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Dictate the Fashion of W ' 1953 ’Beaths display ■ JR A A Autumn, HF checks end x. 'jSbSfW- izK aej hMMrßue. . colourful hMbhH MR plains. Come To-morrow and see the low prices, the • fabrics and the fashions they inspire. Illustrated . . . Showing now in our Windows and Woollen McCALL Pieco Goods Department. PATTERN No. 9063 WOOL CREPE DE CHINE On. of th. new Autumn PeHerns in our P.tt.rn Light-weight French Weave. Shede. of Shell Pink, Junior Department, featuring the "Jiffy" cut. The Jiffy Navy, Royal, Nigger, Blue Lake, Abbey Wine and cut enables you to cut and sew economically, Black. 54in wide Yd. 29/6 fewer seams, quicker dressmaking. Come and see the wide selection of New Season's a A lk ■ Patterns now available. WOOL ROMAIN A finely woven English Fabric, high in favour for Autumn Frocks and Soft Suits. Peony Red, Gaiety Blue, Harvest Brown, Royal, Wine, Navy and Black. 54in wide. Emphasise the small waist line with a Yd. 29/6 CINCH BELT As sketched above . . . Elastic 2in and 3in wide CHECK FROCKINGS in Red, White, Green, Blue, Lemon, Brown, Black Light-weight, from Scotland. Small and Large checks, and. Navy .. • Also In multi-stripes. Attractive multi-coloured. 54in wide Yd. 25/6 buckles, plain and diamante. From 7/11 ★ ★ 'Ar ★ HOME DRESSMAKERS! .. a ■ > ■ : _ Button Cowing, PL.Mng, Hemstitching, Overlocking, Belt and Buckle making, SCOT’f Department Cash's Woven Name Tapes, Monograms and From FRANCE Badges Embroidered. Cl NITON SEE OUR DEMONSTRATION F NECKCHIEFS WINDOW ON HOME DRESS- ®/ Dainty pieaWd chiffon in MAKING SERVICES. S'/// i* wel colours of Emerald 3///// Green, Axure Blue, Turquoise, <// / *5l 2 Gold, Dove Grey, Shocking SCISSORS Wide range of Scissors, many sizes. oZ/ ""/6 From 4/- to 28/3 y PINKING SHEARS _ From 32/6 to 92/6 HABERDASHEkY SUNDRIES > ' Beaths Haberdashery Department stocks all the g[J essential aids to the Dressmaker . . . Cotton, Sheen, i Zipps, Buttons, Tailors' Chalk, Tape Measures, Pins, y J "FOR SERVICE" Measuring Sticks, Belts, in wide variety. J g CHRISTCHURCH r 'Phone 38-400. Box 270.

K. SALAMAN-SIMPSON Returns to AUCKLANDWrite NOW for APPOINTMENT! SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT e In* order that Mr Salaman-Simpson may be able to due attention to those requiring treatment over .IWB period, Mr Salaman-Simpson advises that he will be 4 / leaving Auckland by air for China on the first day r °I October, 1953, to secure bulk supplies of herbs, disappointment call, write or.'phone 40-393 I° r early appointment. These genuine testimonials will show how Chinese Herbal preparations, compounded to-• t formulae handed down through the centuries - in old China have conquered these distressing skin ailments. Mr K. Salaman-Simpson studied K *■’* the art ® S Herbat Treatment in China and now JkIhHHHBI uses his skill for the relief of sufferers such' k. Salaman-Simpson, chin.,. H.rb.ii.t 81 who have expressed their gratitude and Faca R.juvenaseanca axpart, late of I® the following letters Canton Herbs Co., Canton, China. Mr G C Clifton ’ Ridge Road, Howick, "W 28th November, 1951. fo Whom It May Concern : For over ten years I suffered from a very serious form M of Dermatitis which affected my body all over. May face I * ' was particularly bad, being so unsightly that I was diffident S? about appearing in public. This condition may be seen in 'k ' the photograph taken when I started treatment with Mr K A s Salaman-Simpson on 19th September, 1951. V , *, /Il :. v <aßp For years I was unable to sleep peacefully and had th< << ♦<l? intolerable irritation associated with the complaint almos all the time. My normal life was completely disruptec and my business career seriously interfered with. No form of treatment brought any real relief and I was | / I informed that the disease was incurable. RgySl . I had reached a state of desperation when I went to Mr K. Salaman-Simpson. Three days after I commenced using his Herbal Treatment the irritation had gone and I . Before Treatment. 