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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 252, 23 September 1929, Page 9

o TA™ STo add new lightness and cheer to windows. Curtainings with, the spirit of Spring in their patternings and dainty colourings! Everything from happy little floral designs to bolder modernistic ones. Patterns sent free on request. It’s Spring! Send for them to-day. New curtains never fail to bring fresh interest in their wake. 4 FADELESS CURTAIN NETS, plain rose and blue, 40in wide 1s lid yard post free FADELESS CURTAIN NETS, in green, gold and helio, oOin wide 4s 6d yarn post free FADELESS CASEMENT, in pretty, gleaming rayon; green, rose, brown and pink; 36in wide—--3s 9d yard post free CREAM LACE NETS, with coloured borders. Always so very dainty. Colours to match every room in the home. All widths—1s 11 d, 2s 3d, 2s lid, 3s 3d yard post free RAYON SILK NETS. They’re fadeless. In pretty colour combinations of lielio-gold, rose-blue; 50in wide—--4s 11 d yard post free FADELESS RAYON CASEMENT CLOTII. Very smart, plain colours with pretty, silver sheen. Almost like a soft, pliable lustre. Green, mauve and apricot—--4s 6d yard post free RAYON, new to the curtain world and very beautiful. Like a coarse creep-de-chene. Handsome shot effect. Rose, helio, blue, green mixtures with gold—--7s 11 d post free FANCY RAYON STRIPES. Rich, effective self stripes in all required shades. 50in wide— Bs 6d yard post free MADRAS MUSLIN, FADELESS. Bold designs in gleaming rayon standing out boldly on fine mesh of cotton. With beautiful floral designs in blue, green, gold, rose and helio. 50in wide 6s 11 d yard post free FADELESS POPLIN. Wears wonderfully. In shades of rose, black, blue, green and brown. ffOin wide—--3s 11 d yard post free Palmerston Uortk

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