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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 12, 15 January 1924, Page 12

HEMSTITCHED DAMASK CLOTHS AT ONETHIRD LESS THAN USUAL FOR TO-MORROW They are pure linen Scotch Damasks, always a little heavier than tha Irish productions, and giving splendid service. Though manufacturer's rejects—with a few exceptions—the faults are irregularity in weave, so slight as to make littfe, if any, difference in wear. A* only a small parcel was secured by our London office, early (election is necessary to avoid disappointment. Sizes— Prices— 3-in. „ 3_in. 6/11, 10/6. 45in. x 45in. 11/6. 54in. x 54in. 15/6. Bxß (2 yds. x 2 yds. I 15/6. 18/6, 23/6. 52/6. 8 _10 (2 yds. x 24 yds. I 19/6. 23/6, 29/6, 52/6, 62/6 8 xl 2(2 yds. x 3 yds.) 28/6, 75/6. Tablt Reservations for the . Special Pricing of Serviettes. " Tudor" Tea Room. ~ „„. _. Superior Cotton Damask Serviettes, in _..!_,« __?, h "i inte " din « attractive designs, specially priced for topatrons may now make table reservations * r with the Manageress. morrow only, 17/6 per dozen. MILNE & CHOYCE, Ltd. Famed! for Fine Linens F° r Over 50 Years. 9he whkofthwheol-mlkngksl A r\ t l Vai U f *1T { \ISP PW cent B° od - h °"«< nourishmentand the whole of that 100 per cent, nourishment goes into the maT f "\ ™«.fGr.n<»eß««u.« 8 Nothing is lost. The whelt i, TlZsi f I and transformed into de! cbus. crisp, brown __r.ni. _Tiv 1! * reaU : d aaualfy 95i/ 2 per cent, of food vl e wh,ch contain T_o_»d, _, p . ople v, to crunch and munch Moreover these buscuits have such a wholesome, delightful flavour Gran ° !e Biscui " in <*'? they can be served mso many irresistible ways, are so ._ 1 \__\ ' f °™ - d *» «j oy the a'KfiS t'SSf ~ S,--- ** «d- Jj - -*. them is lo Hake tne biscuits ___r r-, __ portion. and serve with poached egg. There are c i j . prepare Granose for breakP "jf ™" 3nd S, ° reS ~ in packets »d 31b. boxes (ast - Uct,eon - -«~