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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3197, 22 September 1917, Page 4

SOFT—GRACEFUL—CHARMING ARE THE Now Showing at George and Kersle/s of tliese models is a veritable picture of Beauty and Style. They are the yery latest productions of Dame Fashion, and are carried out with the highest artistic skill, in materials that have been chosen for exquisite appearance and quality. Ladies who wish to procure an exclusive gown of superior charm should not fa.il to inspect the models described here. DAIMTY FROCKS SUITABLE FOR MISSES-Made of Ivory Georgette, trimmed band pale pink ribbon velvet; deep collar finished two small frills; skirt panel back and front, with flat gathers over hips. PRICE, £7 7s. ' VIEUX KOSK GEOHGETTE FROCK-With basque ,pf Floral Ninon at waist, threaded with resciia velvet ribbon, finished with long ends. Vest with. crossbnnds of hemstitched ninon, full skirt, with deep floral ninon band I around foot. PRICE, £9 9s. CERISE TAFFETA AND GEORGETTE FROCK—Bodice veiled, cerise over white, witli strappings of Taffota; Net Lace vest, swathed belt, Oriental band trimmings; skirt raised into waist, with a small slipper shaped pocket. PRICE, £10 19s. 6d. ANOTHER NEW MODEL IS IN PASTEL BLUE GEORGETTE-Made over ■ pink silk foundation; has tho one-piece effect, being finely pleated •to hips, finished with two narrow cros?-belts, relieved with blue and cerise tassels. - Down back and front is a narrow tend of cerise Rilk, and silk embroidery. .Sleeves aro hemstitched back and front, with very small self buttons to olbovvv hemstitched frill over hand. PRICE, £12 12s. HANDSOME FBOCK IN BLACK AND WHITE GEORGETTE-Bodice partly veiled black, square hemstitched collar, panel front, with narrow hemstitched frills across panel. Skirt is veiled black, showing white panel effect back and front, relieved with narrow hemstitched frills. : PRICE, £12 12s. CHARMING MODEL GOWN IN MOLE GEORGETTE-With deep band of a \ ' cerise silk round foot of skirt, front panel of Georgette, finished with . k narrow hemstitched bands of silk; bodice in cerise 6ilk, cross-over front, with self ties; square collar, and sleeves of Georgette. PRICE, £13 13s. The Leading Store for Fashion and Value — WELLINGTON (And at WANGANUI). |

"OUR DAY" APPEAL FOB BED CROSS AND BLIND SOLDIERS' FUND. A. meeting of the Street Collections Committee in connection, with 'Our Day" appeal was held this week in the Mereer Street Red Cross Depot. Present were: Mesdames Lujre (in the chair), Myers, Pearco, Nathan, Tripp, Blundeil, Geddis, Wilford, O'Sullivan, Gibbons, Gamble, Firth, Moorhouse Kose, Corriean, Partridge, Misses Wheeler, Robieson, Nathan, Nurse Everitt, and Mr. Partridge. Mrs. Porter sent an apology for her absence, and notified Mrs. Luke that the Wonion'e National. Reserve would take a stand at the Government Buildings on Our Day, October 18. The Wellington Nureing Centre, Tinder the management of Mesdame3 Moorhouse, Corrigan, and Miss llobieson, will take tne stand at Courienay Place. The Our Day Tearoom is to be in charge of Mesdames Joseph, Elliott, and Firth. Stallholders are asked to notify Mr. Partridge ae soon as possible whether they need hand-carts or stalls for October 18. Woodward Street is being worked in conjunction with the stand at Messrs. Kirkcaldie's, which is under Mrs. HallThompson and the Navy League, assisted by Mrs. Gibbons and her committee. .Nurse Everitt is working in conjunction with the Women's National Reserve. The stands allotted for October 18 are as follow:—Newtown, Mrs. David M'Laren; ICelburn, Mrs. W. Nathan; Boulcott Street, Catholic Knitting Guild; Government Buildings, Women's National' Reserve; Kirkcaldie'e and Woodward Street, Mrs. Hall-Thompson and Navy League, and Mrs. Gibbons and helpers; ton "f Kelburn, Mrs. Moore and Presbyterian Guild; G.P.O. and Wharves, Scatoun Red Cross Guild; G.P.0., Main Entrance, Citizens' Service League; Bank of N.Z., Mesdamv Blundell, Tripp, and Myers.* Courtenay Place, Wellington Nursing Division; Cuba Street (Bank Corner), Mrs. Partridge. The top skin of tho human body is bloodless—one reason why it so easily cracks with the cold. Sydal makes it 6oft, supple, and white. Sydal is a skin emollient and not a greasy cream. Rub Sydal on the neck, arms, face, and hands every night and have.a beautiful skin. 2s. jar at chemists and utoros.— Advt. Wedding Announcements. — Beautiful roses and tho choicest of flowers oulyar* used when designing wedding bouquets, whioh I males a speciality of. Packed and forwarded through the Dominion. I! M Murray, Vice-R«gal Florist, i« Vi'ilhs Street.-Advt. Smart' Ijoya' "shorts have to stand hard wear. See our boys' shorts in nuvy serge and tweed, fast dyes, good cut,* ss. Gd. to fls. 6d., at George Fowlde, Ltd., Manners Street—Advt. Our Visit to is Short Enough Let us therefore avoid anything that will SEND US BACK before our time—bad food for instance. Get into the habit of taking your food without worrying- as to its origin by buying from the firm who does the examining for you— Lambton Quay 'Phone 3815 Willis Street 'Phone 3513 LAKS.E'B Hair Dye restores youthful colour, black or brown; harmless and odourless, oolourlea. Post free, Iβ. (A. and Jβ. M. CDJarKe, Ohemlst, 116 Victoria Street, , Auckland.