Frenchwomen are enthusiastic j /^^^^^ about "Le Scotch!" t fifiP^Sfll \V/ E are not referring to the Gay Gordons i JSp^ =• \ff \A/ or c L° nd ° 11 Scottish, but to that I %•*» V .-.jp^vV quaint little cap in velvet, which has \ V^ Jf|£ / been acce pted with delight by thousV -JS^*— ' '^His J anc * s °^ P ar isi enn es. This jaunty chapeau, toV JUS JSIPsBr / gether with the Tipperary, the Tommy Atkins, N^K /m/fflS^ the Turban, the Tricorne, La Vivandiere, the Cos/07r^rrW/r^^ ' Sack) the Hussar » Le Chasseur d'Afrique, and a / WnvuWi W///t \ whole battalion of other smart, supple shapes i\v I In ' may nn ° W seen n our beautiful Millinery; | Our Display of Autumn and Winter Nodes is by far the most interesting in the City. It will certainly prove most helpful to the woman of fastidious taste. Every model is practical and becoming. There are scores and scores of large wide-brimmed Velvet Hats for those who prefer the more stately styles. But the present Season's pet fashion is the small Cap that is worn well down on | the head. The material most favoured is Velvet: but Felt and "* i Velours shapes are also being shown. Jsome of these small Hals are untrimmed, but the smartest models are those decked with a high- *&%? standing mount- — such as the popular "drenched" or skeleton j/$f Ostrich Feather, and finished with little quillsj fans of ribbon or /wrf silk, or gold and silver tinsel. j$W/ As for the new colours, well, even if you /Mm:r can recall all the subdued and pleasing tints and ->>*>22iP«^C tones you ever saw, not a tithe of the present yP Mi* J'*** s \. Season's shades will be included in your list. jr /^Ljf Their variety is amazing ! / /^l^C^fek \ You really must see our Unique Display if / /^P^^. xslk \ you wish to settle the Autumn Hat question Vith / \ CREDIT TO YOUR JUDGMENT AND I JwiSJ I , PROFIT TO YOUR PURSE. I I 11111/ if GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD. \^T/. H Wellington's Premier Millinery House ]|| fN^\
ORIGINAL, EXCLUSIVE, BECOMING. nnHESE are the outstanding _quali. JL ties of every Model in my beautiful collection if AUTUMN AND WINTER MILLINERY. See this Exhibition of the Season's Smartest Styles. It is the most Charming Display in Wellington. MES. MATHEWSON, "WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE," 264-266. LAMBTON-QUAY. WINTER MILLINERY AND DRESSES. BLACK VELVET HATS, in all the newest shapes. WHITE FELTS, from 6s 6d. DRESSES AND COSTUMES made to measure. Ladies sending their measurements can rely on good fit and stylo. Patterns and estimates sent by return post. MISS WALSH, 122 and 124, COURTENAY-PLACE. MILLINERY / FOR EARLY AUTUMN! OUR advance showing of EARLY AUTUMN MODES is at present a big attraction for ladies_ who appreciate dainty and captivating styles in HEAD WEAR. THE VARIOUS SHAPES ARE BECOMING. \ THE COLOURINGS MOSV FASCINATING. THE PRICES EXTREMELY MODERATE. We cordially invite your inspection. MISS M'KEEGAN, "MILLINERY SPECIALIST," Manners-street. LANGER DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL. Established 1902. MISS KATE STEWART, Principal of the Langer Dress-Cutting School, will resume Classes on Ist February. Miss Stewart will .be in attendance on and after Monday, Ist February, to enrol pupils from 10 to 12 and 2to 4. Evening Classes Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 9. Rooms ; 94. Willis-street, opp. Shortt s. STAMFORD & CO., HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. CUBA-STREET. THE best quality of English Hair is used by us in making Transformations, Toupees, and Switches. We guarantee it to keep its colour a-nd wave, and our prioes are compatible with good hair and work. , Electric Maeeage for falling hair, one and two guinea courses. Children's Hair Cropped. Shampooing and all Toilet Treatments obtainable. worked up, 2s per ounce. . Royal Face Cream, 4s; Rouge, in tins, 1b 6d. SA LE I FIRE! CJALE! ALE I FIRE ! O A L E ! SMOKE AND WATER. GOODS <ALL DRY) will be offered at a GREAT SACRIFICE. KID GLOVES, 6d pair. CHIFFON, Id WHITE PIQUE, 4Jd, s^d, 6d yard Cream Double-width LUSTRE, Is NUN'S VEILING, all wool, 9d Double-width Navy COATING SERGES, Is 2d, Is 3d, Is 4d, Is 6d MARVELLOUS VALUE. Lace Curtains, white and unbleached Sheetings, Table Damasks, Blankets, Rugs, white Honeycomb and Marcella Quflte, coloured Quilts, Towels, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Underclothing, are all reduced. Must be sold quick. Large HEARTHRUGS. Is, Is 3d, U 6d MEN'S SHIRTS, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 6d SOX, 6d pair. LACE, Id yard, 6£d dozen HEAPS OF OTHER LINES CHEAPER. Still, Our Bargains are the tallest, Our Prices arc the smallest. So don't delay, For, come who may — YOU'LL BE HAPPY YET IF YOU BUY AT LINDBERG'S, * OLD SHOP, CUBA-STREET. I. JOSEPH, LADIES' TAILOR, IS wow showing a nico ratjg© o£ New Materials in the latest designs. COSTUMES FROM £4 4s. Only Address: BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, Boulcott-stroet. 'Phone 3083.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 44, 22 February 1915, Page 9
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