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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25625, 28 August 1944, Page 1

AT WHITCOMBES P OPULAR BOOKS OF ALL, KINDS. s 7 HOW TO MAKE STRONG WOODEN " TOYS. ; , Toys are scarce. This book, Issued by t the well-known " Woodworker ” Maga- , zine, tells you how to make really attracf tive toys easily and cheaply. Full instructions and measurements for many 1 excellent designs. 5s (posted 5s 3d). t "THE COMING GLORIES OF THE i JEWISH NATION.” > What of the future? In this book Mr • James Dunbar, N.Z. student of Bible Pro- • phecy, gives a fascinating forecast. The 1 Jew and the Arab unite. Present system ■ of World Government Ends. Lost Tribes : Return. How the Millennium will End. • 3s 9d (posted 4s Id). - "THE NEW DRESSMAKER.” It’s easy to make your own clothes this } amazingly simplified way. Ross Hynes, 1 acknowledged leader of dressmaking in ; Australia, offers his five-guinea course—--1 condensed in complete book form —for only 15s. We are Dunedin agents for ■ this Home Dressmaking Course. ■ “THE STARS ARE DARK.” Have you read the new Peter Cheyney? ’ A fascinating thriller—dramatic begin- ' ning—story developing at terrific speed— I excitement and suspense right to the last I tense scene. His best book yet by a long way. 9s 6d (posted 10s). i "THE BEDSIDE BOOK.” Hugh Walpole called this the best anthology ever made by man. It is a miscellany from the world’s greatest litera- ' ture selected and arranged for the quiet hours by Arthur Stanley. Abridged war- . time edition published in 1944. 8s 6d , (posted 9s). WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., Princes street, Dunedin,

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