2. After Treatment, was enabled to sleep soundly for the first time in years. Also, the disfiguring outer symptoms had cleared up and 5 ‘ «rtify that my son has j o k. Salaman-Simpson: I was able to resume my normal occupation. A second ® suffered for nearly two years \ photography taken fourteen days after I started treatment the condition at the aqe of two Psoriasis on my chest; shows the immense improvement. weeks, and, despite unremitting other treatments I had used At this date the improvement is still being maintained CU, ' d ' We ™ nof . ‘ But after and lam so very much improved both in body and mind fwo wee ” °* y° ur treatment that I have a much brighter outlook on life. x Mr s*>«man-Simpson commenced I am cured. I am sincerely ■ i ■ i«t > treating him on December 22, qrateful to you for your wonI would likOyto express my wholehearted gratitude for this 1950 an< * completed the cure at Jerful treatment miraculous relief from suffering and my sincere thanks to this date - son ■’ now ic: j J i Mr K. Salaman-Simpson. 1? months. (Mrs) E. J. Le ‘ ‘ ci| -P «lia' - rr* ietAm Comte, Box 56, Darfield, Canter- 4 Aliford Ave., Hlerslie, Signed (Mr) G. C. CLIFTON. bury. 14/2/51. 5.E.5. 13/10/51. from a Mr K*” Salaman-Simps'on About nine years ago my hands became infected 66 Harman Street. Addington, Christchurch, for seven months for acne and Dermatitis and to my dismay I found if . . . „ , , . dark skin on my face. Before I spreading all over my body. For the ne# few J”? ’ f r ° m started hi, course of treatment years I tried many remedies, but nothing my ' $ ° " ¥ w“ m v P .™of H ‘but fo ” "ir u Th ‘v *”• ' d,dd,d i to Mr K. S.l.m.n-Slmp.o. on F.bru.r, now mv «7in Sbeautiful I v clear consult Mr K Salaman-S.mpson end I am 13, 1951 and he undertook to change the skin on ’has 'naJXan f +hankful +hat 1 look * hi ‘ *♦•”* 1 , *« d -bfful abtt hi. claim., my whole appearance. Naturally, the cure was not immediate. As X-dt I had suffered with this dis* o h th b, T dS,r ’ a lk 1 . wou . ld at 1 delighted with changed figuring comphmt for five yoars bmes have further outbreaks as the treatment that I am anxious to let others know about this and had often envied other girls drove the disease to the surface, however, all almo.t miraculous transformation their clear skins but although I the time one could see a gradual improvement. Signed (Miss) B. Hecc. tried many remedies. I had des- and then, at long last, the trouble disappeared lam writing thi. letter fo thank you for changing paired of over 'oolung like them. | eaving my , kin a normai co|our and wa ; the skin on my face. aratefu? U "kTr fra * frem the awful itchin 9 a ”d irritation. I . Aft,r ’’J 1 "’ Y« ar » Australia, my .kin (Signed) ADELE MALLETT, ,rom ,h ' ! “"’ol«i"t to young-looking. I hop. that many other people will 102 Studholme St.. Morrinsville. ’ qef m “ cl i Pl*«»ure from the effect, of the treat8/11/52. ( Mrs ) M. Rowlan<L Huntly West, 19th July. 195*'. ment A* 1 , hav * d ®""- T „ , nir . Mr, L. Hutchin, Te Papa, Auckland, 1/7/50. 152 KHYBER PASS, AUCKLAND. ’Phone 40-393.