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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 53, 26 November 1917, Page 2

I Ladies, Notice!. Will Commence Their ■. On Wednesday Morning IS At 9 o'clock - With Hosts of Attractive Offerings 1 in All Departments* | CALL EARLY & SAVE MONEY

Miss Ewart has returned to Wellington from a visit to the south.

At St. Peter's Church, Wellington, on November 28, the marriage was solemnised by the Rev. F. M. Kempthornc, of Lieutenant Kenneth ,G. Chamberlain, N.Z.R.8., of Wellington, son of Mr. aud Mrs: W. Chamberlain, of Woodvillo, Hawke's Bay, and Miss Ivy Bagshaw Kuhnel, eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. W. Kuhnel, of Adelaide, South Australia. The bride was attended by Miss Esther Fisher, and Lieutenant B. W. Millier was best man.

The cricketers' stall for "Sports Day" (for tho benefit of the Citizens' Christmas! Gift Fund) is to be stationed at Kelburn \ Avenue, _ and cakes, sweets, flowers, and articles of a miscellaneous description will be sold. Tho co-operation of all cricketers is asked, and Mrs. Cox hopes to meet support in tho effort. All contributions may be left on Thursday at 27a Panama Street, In connection with this stall two competitions have been arranged, one for girls under sixteen, who are asked to Bend in their sponge cakes, and another, for iced sponge cakes with fancy filling, for everyone over sixteen. The.prizes are to be crepe de chine blouses, and the winners will be able to make their choice from several offered for inspection. Entry forms may be/obtained at Armit's.

On Saturday afternoon a garden party organised by the Main Road residents of Lower Hutt, in aid of their Red Cross Shop day on December 7, was held at the residence of Mrs. George Pearce. Various, attractions had been arranged for the afternoon, including croquet competitions, fortunetelling, etc., and as the weather was all that could have been desired, !>. very pleasant and profitable afternoon resulted. Several visitors were present from Wellington, and members of the committee assisted in regard to stalls, competitions, afternoon tea, etc. Among the articles wlu'ch had been given for competition were a leather lunch-bag, a bos of tea, and other usefull things. \

Mrs. D. Baird (Masterton) is visiting Wellington. ,

Miss Gladys Campbell wishes to thank everyone who assisted her in the revived production of "The Magic Carpet" on Saturday night in the Grand Opera House, especially Mr. Paul Latham and 'Mr. Hardwicke, who gave invaluable help both on this occasion and on the former nights when <he play was first put before Wellington audiences. The proceeds are to go to King George's Fund.,

You can treat your own hair in your own homes. No occasion to go to the expense of comics; into the city. You can grow hair if you but follow out tho instructions aud use tho preparations dnilv sent out by Miss liilsom. If 'you call , you are taught and shown how to life. If yon write you have the fullest and yet. simplest instructions. Miss Milsom recommend" her preparations for all, including those with good hair. Complete outfits for dry and perished, greasy and rancid, grey and faded, and falling hnir. Advice gratis as to treatment of the scalp, which alone is the true cmmo of nil hair nilwenls. Guaranteed iho very Infest, deafens in Switches. Transformations, Toupees, Pnds, Wigs, Cap Nets. etc. _ Combings made un lo order. All skin preparations. Clipping, Flmmpooing. delightful Face Treatment, Manicuring. Miss Jlilsom, !M Willis Street, opposite Shortt's Picture Theatre. Tel. BH.-Advt.

■parents Note! Golf Tlosc for school bovs, in various local public school colours, in sizes 4 to fl for boots 12 to (!, at 2s. lid. to' 4«. Geo. Fowlds, Md., banners Street.—Advt.

NO LADY SHOULD MISS INSPECTING the beautiful Summer Costunio Materials that CHURCHILL is showing now. A Costume made of theso malorlals by tho expert workers CHURCHILL employs will be one of the smartest of tho season. Proof of the success of CHURCHILL costumes lies in the evergrowing number of Clients we please. W. J. CHURCHILL, ■LADIES' A (IUNTLKJIEN'S TAILOR, IJS Vivian Street, Phono 2654 A. Wellington.

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