SHOPPING WITH A NOTEBOOK

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 58, 1 December 1934, Page 16

SHOPPING WITH A NOTEBOOK

Felicity Sees Things

(By

Betty R.).

Felicity is bathing crazy. Of course we don’t mind a bit what she does so long as it does not entail us, but Felicity, being as gregarious as the rest of humanity, always insists (on someone accompanying her. The water is tempting enough on a hot sunny day, but cold winds and threatening clouds do not deter Felicity’s new enthusiasm. "You’ve got to come, too,” she insisted one bleak afternoon. “See, I’ve got your things all ready and the car is waiting. What do you think of my new towel?” she went on. “I’ll tell you about it, and some other things, too, if you hurry up!”

Towels for Gifts This C'/wistmas. The Pamela Harris Co., Cambridge Terrace (just past the P. 0.), have charming gift suggestions in moder-ately-priced towels in the newest pastel shades and designs—singly, boxed, or in celophaned sets. Also quality tea-towels.

To Lovers of Old Things. McKenna’s Antique Department. Molesworth Street (opp. Houses of Parliament) has some lovely antiques in George 11. chairs, French and Buhl china cabinets, old china, early Victorian and Georgian silver, pewter and antique jewellery. A visit to the antique department is sure to delight and please you.

Week-end at Kapler. Hurry along, everyone, and book your seat on this big week-end train trip to Napier! Here is a unique opportunity to enjoy a cosy trip through beautiful scenery glowing witli summer sunshine. And just listen to the price of your fares—Wellington to Napier return is only £l/11/9 (first) and £l/1/- (second). Reductions from all other stations are proportionately low, and trams and buses for the suburbs will connect with the trains. The train leaves Wellington to-day, Saturday, December 1, at 12.55 p.m., and returns from Napier at 11.50 'p.m. on Sunday. Now isn’t it your turn for a cheerful holiday?

Enjoy Summer Sports and Activities. By banishing all symptoms of foo: pains and aches. They ruin happiness and good tempers, and are completely unnecessary when a qualified chiropodist can deal with them so easily. Consult C. 0. Jorgeus'on, 1.5.T.M., London, 131 Willis St., for advice on fallen arches, corns, bunions—any foot complaint at all. (Tel. 50-056.) Fine Days are Holidays.

No sensible woman would dream of spending these glorious summer days over back-breaking waShtubs. Not when the Ideal Laundry will 'collect, wash, iron and deliver that bag all for 6/-. Tel. 63-000.

Take Care of Your Meat. Warm weather is here and the choice of meat becomes all-important. Only the finest meat is sold at the City Meat Co., Cuba Street, and prices are most welcome!

Remove That Hair in a Twinkling.

Simply rub a Velvet Alitten over your skin and vanished is every sign of unwanted hair, quickly, cleanly, safely. Price, 2/3 at all chemists. Cool Delights at the Coffee Bar. There is always one cool spot on the hottest of days—the Coffee Bar, 45 Courtenay Place (next Railway Booking Office). Resit awhile at the neat little tables or in the comfortable lounge, and sip delicious iced drinks or generous sundaes. Light lunches and teas are always ready, too, priced as low as 4d. (Open Sundays).