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- • 'V / * -* • , ' . v 7. -si's » i ?. " . : - ■ 7 ’f/ ; £ 11 ( jail ( DODDS) Saggy and baggy? Undeniably floppy and flabby? A:; diet is whet you need. But how boring. All that going 7 ) without and feeling hungry. Why can't someone invent a food one can have instead of—well, instead of ./ , food . . . that doesn't put on any weight? They have. / < DODDS introduce DIETVITE. The Slimmers Meal 7 Replacement. All you add is water. This meal replacement (instead of breakfast, or instead of lunch etc) ie / , nutritious, well balanced with all the vitamins end minerals needed. Comes In two fievours—choc, and 7 / vanilla and for ten meals (or Instead of ten meets) the . cost this week is-$5.49. A DIETVITE Tasting Session ? at DODDS is on tomorrow — 12 noon—2 p.m., 3,30 / . p.m.—8.30 p.m. Friday 12 noon—2 p.m. View your knees again—try DIETVITE from DODDS, Papanul Road. Phone 568-049. - Always something new, something different In JEAN PRITCHARDS’ Design and Decor Studio*. ■ Fur-niture-a low circular coffee table of walnut with 7 gently swept curves; small sofa tables - tha perfect height for side (snips alongside your two-seater set- , tea. These are of brass, glass and wood- simple and ,4 elegant You vrill Find the lamps and settees at JEAN PRITCHARD'S too. Fabrics—a brand new range from ' USA in designs, geometries (love the pewter and white sample) and plains. All these fabrics co- < < ordinate beautifully with each other. For little things—like gifts or to cheer one-sefl up after flu orX something-baskets fuli of onyx ogga, silk tabla napkins matched to hessian table mats, and glass and crystal paper-weights and candle holders. JEAN PRITCHARD, 7 St Albans Street. Phone 654-679. [ I Raymond Ching prints are sought after—but occasionally one wishes they were smaller. They are. CELBAR have a now collection—brilliantly executed, and beautifully framed and the right size for smaller rooms. The prints from Denmark of animal and bird studies are something new for CELBAR. These are unframed and priced at only $5,00. Greeting card* with the same prints available. Beckgammon la a fascinating game... it Is currently the craze with the international set. Personally I find it keeps the family quiet on wet Sundays. The sets avellable at CELBAR 1 come In very ctasay cases and are priced at $41.50 and 7 $25.20. A gift for a man perhaps? For collectors of fine china-CELBAR would like you to view their new<r pieces of Italian porcelain figures. Delicate and oxquMte. CELBAR, Mall. Rhone 667-We —*■ ■■ ■.' — — --i -j? ®je ■ 1 ' jnorigt 7 The perfume of flowers Is a lovesoma thing God.wot! (Apologies to Thom. Brown). Especially In the middle of winter. So let's all fill our homes and offices and shops with big bowls of fragrant flowers from SHAKESPEARE'S FLORIST. They have dew-fresh flowers every day—and they will deliver flowers to your door or bedside twice a day. For long lasting floral decoration they have dried flowers and grasses and coloured silk flowers. SHAKESPEARE'S sell garden (or indoors) statuary and their newest piece is a sweet faced little girl. Bring her Indoors in winter, on the terrace In summer. All the pot plants at SHAKESPEARE'S FLORIST are reduced by 25% this week. Slight case of ovar-supply-so take advantage. SHAKESPEARE'S FLORIST, Papanul Road. Phone 556-226. | neutral phis [ The country kitchen look this week. NEUTRAL PLUS have a special range of dark honey coloured jars from the Parker Pottery in England. Lots of lovely things for putting things In-Pate, Butter, Dripping, Celery, Scouring Pads etc. Still in the same mood, stone hand- ’ crafted lidded jars from the Moira Pottery—Tea, Coffee, Honey, Sugar etc. Also in rustic vein—the woven cane log and pine-cone baskets from China. At last a cone basket that holds plenty of cones! And / again for your country kitchen (even If It is in a high- • rise block), the NEUTRAL PLUS own design hessian Onion and Potato bags. In true NEUTRAL PLUS fashion, these are functional and decorative. Their \ very special gift cards are in again. Big bold and fun. NEUTRAL PLUS, 226 Papanul Road. Phono 557-702. Days of wine and roses. This Is the scene on the patio at GARDENWAY. Weil, roses anyway. They have a huge selection of roses—and though I wouldn't dare presume to advise gardeners—the new Regensberg from Sam NlcGredy sounds marvellous. It spreads, and it has delicate pink blooms that flower profusely. Northland potter, Graeme North has been supplying GARDENWAY with his highly original pots for some time. He now lives in Central Otago so GARDENWAY have a big selection of his pots available. His People Pots and Fountains are absolutely delightful. Have you seen them? They add charm to tiny courtyard gardens, and another dimension to large treed spaces. The macrame hangings for holding pot plants are another GARDENWAY exclusive. You can see why. GARDENWAY, Papanul Road, Merivale. Open 9-5.30 seven days. Phone 553-197. ) • It's crazy. Here we are in July, the coldest month, with weeks of filthy weather still to come and OLIVIA'S reduce all their exclusive knitwear. All those schoolboy greys, convent navy and creme de la crema sweaters, jackets, jumpers and cardigan* are at SALE PRICE. Madl And It get* crazier. Those super skirts with the siouch-y front seam pockets in 100% soft pure wool are reduced too. All the skirts are. So are all the pants. Those marvellously cut designer pants In velvet and corduroy are on sale. Sacrificed! Great buying this week girl*. Even If summer starts tomorrow, there is next year and next winter. Even tailored top coats and trench style raincoats are on sale. I always think of those clothes as investment clothes. And right now it is a buyers market! OLIVIA'S, Papanui Road. Phone 554-749. BIMON AND SARAH have been In Auckland, buying t&e mad. Their collection of clothes is new, naw, new. From JAG-jogger suits, sweat cults, call them what you will—the kids are mad about them, their "look" is rather special. The JAG dungarees are fun and now come In pretty colour* a* well as practical. And I defy you to resist the new JAG velvets. The clown suits are Just delightful, and the pinafores would be right for every day wear as welt as party time*. JAG clothe* start at 2 go to 1Z ELLE Is the new label at SIMON AND SARAH-same ELLE that mokes your designer clothes —end the cut of their joen* is beaut-with in-between size* a speciality. Guess who ha* the new Mork (as In Mork 'n Mindy) Pent*? SIMON AND SARAH, Papanul Road. Phone 567-511. (But be quick). ■