading makes in Patent Courts. It's all in the Quality Material of Cookham House Footwear! PATENT COURT SHOES .*- ," (Bettflr gtjle, better wear at lets cost.) ItOf" IV oDJ m m t MANNSRS ST WELLINGTONS HONEST ALL THROUGH L &* £»«. M» !ifi& C Cat Down Your Big Repair Bills! / "~-A* far a* Tyres and Tubes are concernad, ffi you can mend them yourself—anywhere.'/(// any time 1 # ' —/j THE UNIQUE VULCANISER makes at I " genuine Repair—not a stuck-on patch ; the \ - " Mend" is actually Tulcanisod into tho V_ body of the Tube or Tyre, and enn never V come off. The prooess i 3 so wonderfully * simple that young ladies can do the wor h, with tho greatest ease. Prloe, 30/i in box complete, with supplies. . Obtainable from all Ironmongers, or sent direct by the makers. ■ {msnsmm&Mh&mmm She Has Given Her ALL! It was for YOU—and yours! / The boy* "over there" need »helter. <p warmth, comfort and rcfre*hment. \ What Are YOU Giving? i In the Shell Zone in France are 220 Church Army Huts. 100 were loit in the recent German Advance. These have to be replaced and more are needed. It"* for tho*e who have put aside all for u* and our*. However little yon can give—help the CHURCH ARMY > Send a Donation noir to i THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. wo. O**** jpitMS* m w± SSB£^ 3P #?** S?S? Bm. Trtaturert: j A «. W. HENPEBSOH, j OXO. SHIBTCLIWE. Orto— EET.F.W.VfHIBLES, Hon. Socretuy in KA lor Church Aimj, OrßUmirul 20 Ma!ir»T«! Wellinft 78* m S£ m