Page 19 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1930, Page 19 (Supplement)

“.... my dress allowance thrives on 'Celanese'..” liWllMLi THE ‘CELANESE’ /R I j O FABRIC RANGE W- M includes-.— s 1 W I ! V* sA t i N ' j?! jap p e MAROCAIN M I MALIQUETTE ® LOCK N I T « SATIN Ml marocain mW / ’ PRINTED V A\ FABRICS Once my dress allowance was in ' a sa d way *’ • t^ie P oor couldn’t make ends meet . . . but no w, why it flourishes gaily from 'Celanese' wi.l not shrink, T , . stretch, and every shade is quarter to quarter ... Ive prettier fast in wash and wear. A ~ , <• ,•« j coal iron will smooth out frocks and more oi tnem and actually save money. You see °' I’ve discovered ‘Celanese.’ Obtainable from all the leading drapers, ■ TRADE MARK you have any difficulty in obtaining supplies, write tot— Sole, Representative, H. U HOOLE. DOMINION BUILDINGS. WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALAND. S o l e Manufacturers: BRITISH CELANESE LIMITED, LONDON. W.l ENGLAND.

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