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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22663, 18 March 1939, Page 7

<Z‘)§u> (JrMihufn &t<wu . . . is charmingly told at Ballantynes Autumn Fashion Show—the way the hair is worn, the hats, the little touches of costume jewellery, the fabrics. Look at our Windows .. . wander through the Shop, get the feeling of the new fashions from daytime dress to the most formal clothes. Capture for yourself the new mood of a return to a more feminine ideal. Try on one or two of these fascinating new styles ... . be ready to accept the wisdom of these belles of another era. As Illustrated — MODEL COAT in Cocoa Brown Boucle attractively trimmed with curved bands of Brown Persian Lamb which accentuate the squarecut shoulder line. The waist is beautifully fitted by means of tucking which gives the new bloused effect. Narrow stand-up collar and tie belt 14 Gns BLACK FRENCH BOUCLE COAT with trimming of Silver Fox on sleeves, crossover fastening high to neck; finished with tie belt. Panelled back and slightly flared Skirt .. .. W. 14 Gns I MODEL COAT in Laurel Green Boucle with padded shoulders and high to neck fastening. Trimmed with Baby Seal forming bolero effect with back yoke .. •• •• •• •• S/W. 15 Ghs MATRON’S BLACK WOOL COAT cut on slenderising lines with full wrapover in front, four-button fastening. Light-weight dyed Squirrel cut to give length forms collar, and revers in new fold Style ° S. 8 Gns MORNING TEA at Ballantynes MORNING TEA provides a welcome break in the morning’s shopping. Appetising dainties, irreproachable service, pleasant music, moderate charges— From OU V SL. / r r J. Kallantyne Sc Co. Ltd.

'V pARLINQ, WE'LL NAVE LUPINS / A/ THAT BED NEXT SPRING^ sir- -/ ( JOAN. / WISH / COULD BE CERTAIN WE'LL STILL HAVE THIS HOUSE \ MBXT 2L SPRING BUT WHATS WRONG DICK? r^| V. - V: THE TROUBLE IS I'M ALWAYS TIRED—TIRED RIGHT THROUGH. I EVEN WAKE UP ™ TIRED IN THE MORNING ;>y iH AT THE DOCTOR'S •Nag / your trouble SOUNDS LUCE NIGHT--STA R VATION, MR. BUTLER , YOU SEE, ALL NIGHTLONG YOUR HEART AND tUNQS GO ON USING UP ENERGY. /' C, THE HEART HAS TO SEAT _ 35,000 TIMES,THE LUNGS S 20,000 MUSCULAR f^ EFFORTS DURING 8 HOURS SLEEP. IF ENERGY IS NOT M REPLACED DURING SLEEP NO WONDER YOU WAKE TIRED, AND FEEL RUN DOWN. YOU NEED HORLICKS FOR THAT! START JO-NIGHT., s^, W If m EM SIX MONTHS LATER SIX WEEK’S LATER Z' ‘ N t / YOUR WORK HAS SEEN SPLENDID lately, BUTLER. £ „ NAVE EVERY $ CONFIDENCE IN YOU. _ j /H i DARLING. YOU HAVE MADE THE GARDEN LOVELY THIS SUMMERf VOUiIE MADE THE WORLD OF A DIFFERENCE TO tT. /.VTi s: % THINGS ARENT GOING WELL TOR ME AT THE OFFICE. tVEGOTTHE BRAINS ALL RIGHT, BUT Tve LOST MY ENERGY.THE FIRM WONT STAND FOR rr MUCH LONGER CDO YOU WAKE TIRED, GET NERVY AND DEPRESSED: Tiredness, lack of energy, dullness all these things are symptoms of Night-Starvation. Do you suffer from these? Then remember this. While you sleep, your body goes on burning up energy on breathing, heartbeats, and other automatic actions. If energy isn’t replaced, you wake feeling tired, and stay washed out all day. A cup of Horlicks before you go to bed brings back your drive and vitality and gives you new confidence. Horlicks is priced from 1/9 and from 2/11. Get some Horlicks —to-day! DICK, WE BEEN WORRIED ABOUT YOUR tiredness! BUT I DIDN'T KNOW YOU FELT AS BAD AS that! YOU MUST SEE THE DOCTOR. t TTk >A c=» » m DONT BE SILLY, DARLING/ (thinks-) , 1 THANK Ti , GOODNESS » FOR NORUCKS & Y It