SHOW TRADE DISPLAYS

Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1930, Page 18

SHOW TRADE DISPLAYS

FOR FARM ANO HOME SHOW STAND OF H. T. COOPER. The large and varied stock carried by an ironmonger lends itself to attractive display. This statement is substantiated by the general excellence of the appearance of the stand of H. T. Cooper, Stratford. Here are exhibited all those necessities for comfort in the home and efficiency on the farm set out in an enticing array that represents many phases of the manufacturers’ art. A casual glance at the stand gives some idea of the comprehensive nature of the exhibits and solicits closer inspection. Then are revealed the multitudinous articles which the stand supports. Everything represents the highest value for money in its class, and that is the keynote of the display—quality at competitive prices, Among the articles on display, are an Aladdin lamp, Majestic radio, set, electrical appliances including a kettle with indestructible element, and combined cooker and heater. Royal Doulton baths; Perfection stoves, concrete coppers and wash-tubs, the latter * complete “with Acme ringer, crockeryware, Berger’s ..paint and. beaten brassware. Particularly significant for the home where a bath but not a separate wash-basin is installed is a patent tip basin that can be hung between the sides of a bath, thus using the water and waste pipes of the bath. The basin lifts out when not required. To farmers the. King separators and ragwort sprayers must prove of particular interest. ~ Karlac car enamel should appeal to the discriminating motorist who takes a pride in the appearance of his car, while Fiske’s motor oils ensure efficient, lubrication of engines. The slogans, “Get it at Cooper’s” for “Service and Satisfaction” are certainly emphasised in this display.

Ilome-made knitted toys. —Mrs. Armstrong (Waitara). 1. Home-made toys,' knitting excluded.— Miss N, Looder (Hawera) 1.

Original pin cushion.—Mrs. C. Chadwick 1, Miss N. Looder 2 and 3» -

Daintiest and best worked breakfast or luncheon set.—Mrs. E. A. Ewart (Te Kiri) 1. Specimen of tatting.—Miss G. Patterson (Kohimarana) 1. Night-dress embroidered but not necessarily made up by hand. —Miss O. Dring 1, Miss A. R. McLean .(Havelock North) 2, Mrs. E, A. Ewart 3, Miss G. Pettit (Westown) v.h.c., Mrs. J. W. Lankshear (New Plymouth’) h.e. D’Oyleys, crochet fine. —Miss B. Parker 1, Miss I, O. McCutchan (Rangiriri) 2, Mrs. Burn (Toko) 3.

D’Oyleys, coloured embroidery.—Miss B. Parker 1, Miss O. Dring 2, Miss E. H. Redshaw (Ashhurst) 3, Miss C. Cooper (Ashhurst) v.h.c. Daintiest handkerchief, hand-made. — Miss I, Cooper (Ashhurst) Miss B. Parker 2, Miss A. R. McLean 3 and V.h.c.

Hand-made afternoon tea or supper turnover, worked on. agardy. —Mrs. M. Fazackerley (Stratford/ 1 Embroidered apron, unbleached calico.

—Miss B. Parker 1, Mrs. C. Woodham (New P'ymouth) 2, Miss A. Payne 3, Miss J. Branscombe (Mt. Albert) v.h.c,

Knitted dress for child.- Mrs. H. Bowers (Whangamomona) 1, Miss M. Hillock (Stratford) 2, Mrs. Burn 3. Baby’s knitted jacket, in wool.—Mrs. E. M, West (New Plymouth) 1, Miss A. Payne 2, Mrs. J. Wisnewski 3. Baby’s Bootees. —Miss.O. Peffers (Ha-, wera) 1, Mrs. M. R. Branscombe 2, Mrs. W. R. Phillips (Fitzroyi 3. Baby’s crocheted jacket.—Mrs. H. O’Neill 1 and 2, Miss L. Oorbishley (Mahoe) 3. Pair wool slippers. —Mrs A, E. Most (Stratford) 1 and 3, Mrs. J, Green (Westown) 2, Mrs. W. R. Phillips v.hc. Raffia brooch.—Miss Taylor (Inglewood) 1. Hand-made pram cover,'- —Mrs, Lyndon (Gisborne) 1.

Hand . embroidered child's dress.—Mrs. M. Grierson (Huicoa) 1, Miss A. K. McLean 2, Miss G. Pettit 3.

Cushion in coloured needle work.—Miss N. Wilson 1 and 3, Miss E. H, Redshaw 2, Mrs. J. Wisnewski v.h.c., Miss C. Clarke (Stratford) h.c.

Apron embroidered.—Miss A, Payne 1, Miss I. Corbett (Awatuna) 2, Miss E. Mehrtens (Ngaere) 3. Wool rug. —Mrs, P. Preo (Stratford) 1, Mrs. A, C. Burgess (Stratford) 2, Mrs. Lyndon v.h.c. Wool embroidery. —Miss A. Payne I, Crochet lace.—Mrs. M. R. Branscombo 1.

Sealing wax or bead necklace. —Miss N. Penberthy 1, . Table centre, white—Miss 0. Dring 1, Mrs. A. R. McLean 2, Miss B. Parker 3, Miss D. H. Johnson (Brecon Road) v.h.c., Mrs. W. Tobeck (Lowgarth) h.c. Table centre, coloured. —Miss B. Parker 1, Miss I. Corbett 2 and 3, Mrs. E. A. Ewart v.h.c w Miss M. Donnelly (Pembroke Road) h.c. White embroidered tea cosy. —Miss A. R. McLean 1, Miss E. H, Redshaw 2. Pillow sham, embroidered, white.— Miss O. Dfing 1, Miss D. H. Johnson 2, Miss B. Parker 3, Miss A. R. McLean v.h.c. and h.c.

Afternoon tray cloth, crocheted lace. —Miss I. 0. McCutchan I, Miss B, Parker 2, Miss D. 11. Johnson 3. Supper cloth, crocheted lace. —Misr, I. 0. McCutchan 1, Mrs. J. Green 2, Mrs. W. Tobeck 3.

Tray cloth, white embroidered. —Miss D. 11. Johnson; 1, Miss B. Parker 2, Miss A. R. McLean 3, Miss N. Wilson v.h.c.. Mrs. J. Boyd (Hawera) h.c. Tray cloth, coloured, embroidered. — Miss E. Howard (Hawera) 1 and 2, Miss M. Vickers (Stratford) 3.

Supper cloth, white embroidered.Miss B. Parker 1, Miss A. R. McLean 2, Miss E. Howard 3, Mrs, J. H. Boyd v.h.c.

Supper cloth, coloured, embroidered.— Miss B. Parker 1, Miss R. Crosby (Waipuku) 2, Mrs. E. A. Ewart 3, Mrs. F. E. Todd (Stratford) v.h.c., Miss M. Hillock h.c.

Large applique work, one article. — Miss E. H. Redshaw 1, Miss N. Wilson 2. Article made from sugar bag—Mrs. C. Woodham 1, Mrs. N. Looder 2, Miss M. Bonnelly 3. SCHOOLS SEWING SECTION. Standard 11., sewing bag—Connie Firth 1. Standard IV., embroidered night-dress. —Kathleen Lawrence 1. Standard V., camisole, any shape. — Anne Lister L Standard VI., embroidered tray or supper cloth—Alina L-.e (Hawera) 1 and 2.