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SMARTLY TAILORED FROCKS Are Illustrated in Our Advertisement on Page 8. “ LINENCRAFT” INTRODUCES A NEW DELIGHT TO THE NEEDLEWOMAN Each season finds new styles, new colours, new stitches and occasionally new materials upon which to work. This season there is no new material, but Cream Linen-—fine Irish Linen of a rich Cream shade — has returned to favour and this year “ Linencraft ”—hand-em-broidery on “ Superloom ” Linens, will find much favour. We have found that whilst many Needlewomen are very' interested in Embroidery on Linen they are unwilling to embark on the cutting, squaring and hemming of a piece of linen prior to commencing the embroidery. We have therefore had our Linen in Cream shade made up into Table Napkins, Tray Cloths, etc.. finished in different colours. These pieces are all ready for stamping in any design you may desire. Special Display in one of our Colombo Street windows. Cream “ Superloom ” Linen, with hand-drawn Cream hemstitched hem all round —- Afternoon Tea Napkins: I2in x 12in Tray Cloths: 14in x 20in 16in x 24in Wagon Cloths: lain x 27in Runners: 12in x 45in lOd each 1/3 each 1/6 each 1/9 each 1/11 each Afternoon Tea Cloths: 36in x 36in 3/11 each 45in x 45in 5/11 each Supper Cloths: 54in x 54in d/ll each Table Cloths: 54m x 72in 11/6 each Cosy Covers 1/6 each Cream “ Superloom,” with handdrawn hemstitched panel and edges whipped: hemstitching and piping are in Cream, Rose. Delphinium, Nile Green or Daffodil— Afternoon Tea Napkins: 12in x 12in 1/ each Tray Cloths: 14in x 20in 1/6 each 16in x 24in 1/9 each Wagon Cloths: 15in x 27in 1/11 each Runners: 12in x 45in 2/3 each Afternoon Tea Cloths—36in x 36in .. .. .. 4/6 each 45in x 45in 6/6 each Supper or Breakfast Cloths: 54in x 54in 9/6 each Cosy Covers 1/9 each “ Superloom ” Linen in colours of Rose, Delphinium, Nile Green or Daffodil, with self-colour handdrawn hemstitched hems all round. Afternoon Tea Napkins: 12in x 12in l/_ each Tray Cloths: 14in x 20in 1/9 e ach 16in x 24in 2/3 each Wagon Cloths: 15in x 27in 2/6 each Runners: 12in x 45in 2/9 each Afternoon Tea Cloths: 36in x 36in 5/6 each Four-piece Duchesse Sets: 4/11 each Cosy Covers 2/3 each SPECIAL THREAD. Beautiful Linen should be well finished, and to this end we stock a special Linen Thread, which makes an excellent finish to the hems, hemstitching, etc. Knox’s Gimp Lace Linen Thread, size 24, 36 and 42 6d reel LOVERS OF ALPINE SPORTS are invited to view the latest approved styles in Ski-ing Outfits assembled in another of our windows—also on the Gallery adjacent to our Tea Room.

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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20296, 4 May 1934, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20296, 4 May 1934, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20296, 4 May 1934, Page 6

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