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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 136, 5 December 1918, Page 9

Mentioning the good work done by the Boy Scouts during the war and the epidemic, 'Mr. J. Vigor Brown has asked tho Prime Minister whether he will place a sum of money on the Supplementary Estimates this session & a grant to the Council of Boy Scouts. '. \^ '

- The Post's London correspondent states that the New Zealand Red Cross has sent large supplies of equipment and hospital comforts t,o the Jaw Hospital at Sidcup, where a new ward holding sixty beds has been opened for New Zealand cases in charge of a New Zealand medical officer. Amongst other things sent, saysi the report of the committee, are Morris chairs, invalid tables, supplies of broken biscuits for making into special soft puddings,, etc., etc. Pyjamas were also asked for by the sister in charge, and some very good flannel onea made by the Burwood Christchurch Red Cross were sent down. On receiving these, the sister in charge said she had not seen such beautiful flannel pyjamas since the beginning of the war, and her appreciation of them was shown by the fact that she said that on no account should they be sent to the ordinary laundry, but she would have them washed specially at the. hospital. The same sister was also exceedingly pleased with some flannel operation gowns from New Zealand, x

The declaration of peace was a great event—and when peace is declared by ladies in the fight against facial hair blemishes the event is equally great. This is what Rusma (reg.) is doing daily. It destroys the hair roots, yet leaves no dis-' figurement., Call to-day for free demonstration. Mrs. Hullen, Dept. (P), Courtenay-place tram terminus, Wellington. 'Phone 1047.—Advt.

Smart original styles in Footwear have linked the name of Dorothy Dodd with thoughts of beauty, grace, quality, and comfort in the discerning woman's mind. Nothing better is made anywhere., So many styles;—so many fit-ting*—-so easy to be exactly suited. The best'stores sell-Dorothy Dodd Footwear for Ladies.—Advt.

. There' is a coupon in every tin of Hudson's Balloon Brand Baking Powder that entitles you to receive a free copy of the famous Balloon Baking Book. Buy a tin to-day at H. T>. Bennett, Ltd., Laiabton-quay and Willis-street. — Advt.

For the' boys' holiday* nothing more serviceable than a washing suit. • Cream Gaberdine, Silk, Poplin, 7s. 6d. to 21s. at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners-street. —Advt.

Beauty and sympathy are delicately combined in the arrangement of our wreaths, which will prove a fitting tribute at the funeral of relative* or friends- Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, Willis-street, Wellington.—Advt.

Ladies' interesting and smart Xmas and New Year Styles now showing at the Exclusive- Blouse Specialists, 37, Willis-street, where the good goods are. —Advt.

War against dirt f Every day the neoes* city of keeping tho home free from dirt ia brought homo .to us with tragic force. Influenza must be checked, and tho most important thing ia to procure a Daisy Vacuum Cleaner." By using the Daisy in the homo you are free f torn, dirt and dust (the greatest known germ-carriers). Call in nnd let us prove that tho Daisy is the deadly enemy of dust and dirt. Oscar Howett tad Co., 56, Cuba-3treet (just be-' low Bank of N.Z.).—Advt.

The friendship foisting between No Rubbing Laundry Help and thrifty wives is very delightful. Is 3d packet sufficient 'for eevon weekly family washing*. Wellinston Grocers^—Advt. ■ ;