. . . .. my dress allowance thrives on Celanese’. ftomylML ■ THE ’CELANESE’ O /QEq| j|T FABRIC RANGE ® INCLUDES:— I PA 1' § satin MAROCAIN ® \ MALIQUETTE WO LJhUHHH’ LOCK N I T ® A ’ satin » MAROCAIN / PRINTED ifem ( FABRICS „ ' ' . Once my dress allowance was in a sad way . . . the poor thing couldn’t make ends meet. . . but •Cto.. mi m M now < wh y flourishes gaily from garter to quarter... I’ve prettier cool iron vnii smooth out frocks and more of them and crease, bring back the soft lustre, which is one at actually save money. You see the chief beauties of t» " i •Celanese.’ Ive discovered Celanese. Obtainable from all the leading drapers. IMriiiiiin uni! iiiiii .trademark If you have any difficulty in obtaining supplies, write to:— Sole Representative. H. V. HOOLE. DOMINION BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND. Sole Manufacturers: BRITISH CELANESE LIMITED. LONDON. W.l, ENGLAND
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Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 60
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139Page 60 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 60
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