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cJrt~ X w ENGLISH FABRICS jf w St with an old-time sweetness for Spring Bolts of new ENGLISH ART SlLKS—literally thousands of yards, in a collection of impulsive patterns reflecting the spirit of Spring. New fabrics to mould and grace all types in 36in width, featuring a big selection of up and down patterns, making home dressmaking perfectly successful. All exclusive patterns in plain and crepe finishes, purchased on a most favorable basis which is reflected in our prices. These illustrations embody patterns in stock—don’t forget to see them! VITALINE A British Ccpca fabric, therefore fadeless. 36in width. Light grounds, with small floral patterns. New season’s goods at out-of-season price jnus, wur 1/6 BRITISH SHANTUNG Fadeless, 36in wide, and exceptionally good value. Natural Blue and Green grounds, with widely spaced floral designs. Our price is uiu vjiiuur 3/3 MAGSYL CREPE Guaranteed fast colorings, both to washing and sun. Crepe finish, floral designs. New color combinations, including Fawn, Brown and Orange; also Blue, Lemon and Navy. A/S CREPE DE CHINE 1/9 Quality fabrics at less than you would expect to pay. Navy, Black, and Brown grounds with small spray designs; also broken stripe. i 43L, r\f cUll 3/6 TONY A flat finish Art Silk, possessing qualities that arc usually expected of a much higher-priced fabric. Dark shades and small designed patterns. 1/11 DANDY RAYON As the namo implies this fabric is outstanding both in high quality and low price. The shadings are light and the patterns conventional. Our Price 2/3 VITASIL Another of Britain's answers to Jap material. Ccpea finish means fast colorings, therefore worth the labor of making up. Good value at 1/11 PETAL SYLVIA A British-made Heavy Weight Art Silk, in plain shades. One of the best qualities we could buy, and thoroughly reliable. 36in wide, and the new season selling price is .nurougnij 2/6 WEMCO A superior Art Silk possessing an appearance of Crepe de Chine. Made by Britain’s foremost manufacturers. Small designs, diagonal stripes, and floral. 2/6 A/S PIQUE Another new season’s product. Pastel ground with small designs makes this fabric very attractive. Can be used for underwear, etc., and note the very moderate price—n ut; übua 2/11 All subject to 5f per cent, discount for cash PmmM SlkKom

DRINK vr 1 k II ll® m Wi 11 &/J BOURN-VIIA V ' ! Cadbury’s new, delicious food-drink gives you that extra mental and physical vigour that’s worth real money to the business man to-day. Cadbury’s Bourn-vita is the one food-drink that brings a quickly noticeable increase in energy and good spirits. When taken at night it enables you to sleep soundly and to awake mentally and physically refreshed. From all ch, " us,s ,ml sior^l 1/6. tin, 1/2 - U 6. tin, WRAPPERS /M WORTH Jf B «y the Best |D JF Soap IP JP soap—Laundrine. ';'/ The wrappers are worth _ ' '■ Id. each in cash, and there tAC.iI are 44 cash prizes for those 0 saving the largest number by f 4th November, 1933. Ask your grocer for full details. 3 Cl IN CASH J kPRIZES' } I I k A M c UEODBRO£tXD < MANUFACTURERS # CONFETTI Large Packets 1/ON SALE AT HERALD OFFICE TE KAEAKA PARSONS, Storekeeper, Te Karaka. is HERALD AGENT, and daily copies are obtainable each afternoon. M r k , ly ( sn. Dellyery nfado arOund toymshtp. At HERALD OFFICE Presentation Lettering IN GOLD OR BLACK, Promptly Executed at THE HERALD OFFICE.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18204, 27 September 1933, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18204, 27 September 1933, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18204, 27 September 1933, Page 4

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