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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 84, Issue 71, 26 March 1940, Page 3

' *”'? '4-PLY KAIAPOI ,3 ■/Otlhofc WI Knitting is in the boom —for golf, while you’re cosy and warm as can be, a sweater lets your swing go through with wonderful ease .... a knitted has the chic that sophisticates choose .... worn with tweeds knitteds never steal the show but play up the cut and colour in your suit .... yes, in these times blessed indeed are wools! Two of the colours are distinctly topical—regimental red and sailor blue .... but then they’re all a revelation in wool—burnt sugar, green tea, chili bean, travel tan, persian iris, lilac and storm blue .... and new styles come in the 1940 leaflets! Aotea —3 and 4 ply New Zealand knitting wool . per skein Kaiapoi—4 ply New Zealand knitting wool . . . per skein 10id. Petone —3-ply New Zealand knitting wool . . . per skein jQld. Kaiapoi—4 ply Silversheen vest wool per skein ||ld. Kelpie—s-ply English knitting wool per skein | Totem —double knitting English wool per skein Patona —English knitting wool per skein Paton and Baldwin’s—3-ply vest wool per skein j/ji BABY WOOLS-AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS WITH SPLENDID JUVENILE STYLES Dovesdown—pastel green, blue, pink per ball 1 Silversheen—pastel pink, blue per ball j / 2 Beehive Ivorine —pastel pink, blue, white .... per bail | Kingfisher—silk and wool—pink, blue, white . . . per ball | Lady Betty—pastel blue, pink, white per ball | / g Adalusian —pastel pink and blue per ball | /g iv\ c ,

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