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Where can I buy beautiful , china ? In the . shop that sells Shelley China; is the answer. A Shelley Tea Set has the rare purity of colourthat made Staffordshire china world-famous. The Shelley Cups of beautiful form—light, thin,’elegant, strong—arc a pleasure to use; and every hostess loves a Shelley set for the modest splendour that it imparts to Afternoon Tea. Ash to see the latest Shelley Tea Sets • Shelley Dainty White China, Shelley Nursery Ware by Mabel Lucie ' Attwed and Hilda Cowham. Shelley Domestic Ware and Shelley Jelly Moulds —all- British. In case of any difficulty in obtaining write to —- THOMAS WEBB d? CO., LTD 80 ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND. {Look for the name Shellau M each I . piece cf China « I

| The Old French Court | a Amid this splendor was | | born France’s fame for i | beauty. Gouraud’s Oriental | I Cream contributed to this i | renown thru its. use by fa- | I mous Court Beauties. ORWAL CREAMS I ■te' e> i d rT?^ or trial a >nple. B I K^k’T-r?J?l>l<lnS & Son - 1 'O.'S 1 I CONNELLY BROS., Reps., § a Auckland. ’ S

Trust DinneforcTs! pie regular use of Dinneford's Magnesf* has been proved in thousands of cases, during the past hundred years, to afford relief m cases of Acidity of the Stomach. Rheumatic Gout, Gravel, Headache, Indigestion. Flatulence, Bilious Affections, “o. and is widely recommended by Doctors. DINNEFORD’S // MAGNESIA A mild safe aperient for people of al! ages. Solid or powdered magnesia is most dangerous to take as it 13 Lable to form hard insoluble lumps in the bowels. XVCID IMITATIONS ! Look for th. name DINNEFORD’S on every bottle anJ lobr’

in the future embraces confidence in all things. “ EGGS ELEGANT.” What do you think of thi s quaint idea for a place card for your Easter party ? Woilld you like to know how to make them? Well, here it is:—Take as many eggs as will correspond with the number of the guests invited, and instead of blowing the eggs from the two ends, prick a •in ml*’ ,n each side— P r * c k holes towards the smaller end of the • tfj e Sgs, and as nearly' * 1 opposite each other as V— y possible. Paint faces I on the eggs imitating f the modernistic features one sees on the smart hat display forms. Run a wire AI (pipe cleaners are good for this) through the holes in the egg, bend down very carefully, bringing the ends together, and twisting them. Wind tile wire with crepe paper or yarn, and insert the ends in a 2in button-mould. The gives you a standard to hold the eggs. Make little hats' of crepe paper, carrying out the colours of your table decoration—have, every . hat of a different shape, if you can; it adds to the effect of a