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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 26, 29 June 1910, Page 70

The Fabric that rivals siIk—“SILVASMEEN.” It looks as well, wears very much better, and costs less. Especially suitable for BLOUSES. UNDERSKIRTS. CHILDREN’S DRESSES, SKIRT AND BODICE LINING, CUSHION COVERS. ETC. In Fast Black and all Colours, The Queen says : “ ‘Silvasheen ’ is a capital lining; it lasts where silk does not, and has all the sheen of a silk.” See “SILVASHEEN ” name on selvedge.

DISTINCTION IN DRESS ■RV No dress looks so rich and feels so soft and silky as one of Louis kkj Velveteen or Chiffon Vel-Duvet. Its lines are graceful and KjH flowing, and for Pile, Lustre, and H B H Brilliancy, it is unsurpassed. Itisfamed SjJ'Sg w’ll I* B * for its exquisite Colours and won’t crush rou ghout the VV orld. Alanufucturers 57, Newton St., Manchester, ting.