Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1934, Page 10

p." - —~ h ; : 1y I\ v\ \ '' " : :: ''' wMl' 0 A \ I V\\ • ,\\ W n iNc L' Wags** sV ' Wt THE SMART \ 1\ i ! dullness of j UM C , f I JIMI IWBiI WM . l r Fvf 5 aWM< suede.*. 1 ilßMßir j i • > / ma — '' ' J ; Canterbury Suede Super LockV LX n ’ t es smooth mid blameless ' I 1 under the tightest frocks. It’s | H beautifully cut, and its clever I I weave preserves its slender fit. I It’s the softest, finest locknit ... WH 'J- you can buy. Looks too femM., Xmine and fragile for words, but j us t you try to wear it out! ' Won’t fade with washing, and never looks jaded. Called ‘ Suede,’ because of its smart, finish. Sounds like luxury, so it is —in all but price. See it at any smart store. * 6o filaments to the strand—instead ofi to as in other locknits—- , make Canterbury Suede Super LocUne, Walker, Rudkin, Limited, Christchurch and Ashburton. nit Stronger and finer than any Other.

WL ' I I KWftW WHEN YOU BUY THEM FULE© WITH "li 1 The beauty and artistic merit of “ Amber Tips ” Cake Tins stand VT A. unrivalled ... ask your grocer to show you the complete set of U six and you will appreciate their exceptional value. O Each tin is sold containing either 3 lbs. of the No. 1 RED AND \.• IrMjk. YELLOW LABEL or the BLUE LABEL “Amber Tips” at the \ regular price, plus 3d. for the exquisite tin itself. \ ’-.•fe. • • JKL

LINKHORN’S BREAD si y\ KEEPS ITS FRESHNESS & FLAVOUR (i J jgREAD that-becomes crusty and dry next day is not what you want, AND it- is not what you will get if you eat LINKHO®N’S BREAD, which from the first slice to the last is Fresh and Sweet w’ith the full flavour as when taken from the ’— OVCn ’ If you have not y€t tried OUR BREAD rio so TO-DAY, and you will.find how Fresh and Good it really is. WE DELIVER IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. YOU WILL APPRECI- W ATE OUR TEATIME ® ’IhFMw DAINTIES. HIGH STREET (’Phone 2782) HAWERA