Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4846, 18 April 1918, Page 4

A woman who fills Tier proper piacaA. in the home and social life lias imuffdnties, to attend to. Her working day is often long and very full. Especially is this so at the present time. To give her best her energies must he propel ly directed, and there must be no waste, and it is in this important respect that mistakes frequently made. Why shoulu a woman use many precious _ hours of he - time, and perhaps injure her health and eyesight, making underclothing when she can bin- "Wl ? ‘ u ' requires for practically the same amount'as she spends on the materials;- Miss M. Neill, Gisborne’s ladies” underclothing specialist. has large stocks of underclothing, and is in a position to sell much cheaper than present wholesale prices war rant—-at the old corner and at Evervbodv’s Buildings.* ” X,.; An insight into conditions in the war zone was afforded at the Opera House last night, when a film dealing with the capture of Messines Ridge in June last was shown. The picture was of especial value in view of the news in this morning’s paper that the Germans have practically recaptured the ridge, and proved of absorbing interest to students of the war news. LA pictorial renew'.of the ruins of Wytschaete, which the Germans have now recaptured, showed that their gain was a barren one and apparently not two stones of the village remain together,' the place being just a heap of rubble. A view of Messines shbwed-.it to be litt’e better, there being certainly not ad"; habitable, spot in* the village. These photographs, too, were taken in. June, since when both “villages” have beoD ceaselessly under fire. TheiVji*; condition now must beggar tile imam gination.