NANETTE NOTICES
Kiddies’ Socks Available. Hero is interesting news for mothers of small children. The Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop, Ltd., have opened up a lovely range of kiddies’ socks in silk and wool mixtures; the shades are in practical fawns and browns. Don’t miss these for I can assure you they are excellent value. * No Blondes.
A severe shortage of blondes is likely to he caused by a long war, says a Hollywood expert. Alany of the chemicals used to make blondes beautiful are needed for munitions. Black and Chromium is Modern.
Occasional furniture with that distinctive rioic of modernism is a feature at Alounseys
“Fashion Seal” Furnishers, Rangitikei Street. Occasional furniture in black relieved with chromium is exemplified in a display of circle and oblong tea wagons, fireside screens and kerbs, smokers’ stands, Ashaway smokers’ companions, occasional tables, etc., that Nanette inspected. * Blind Woman Knits for Soldiers. Eighty-one years old. Aliss H. Biddell, of Wellington, who has been blind since she was sixteen years of age, is setting an example for many sighted and younger people. She is knitting pullovers lor soldiers and lias already started her tenth. A Pleasure To All. The highest in the hairdresser’s art, is reflected in the permanent waves carried out hv W. Al. Crystall s staff of skihul/ trained operators. Quality materials only are used and till* result ne that ii.ee pe. ,ua are a pleasure to all who see them and a great satisfaction to both Air Crystall and liis slaif. Why not ring for an appointment. * Girl Guide’s Bravery.
The first member of the Girl Guide movement to he awarded the Geo, ge Medal by the King is Miss Gillian Tinner. of Gloucestershire. She was an active Girl Guide up to the outbreak ot war, when she joined tlie Auxiliary Fire Service. During one of the worst raids on London sho was driving 150 gallons of petrol, and carried on at great risk to herself, with incendiary bombs falling all round her. An Easy Way.
There is not an easier way of replenishing your household linens or wearing apparel than to purchase them under Ihe layby system at Duckworths. All you have to do is call at Duckworths, select what you want in the way of sheets, towels, table cloths, etc., or even 2 frock or coat, then pay a small deposit and a payment to suit yourself, at least once a fortnight. Re wise and select your requirements today. An Oven Hint.
Don’t open the oven to cool it when it becomes overheated. Place a basin of cold water inside. This will reduce the heat and help with the cooking.
Thursday Week 1 Thursday week is an important day; it is the final day of Slaters Leading Gown Salon's luige clearance, tf you want your share of the great values offering we strongly advise calling al once. The stock is all this season’s, new and striking styles, and the prices are phenomenally low. Watch the windows as these are being changed daily. *
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 197, 22 July 1941, Page 7
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503NANETTE NOTICES Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 197, 22 July 1941, Page 7
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