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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 54, 6 March 1922, Page 9

I At the New Century Hal) last evening, ; }M?.” John Page addressed a crowded i audience upon the subject, "A Vision of the Future." He said that before man could appreciate the possibilities of the future; itwas necessary to have a coherent .idea of the realities of life and of our relation to the whole universe. Out of I the unseen would come wonders that I would make present-day miracles seem playthings, and bj adapting- itself to the i new conditions humanity would move for- I ward with joy in a. life freed from the limitations of the present to the boundk:ss ppssibilities of the future. The name of Hay wards, Ltd., 226 a, Jj^mbton-quay, has come to be so indelibly associated with authenticity of style that some of the smartest dressers '' ve\y solely on us for dress suggestions, i Tbsy know that thus they can be sure j of clothes combining distinction and cor- | rtittness to a marked degree. New impcwtations constantly arriving.—^dvt., . . A.n interesting window display is notrceable at Spackman and Thompson's, I 243, Lambton-qiiay, one window being j darkened to show evening effects for J their lovely Paris and London gowns.— Advli. It's early, but we are i*eady for winter. J See -our boys' singlets at from 2s to 6s 6d, !knicker drawers from 2s to 6s 6d, and •children's Roslyn combinations from 10s 6d to 13s 6d the suit. Fowlds, Man-ners-street.. —Advt. ■Woddings.—lf you wish to obtain that finish-, and artistic touch to your wedding-, order your bouquets from Mies Murray, Vice-Hsgal Floriste. 36, Willisstreeti.—Advt. ' "T1.180" Elastic Girdles. The corset that cfc's like a filove, absolute comfort, models for all figures, recommended by medics* 1 -' men. Also "Treo" Brassieres. ' M.'Ka,v I's Specialty House (Stewart Dawson's -Chrncr). —Advt. Monclny drudgery Ims gone by the board for ever .through No-rubbing, the marvehVMas Laundry Help..—Advt.