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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 36, 6 November 1917, Page 2

Charming Garments and Economical Prices arc happily allied in tlic varied assortments at George and Kersley's OulGtting Section, This is the popular resort for ladles who want tasteful and serviceable goods—well shaped and carefully made of reliable materials, daintily finished in every detail. Some of the New Goods ji We Our Remarkably For -the Coming Season. )\ Keen Prices—Buy To-day ,Mi(~l Dainty Camisole in (ill! (ill? I Pretty Camisole- I y~)\ jjWHyO, fine Madapolam, 'ifSft'l iIJ trimmed good design ' frk It \ iWK~A trimmed Val. inser- ll!! lIP embroidery insertion //fflb-rffl W\ Hv§?sil tions and edging, §11 ill and edging; short / fcftifflMti 1% with embroidery mo- f I sleeves. 'I P Uf Pα'--! I tih inSCrted ' II It Price, 4s. rid. \S*ky\- j\Y\ vWrfn\ lonccloth Knickers, ... , \jf~r Golf Bhape Knickers - / 'rf> y/ w \\ fed m. «-- iMsffiiSE \ 4< \\{ \\ broidery; made with. American shapo with wido bncj nMSned.atkn.ee « r \ IL V ■4W witie le £ 3 an(l clas ' )o E Ri nnished at knee with with wide em broidery A /, J. l/lllnk ifiT tic at waist. narrow edging: full size, insertions threaded ,y.\ [/ li //»*■* 'H n,!,» c. en Price 3s. Ud. ' pale blue ribbon, "%A ■ I I' ; i I\\ Price, Ss, Jld, l£/ \ ojlSss y : Wγ i{ '' Camisole of uood ■'. I. Jsjs@iS|k, , i"n • i '•».') quolitj- Crepo de. V , V ■ Hand-inadoXamisole It ■/ Cheue, in pale pint, V %-J in finest Nainsook; , .17 w ma and X /O , trimmed-Indian lace . ff . cream . trimmed / f/S $\ A%J Ul i d , ;? BDrtl ? n ', Ti I dainty Val. lnce and /• /£__# \ /% f\ ished tiny pin hicke. Mf J insertion with em- / Y Jiigsls \ Price, 245. 6d. TT~t broidery " bljoll A /*{ Wfffiil ' ki i ' • heading , ; shoulder I,J\ \ Ai /\\ W ISJ l ■; ■ strap of lace and ill- ■ \iU\.,M \ fl<. \ Sllfl Also in good quality \ '/ sertionV IPS [/'I ,Tft p- < mac)iino \ ?[ price - ,2s - M - f -vV/ ■ I isi.lii Jap. Silk Knickers, • I \ / \ •f ■■! I " hand - embroidered, \ f 1 ,' /// Tussore Bloomers, jjyj . finished at knee with < \/ I , // •• / ! made with elastic at ' T7 ' scalloped, edge; clos-'. \ / I /' • Y waist and knee. 0?/ ed shape. \ I 1 \/i ' ./ Price, Bs, 11d. / . " Price, 13s. 6d. \ / \ \l , ij Ladies' in. g»od 'I _,' I V \ //iV quality white cotton crepe, . /- / u J ' neatly finished small roll J" collar and cuffe of oal<; _ v x x ..~^..m,.j^.-., . pink washing material. «nui«mrau i»»gm»!»>iiim«iiijM-i»iiniujiijiiii»ua ' ■ Prioes-e.W. 10s. 9d., W. iir t» T» j. We Pay Postage. jib, ea.. o.e. m. a. \ We Pay Postage. GEORGE & KERSLEY, LIMITED, WELLINGTON— —AND —WANGANUI.

Mrs. Hope Lewis is at present visiting Auckland, and is staying at Cargcn. An interesting appointment which has been raado at Homo in connection with the London Zoological Gardens is that of Miss Cheesman, to bo assistant entomologist. Miss (Jheesman is not tho first woman to take high rank as an entomologist. Miss Ormcrod's work stood in tho first rank, and that willing writer of h'avels, Mary ICingiley, was nioro famous for her studies, of the African lepodoptcrus in the scientific world than for her literary attainments. Miss Cheesman, however, is tho first woman curator to be appointed to the Zoo. On each transport, or hospital ship conveying a contingent of wounded men back to the Dominion, a consignment of Ked Cross comforts is now placed for the use of the men, says tho latest issuo of the "Red Cross ltecord." On one returning troopsliip, carrying 230 wounded mpn, supplies such as tho following were sent on board: 10,000 cigarettes, 101b. tobacco, 50 pipes, 12 sets dominoes, 12 cribbage boards and pegs, 9 draught boards and men, 24 packs playing cards, fi chess boards and men, 100 pairs socks, 200 handkerchiefs, 150 scarves, 230 sticks shaving soap, 100 pair gloves, 100 pair mittens, 200 cardigans, 230 tubes tooth paste. On another returning troopship, carrying 350 wounded, proportionately larger supplies of most of the above were placed on board, besides 100 deck chairs, 2 gramophones, some records, 1001b. of gingernnts, 201b. cocoa .and milk, 1001b. plain chocolate, 3 dozen Glaxo, IS dozen Bovril, and G dozen Bovo. ■In thi6 instance the commanding officer asked for foodstuffs for the sick, and they were at once provided. Sometimes the supplies aro varied by sending stationery, books, songs (if. asked for), and quoits, etc. Woman's greatest asset is her hair; tho face, no matter how sweet, has lost its oharm if. the hair on forehead and temples is scant, dull, or greasy. Anyone, child, mother, or grandmother, can grow hair, and good hair. Nothing grows as quickly in the world as hair under healthy conditions, and nothing like it so responds to mild and gentle treatment. Hair is a very sensitive plant, and great harm can bo done through ignorance and tho use of this and that indiscriminately. Miss Milsom has studied hair and its peculiarities for 16 years, and can therefore advi6o the correct treatment a.nd preparations to use. "Write and describe the condition of your scalp and hair. Will bo pleased to reply gratis, giving sound practical advico. Miss Milsoin, !U Willis Street, opposite Shorlt's Picture Theatre. 'Phone 81'1— Advt.

i of our work is remem- ; Ibered long after the price is forgotten, , ♦ High-class Dentistry; Painless Methods, SETS TEETH £2-12-6 FRIST &- FROST, Surgeon Dentists, U9 Willis Street, Wellington. j After you've taken Fletcher** Phoiphntonic I you'll look bnck on "mumpy grnrapy" days as j horrible experiences—nighlmarcd You'll ex- ■ perience real joy of living—buoyancy of mind and body]—end all thanks to Phosphslonic, the tonic ot tonics, acli directly on nervous system and broin became it contain! phoiphorui—the very thing .you now need. Sold br all chemists and storei, 2/6 and 4/6 or I poit free Iron) CHAS. ,\. FLETCHER 1 . ■■ Walllngton Jβ