Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22612, 2 July 1935, Page 14

JJ IS S . CLOUGH, 53 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. Embroider your personal _Motif_ and enter this competition—£lßo in prizes—in which every woman and girl will delight. Six delightful little booklets brimful of motif ideas, each booklet having numbers of different motifs, each motif shown in various full colour designs complete with Transfers. Set of 6 books Is 2d including' postage or 2d each (post Id extra). All designs must be worked in Clark’s Embroidery Cottons, of which we stock full range—TJd each. Is 4d dozen. Entry forms can be had on application. See our special Window Display. . TOY LINGERIE. *3 Specialists in Ladies’, and Men’s Made-to-Measure Undies in First-grade Locknit; guaranteed not to shrink or droop. Just arrived, Extra Heavy Wmter Weight and beautifully designed Floral, in charming colours. GROUND FLOOR, STOCK EXCHANGE, Dunedin. BEARD AN AFFLICTION. No case so severe but can be positively cured by the only one way known to science, ELECTROLYSIS. The latest method leaves no marks, no pain. Moles and Warts removed also. Consult Madame RAYNE, PATERSONS BLDGS., Rattray street. Phone 10-556. "CWERY woman delights in new clothes 3-J —it’s her privilege—and' hundreds of i women to-day are finding it ever so economical to make their own clothes. The Hollywood School of Dressmaking has taught many by its easy system. See for yourself how simple this modern course is—our demonstrations are daily. Rail concessions for country pupils.—THE HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, 2nd Floor, Savoy Building, Dunedin. QMITH WILSON LTD., 13 20 GEORGE STREET. 3 Only LADIES LUMBER JACKETS. 10s Each. 14 Only GIRLS’ COATS, 16in-18in. 10s Each. 12 Only BOYS’ COATS, 16in-18in. 10s Bach. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN CHILDREN’S WOOL FROCKS AND JUMPERS. A DVERTISI.NG la accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself In virtually every Industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that It can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.