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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 31, 5 January 1945, Page 6

<£<£<£<£c£4>*<£<£<£<£<£<&<£<£<£<Si<S<&< : ,*:V *»*|» sS>*i*X:X:"!' .«" m^ FROM "THE SUNNY CORNER' by Susan And here we are again stepping confidently into another NewYear eagerly looking for the op-, portunities to assert our bright newresolutions ! * * « on the threshold of 1945 the P.D.C. looks over its shoulder at the achievements of last year . . . increased business and goodwill, the-improvements in store layout, the introduction of an assistant manager to the staff, the improvements to general appearance of our store due to renovations and retouching. The Hire Purchase Plan and special Layby office are also services which have been introduced at the P.D.C. during 1944, and the novel "Sunnyholme Cottage" staged its opening during last year. clock continues to nibble at eternity and "wear" and "tear" continue to nibble holes in sox and singlets! So busy housewives your best plan is to -write to "Janet" for your mending wools while we have a good range of "Chadwick" wools. Fawns, browns and greys, 3-£d skein, and larger skeins of mending for men's woollen singlets and sox 6d skein. *■ * * 5[.. • . And then we look forward, and as we strive not to equal but to surpass . . . we want, to give "better" service . . . we look toward our first big storewide event for 1945 ... a January Bombshell . . . i ten days' intensified selling to clear up all the odd lines before stock- ' taking. Previous experience of outbargain days will be enough en- . coaragement to the public to watch out for our bargain announcements in next week's advertisements. * * * is certainly the season for holiday week-ends! No sooner are Christmas and New Year over than we have Anniversary week-end in store for us I So to ensure your Beauty Salon appointment in preparation for' the 22nd January, phone 5456 tonight or early next week. * * * nothing more annoying to the dressmaker than to run out ot pins! So stock up while we have a supply of plated dressmaker pins at 4d Joz pkt. Colourful plastic thimbles in all sizes at 5d each; and strong steel crochet hooks in sizes A\, 5, 5£ and C at .'ld each may also be etceteras needed in your work box. * * * •([Our radio programmes for next week are to be as follows:—Monday: Susan's Fashion Commentary. Wednesday: "Listeners' Club." Thursday: "Musical Celebrities" featuring Nelson Eddy who will sing, "I'm Falling in Love with Someone," "Wanting You" and "A Perfect Day." Tune in to 2ZA at 8.45 p.m. for these sessions. * * * think! A saving of 12/- on every yard of English Tweed—if you buy it now! This tweed is ideal for those smart 3-piece travel suits, ' 29/6, but as a holiday bargain is selling rapidly at only 17/6 yard, 54in wide. * . * * <|[A hurried glance at the window displays in Wellington proved to me that violet blue and purples are right "in the news" this season and our Mantle Salon has been just as quick to catch on this fashion. A beautiful formal occasion frock I have can wear this vivid flattering violetblue shade. The frock is designed with a deep square neck caught at each side with handsome gilt and diamante clasps. This beautiful dress is long sleeved and has a belt of self material. Price £6 2s 6d. ** » * for the W.X. fitting we have an easy-to-wear heavy linen sports dress in that beloved natural shade. Everything about this frock is carefully designed to cater to the requirements in style and fit of the larger figure. Price £6 8s 6d. * * * of our Beauty Salon girls is "keen to finish a pretty blue jumper which requires just one skein of 3-ply "Goodura" wool. If you happen to have this spare skein would you kindly write to me or call at my office please? and 1 can arrange for an exchange. * * * 5fA delightful holiday frock in spruce blue linen is effectively embroidered and eyeleted in white—a desirable garment for the smart young woman of S.W. fitting. This frock is £8 10s. See it in the Mantle Salon. PREMIER DRAPERY Co., Ltd. "The Sunny Corner" PALMERSTON NORTH