Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 13986, 8 March 1911, Page 4

This .Season's Millinery Styles. —« - — The fashions in Millinery It is true that many trimwhich had apparently reached their mings are daring contrasts, more climax of charm have been steadily' particularly in the new modish ' alliance of fur and feathers, a style growing in grace and ...... elegance which is strongly noticeable in the throughout the year, until the highest present fashions, pitch of excellence seems to be attained* ; Fur bordering is very fashionable and the elusive glimpses through feather trimmings .... give a very Simplicity is the keynote of fasdnating effect , the New Millinery Modes, and conThe prevailing styles have sequently, perfect contours and deli- ■_-_•• ~ ~ _ ' that exact Parisian simplicity and cate colourings are more essential sQ covetable> The than, ever—delicate colours ... but knowledge of where they may be cheerful and suitable for cold, snappy seen at their best usually involves winter weather. a visit to

"THE JOY OF LIFE." —TIS A GLAD WORLD—" When tbe liver's right. The neatest joy in life is to enjoy foodhealtli. Walker's Vegetak-eSprap tat alone makes you healthy iwt keeps yoa so. Why? Because it stimulates the liver, regulates the stomach, purifies the Mood and assists d-ffestiou. "Give it a tun.," you can't go wrong, either en hud or at sea, to make the "eyes'* bright, "Kver* rig-hi, and your; '* life * one long delight. Use WalkerVj Pare Vegetable Syrup. Scddntchezmshi and stores, price 1/6, double size 2/6, or port free in N.Z. from J. J. F. Walker, Oienast, KMietttr Street. Chrirtcbigch. '""