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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 140, 10 December 1927, Page 7

Luxury that is necessary — *° man — •Perhaps that seems ridiculous but really it isn't. We are thinking of men who will be staying at - hotels, with friends, or on the beach these holi- " days. The dressing gown certainly adds the ' finish to man's raiment, in reality it is just as necessary as pyjamas. These new English Gowns that came in yesterday are the new all-purpose garments. They are worn for lounging in the morning or for smoking at night, for beach wear, of for the , ' more mundane purpose of dodging along to the . . •■ Bathroom. We have three or four ityles. " " One is the Pure Foulard SiJk light texture, wraps up into a small space at 75/-. Another— a very luxurious thing—in Brocaded pure all art. silk, a very handsome attribute to the wardrobe sells at 90/-. A model in art. silk and cotton goes at 50/-. We have just two bright Oriental looking things that are marked at 84/-, but as we have only two of these left in sizes 40 and 42 we will be pleased to quit them—if they'll fit you—at '65/.. It may be as well to suggest here that these make handsome gifts. They are really new and well worth seeing. Ask for them in the Clothing Department. ■ t * V YV La L/O TAeHomT/or Serge Suits -■.' . \ ' ■ RjC^ c Happy Housewife Cheerily she bids farewell to hubby "/\ \^H in tne corning- Cheerily she wel«<r ■ comes him home again. Always fresh, v N. always bright, always smiling, she \ >^^^^v radiates happiness and contentment. - Ov v can be just as happy—-just as fresh y Free yourself from the ever-recurring '.' .- drudgery of the Washtub. v Send your washing to the IDEAL BAG WASH " WE TAKE THE WORK OUT OF WASHDAY" RING: 46-414- andourvan W iUcall,coHect and deliver the same day.