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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15, 9 October 1912, Page 66

ENGLISH MADE LAGE made by the cottager* of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Our Lace* were awarded the Gold Medal at the of Empire and Imperial Exhibition, Crystal Palace, London, 1911 No. 100. lOjd. per yard, a Handkerfap chief, 2/9. kacc, lj in Collar ‘ ,eep - lOins. square Pure Linen 4| ins. deep. The workers have a beautiful collection of Collars, Fronts, Fichus, Berthes, Stocks, Jabots, Handkies, Scarves, Sets, Yokes, Camisoles, etc., priced from 2/-, 4/6, 7/6 up. Tea Cloths and Tray Squares, Medallions. D’Oylies, Mats, and everything that is made in Lace, Lace and insertion by the yard, hundred different designs from 4d., 9d, 1/-, 2/6 per yard. Booklet entitled ‘“Au Interosting’Hoine Industry” profusely illustrated, sent Post Free to any part of the world, to ladies interested. The lacemakers are very glad of any orders, however small. Selections sent on approval on deposit I*l, sala or return. Bucks’ hand-made Pillow-Lace outwears any other. Thousands of testimonials from delighted cu*. tomers. Write at once to MRS. ZE A” ARM STRONG, OLNEY, BUCKS. ENGLAND •

THE GIRL WITH SOFT WHITE HANDS Does the cap fit you? There’s no reason why yours should, not be soft beautiful hands if you use “SYDAL” (WILTON S HAND EMOLLIENT) Rub “ Sydal " on your hands every nightand all roughness will vanish. It softens the skin and is very refreshing to the touch. Keep a jar of “ Sydal ” on your dressing table and there will be little fear of your hands becoming permanently rough and unsightly. Per Jar I'6, GEORGE W. WILTON & CO. LIMITED WELLINGTON and AUCKLAND

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