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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22102, 4 November 1933, Page 2

WOOL PRICES ARE RISING! Now is the time to buy Woollens, before higher costs bring higher retail prices. Glance at the prices of these Summer Woollen Fabrics: THE NEW WOOL PIQUE Light weight, all wooj, in new corrugated effect; shades—Stone . Beige, Flame, Friar Brown, Grey, Lettuce Green, Lido. 54 inches wide. Price per yard ♦ ♦ ♦ THE NEW CREPE MURETTA Light weight, woollen, with embroidered linen effect; new shades of Sky, Fawn, Beige, Grey, Lido, Wineberry, and Black. 36 inches wide. Price per yard /♦ ♦ < THE NEW .VANDYKE ANGORA 9/11 8/11 lh self colours, for swagger coats and suits. New pastels in Beige, Grey, Sky, Rose, Nattier Blue, Bisque, Flame, Tabac, and Brown. 54 inches wide. • Price per yard /■ ♦ ♦ ♦ THE NEW WOOL AFGHALAINE For frocks and light Summer suits; in Rose, Lettuce Green, Lido,. Beige, Grey, and Flame. 36 inches f wide. v » Price per yard ♦ ♦ ♦ THE NEW FLEXELLA SUITINGS Silk and Wool, so eminently suitable for our climate. Wine, Brown, Lido, Nattier Green, Black, etc. • 36 inches wide. Price per yard \ Also 54-inch—7/11 yard. ♦ ♦ ♦ SMART DONEGAL EFFECTS Wonderful imitation of real Donegals, made in New Zealand of the best New, Zealand Wool. 54 inches widefc ( ♦ ♦ ♦ 7/11 3/11 5/11 8/11 IDEAS FOR SUMMER WOOLLIES. Make Dainty Woollen Jumpers, etc., with these delicately coloured Wools. 1 Lacy, light, and effective styles. 2-ply Fingerings used on large needles. Four skeins required for a jumper with three-'quarter length sleeve, CROCHET WOOL - - - - - Bd, 9d per loz skein 2-PLY FINGERING 1/-, B|d per loz skein NEEDLES, steel-lined, 12-inch; latest make. Sizes 6 to 12— 6d pair CROCHET HOOKS, all sizes - r 3d each Make our ‘‘ FAVOURITE " CROCHET JUMPER ! Size 34 busti Six skeins Crochet Wool or 4 skeins 2-ply Fingering to complete •/ Directions and help given with wool. Order by Mail! DI.C DUNEDIN

re FOl BO* Alt CKIMISTS AND STORES JTERINC JORE* BAD LECS How did that bad leg begin? lust a little irritation which failed to disappear; then a rise in temperature all round the affected part, succeeded by hot burning pains. Finally a rapidly extending broken sore or leg ulcer, obstinate to every form of treatment. Loss of vitality, too much standing, bad circulation are but a few of the causes, but the effect is usually a complete breakdown of the tissue cells. The stimulative and healirig properties of Zam-Buk penetrate directly to the base of the trouble, soothing and rebuilding broken tissues, healing and forming new healthy skin. This great herbal balm with its wonderful medicinal oils is definitely master of such conditions and all skin troubles. Its power to heal has been proved over a period of 30 years—-never be without it. ZAM'BUK SOOTHES - CLEANSES - HEALS HEW EWPS«<W pq<

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