Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 24331, 11 January 1941, Page 9

EMBROIDER zf, YOUR OWN TAPESTRY Aft Tapestry embroidery is the most delightful of hobbies, and a useful one too! Think how attractive the finished article looks—for whether you embroider a Firescreen or just a Shopping Bag it will be the envy of your friends. ; J f ‘ Our range of STENCILLED TAPESTRIES - is complete. There’s a piece for every A purpose, Stool Tops, Fire Screens, Pic- ■ wt, lures, Shopping Bags. All sizes are available in a variety of designs, floral, futuristic, conventional, cottage gardens, coachk: ■ ing scenes, galleons and sailing ships. 1"’ Prices are from 1° 9/11 THE GALLEON, top right, is the centre piece of a stencilled Tapestry Panel meastiring 22in. x 27in. Priced at g/'jj THE ROSE DESIGN is on a canvas measuring 23in. x 24in. Priced at g j LAW’S I AND WE HAVE THE WOOL TO Stockingless Cream tOMPLEIE THE vestries. EXCLUSIVE TO OUR STORE. Needlewoman Embroidery Wool in over Imagine wearing a cream 50 shades. Per skein 9ID instead of stockings- /T J 2 think how cool you’ll ™| ® d j famous Beehive Tapestry Wool. And you cant tell the ® n -j D difference between Laws raw I® 111 skein and the finest silk stock- ® ® » ing. Per Jar. W W TAY ST iNVERCARfiILL.

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Send Fresh Fruit By Rail Very Low Kates Fresh fruit and vegetables make an inexpensive but very acceptable gift, especially when sent through the Railways, whose speedy service ensures prompt arrival in good condition. Rates could hardly be cheaper; provided it is certified as being for the consignee’s domestic use, the charge for each 561bs of fresh fruit or vegetables up to 2cwt. is only 9d, plus a delivery fee of 6d per hundredweight on consignments for the principal centres. Get ¥o»r Frait Bj? Me Case

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