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NZ Truth, Issue 1301, 20 November 1930, Page 20

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)J^HITE is a strong favorite, but not white alone. It must team up with color— with black, green, coral ' or brown or yellow. Judged •on this summer's standards whfte by itself wll, give the she-was-a-village-maideri look. * ■ * . ' , * gIG, flat envelope purses hold the fort . without much trouble. Evening and formal occasions see bags rioting ' m all shapes and sizes, but for hard wear and general wear the- envelope has 'it. "■''.' *'■'-' *'- ' . '.*'- .•'.." .•'•"■'"' fHE tig chiffon hankie remain* popular, and is usually a .color deter to the beads, shoes, and bangles worn to contrast With the frock. Daytime sees it m stronger stuff, crepe de chine, -shantung or what you will.: , • "'..*•' •' ; * ' '-' --» pLOWERS. artificial or real, are out. Doomed to blush unseen m the daytime they do very little better at night.' Orchids, real ones, are permissible with an evening frock— -if, that's any con-, 'eolation! '■ ; ■•".•' .■■■' ; *' v . ■- ■■•■:■■ '7- y%y j)ANCE frocks that sweep the floor are trailing out of fashion. V At least an inch off is the new ci^. ''--" '" ■■*„;■' *777 . *.. • . ;•-■■; - , ; WERY little .change m stockings. .Dull . weaves are smartest and shades match the various degrees of sunburn. '.; '"'*.' *'.'.■' ''•'.' * - : '~ : 7 .gUNBURN or tan. but of a box his been counted out. 7 This summer you must have the genuine, article, blisters or no blisters, therefore you join th'e sun, sand and sea brigade Or - bake by yourself out on the back lawn. .If you have BARRACLOUGH'S MAGIC NERVINE handy m the home ypu need^ not fear toothache:. Instant relief is yours. . It is as magic as its name. BARRACLOUGH'Sv .MAGIC NERVINE ' obtainable everywhere at:':i/6.* .-."•'.- .-:,; . .'" ■..-'.■ ■''.;-.: -.yy.. .-